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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-11

L'ne o. shat s 5eng to1e IL il bahaH his
t@Es commander Is also q doctor a EcrEe5n ara
~ Oh TIE ship kEoule5Es 8 trained
A@4Asi ne enemy The B-aftons cruises are
lac 20 bf1af @ the welfare q American eth
Hers a-- they constitute 10 menace 10 fhs o5u.-
~ o. any people on earl
u H the first duty o.. IRE Bratton % safeguard
ne oFs'er indUEty o. the waters ln Which the
snip sails safegl4riIng the oyster industry
means sateg1ar-i1g tie health % the Consumers
q oysters and other shell fsh. r. 1912 a Law
vas Passes vhich gave into the hands o. the pub
Ac health service the work % deld iuysstlgEtion
INTO 'he ca1EeE % diseases Affecting man. and
the duty % enforcing rules q safety a. The
sources o. trouble Under the sane law the sery-
Ice vas charged wlth the work Of the study % the
polu-on % streams D. sena axe and oy Industrial
wastes The wO-k lE connection Eith the oyster
Industry ialis vfttin the held Of the duties i'm
posed upon the service by this la~ o. 1879
The Bratt0u sJeans al through the coast
waters % The Chesapeake. making incuFsions into
ne i1lsts. bays and tributary rivers Under the
direction OF The surgeon IN charge shell fsh are
taken from the beds AZ all the sources % supply.
VIII them are taken samples Of the water ~ dif.
fsreni depths and also samples o. the material
which forms the bed Of the coastal waters. the
hays and the streams a. the POINTS where the
test IL % BE- applied.
BaetenolOEical and chemical examinations are
made % the she'll fsh. the water and TIE bottom
material The meteorological examination IL The
1ka HWAAA ~ aHHAa w HL.MA AAANn Oh
bacteria and the number of colon baclll Whtch
are present The presence o. ccion haeiIa IN
Ereat numbers Shows the preaence % fec&i uat-
Ter and arousea Instant and earnest atteutioa
and painutaking eKaMination and report
The layman probably knows in a general say
that typhoid fever through the method Of is In
uOduction into the system Il one o. the grave
dangers which threatens the people through rs
food supply. u must not Be supposed Tor q mo-
ment thAt the work of the socialists on the Brat
ton cease when they have taken their samples
and have detected the preserves o. elements which
may constitute danger 90 the pubic health
When there s. suspicion that the coastal waters
the shell hsh bed. or The waters Of . beach Whicl
are used for bathing purposes By the people ar
Affected By dangerous deposits. the anf SHOES
drainage COWS into the suspected waters ~inafnntl
IA studied All useful informaton conserving
"A Obtained and means are taken % correct cond
tions which have contributed 90 tire pqdiuton q
ahs waters OF have wholly produced A.
he study o. tns section q the land Which
suspected o. supplying through is drainage u
matter which on deposat becomea a merac
through ne shell ash nupply or otherwise r. a
pubne health. comprises an inquiry into the pre-
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-11

Hay naf foraEe p~rutretiQn h14 pn
srsA4ly ineFraEst b. ~ inarcFtaton
nr4 attttnttun &c several Tln1sA tns
srlura1toa 81 vkirh has been expefr
nentas uith nnt f1sgereN ~ ne I1if
"a States aasartmenf ~ ~Agrlcaliure
ghreaeh m bursaa ~ piaut ine1sisg
80 sArir rrgtaba1sy aEt reilaSiu
Tor the taslrat parposs have been fniy
s-e-unsrrnded ana their caiuFertl1 co
tnhnthed
ID tks se--isrtd West where 10 per
sr-sai rrass has Ehus Car been iouna
usad 70 tie ccrfiticrs S1tAn era&A
la -sw eruaEhgrssisfant beg ElAnt
r~c-sa hirh raise ter hay. Nnesf
wure hauis certItc1s = las also sac
csetas nE-iratly and via probably
rarncs fcrt21 mllets 90 a large en-
ts1L az h ps&uees BETTER Pay p
1suang larger yitfts
nere i uI much 10 learn On re-
nrt 90 re crua h1t ID baE oeea tested
wrsf cafaf1Ng ln Tenas g. sen &c a.
Ar.nwr1 farm Nlrrfnia and has eaa
a. least q yeara uiai a. uany r1ac~s
- the Ersat plails ard ~ ranous agTt
caIerai erre-ment stnt.oas and the
tats as hand iullcafe 1rFrcziIafeig
ne bsf methods 90 cultlre
Sr1tr brht rarfau cunEitinls q e
Fgraahy best Go sou Sudsn Erass IN
ross pei eKceleut results have been
secured i1 try neEinus hvm hruad-
clstt1E ard the grass Eroun that Esy
9oFs q becoue too coarse fer palat.
ave Tar. AlihoZrh VERY similar IN
appDar1Ecs 90 Joh1sou grass IS h con.
aceret far superior a. q forage crop
81 n 10 sunchy. p1uing oui more
s2sUs an6 nauy ucr leavez Horsei
and cess esg q Eusedliy noae q ms
stems which confaia q great Zeal q
auEAr. being wasted ~ ls often N
case uifh the coarser Erassea
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-11
MADE THE VICTORY CERTAn
Gunners Anncurcernent Nsturslb
erought Joy 20 ire Hear q
Artillery Captain.

With a ringing cheer the e-eny -
vanoed 70 attack the intreachuentS
~Fre. hoauely shouted tts aFtl
lery captain, and the roar % The gus
responded. but without che-k.-g hs
steady advance q TIE enemy
One piece remained urd s-aatged.
why don't yOg Are. demanded As
captain.
IL don't know u rs lc2ce4- ~
sponoed the gunner.
A CLEAN % Soy ~ up the stern ia-
lures % the commaader.
Then victory Is oars De sAc1id
-FIre Q; ard lets ind out'
The discharge moved duE- 'hs a.
vancing column and the assault 70
repealed.
Twas ever thus
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-11

when yon arc ~preparinE tand Tor
orchard use picw ln two Or eona
81 ground sime rcek % sake sure
that the soil d not acid sad ~iii net
econ become 70. Ground lime rock
ennros lnture anything. a. u has no
caustic properties on other properties
that can injUrs plants
Yet me lime IN this lime rock yin
Be- lei Loose Zoe the ~ 81 the plants
AZ they need Il. More and more
scientific aRricuituriEts , coming to
take this preeaution.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-11

on many a farm the egg crop la
looked AZ ven differently uow from
what n Vas yearE ago. Formerly TIE
farmers used 20 think Il w&s an right
Tor Women folks 70 fuss with the
eggs. hut today many 3 business
tarmer ID giving his attention 10 the
poh7in IS much as he IA % the hogn
ma cattle
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-11
BY Wire
Twas ever nus

Louise Randolph smilinr,y c1narni
this tale told % her the other Gay;
she vas In her dressing room ~
paring 10 60 "on when the cah Nl
snnounced that she vas vantei q ns
telephone
7 can't 90 now. she rePiiet: na
the message.
The boy returned shortly. sAgh1I
embarrassed
You had better come. Mss -
dolph." he said. Its yopr tausaN
and she wants 70 give you a kss ovs
the phone-Green Book
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-11

- sFEec--Eslerzf C he ssrs5-e "a
- Woe rssearrh vo-k rre whoss sc-
eo'.1ne1t r. lines q -asI-.I .-sa,v,- -
tnoNn 70 the proflrrl--
h-FEeo- Ee-e-aF U1~---s y ~t.--.-
SiH1bsor. J. p Crf4~ i n - w n
. Trark Ttar are Ill s-.-t--l
s'n and have Et-ac-.- -ra- m. "a
~ al -a-s CO ta --1-tr
Aeeenty be- The ue1.-z. csz-e. -
Ii eonci1slFe stltsue-- u, - -.rL
L.-1 i-heI11s % ne E-tlr ras.-s sa--s-a 80 81.
Cnitet States Rore-rus--- "
-toFpaa1Eg through tie -4--s --.t
~ Ne States fh@ service o1II4-s t..-
az. lst1-1-c1 90 saz4 .4r-f-fs-
t@ F-rrr--faF e-.sp-ies
ool-grH research Won =z---slrs -.----r -.
ani-e examines .mmlrrsrrs -.
iActlre and sale o hioi1Ec ue5Irr.r -------- -
NleE2'e tra1c ard furnishes medic -.
- vaT'ous drz-ehes q he a5.e---a-, -
O1ces o. the service nag b. as~r-as % sr,r A.
any pan o. the vor.1-
u q ne Ln'ezt9a -I the present a--- ,,E.
~ aa1 deHcroe only ore @ me zr-tr ana 80
o. Anor q ne F1tfc health service ne go
% cheEapeake t1y and ls l-.=.- ara .-s-.---
form ne aeid q an snc-rr-us .rs-.s-- Il. h.
no. itsse @2fsrs '.at are taken a la-ra 80 -
TIE st-l rst approved a. a o. ---zsa 49, -,
tHe-2lE a11 perhaps u4lgrs rho rerz- saw
SAT- water Hos nary A-s-. avs rs1a III ai,b
ne aIprpF1l % arle'te over their -rrr-- % .he
Eaf slel kroE thar e has t-- -.1e -a,.s-
o. government concern thai rEs s.al s.a tsrvls
Be a food e. safe % -ss beal.h a. Il Is rrs,sfsI
% ne -aEts'
u has been said thai the American pe,pis rso-
greai interest In a dreat1zuEbt a hlr srfn hBur
Ter onenEiEe Egrposss and u r o. 10, cutting AZ
too stro18y. mainly tor the EiGkirR u other shirs
and AetT crews along sith fnzu-a FUT-r mr..
pose u g 1s 70 b h0gsd that an equal n not
a greater Interest nay ore day De created ir tbe
little ships o. the E-overnmena Whose only uor-
and o1ly purpose are saving oness
In the control o. TIE public health service IA a
little ship caIei the Braftou. T. beau the nams
q q surgeon % the service Who did eonmsnfiur
woTk for mankind to a great yellow fever epidemir
and who laid dOWn his life for humanity. Ths
scene o. tks Bratton's activities - On the sstsr,
q the great shell aHh predicting bay which uashe.
Maryland and the tributaries thereto. 7, IL one o
fhe ships helplng 70 guard ne lives o. ninety MI
noaa q people
Ths wvgk Of safeguarding the shel hsb bes
from ~poIlat0n and thereby performing ira worl
81 prevention a. . source frum uhIch eanwnr ~,
qBentiY spnnes falls IN the nsld o. direction q
Assistant surgeonG General J W. Kerr. II ehars
o. tire division o. Ncientf0c rsSea9rh- To civ
an idea o. the immenRify 81 ne negd a .ureca,
tl0a. prevention and cure coming under ne are
tion % one man Il may BE- said nat Doetar Kerr
dutles a. net forth m the orxAnlzation chart
the service appear AZ fonows. Lboratorsei
seprosy iuvestixatNOn station. Hawall hyrieu
Haborntory. Washington. d c.; division o. ehsml
ery. zoology. pbarmaeolOgy. pathology and b
terfoiogy Field investigations: p4seaS4a aHe.
ing man. p~olluti0n o. streams ~ sewage and
dnssrIal wastes. rural bygiene and school hyEier
Ths services o. tae good ship Bnatson are Ev
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-11

u fllg furr F %
E0Fe-uent one rass
he Eofk o. the -ssiesl ss
Sc @ m devoted ar --
eanEerous yhan TIA, a. U-L
dier Tte doctcr i- As -
uEatcnA eEper-erts "a
ninisraucrs fares ter-.
ne tine a. peace ar 81.
TINE 81 var TIE sz-ae
ne solder Is o- re ,.,-
nd Thsne 10 a hr.rr
& r. ne eafy SOFA ~
putiic heaifh rer 80
tntted States y -
o. To- the benest ~ sT
people h-rcress o. tso.---
an perhaps miEio-r -
krow too huie o. he
thsir behalf
The Ebi.c hsa-t
ne Cnitea States Is
q ths aerarmsut o. ~.
w = fats zl,et.r
the oGce o. assi.r., -
tAry q TIE -7eaEury. Br-r- >
MNUFr~ n -
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-11
HOW UNCLE
SAN FIGHTS
DISEASE |
6IEdward B. Clark

the rhrEcars Of ,t- puhnr la4 Tce 60
gaze .hr-reires t--tflly ar ut fat 60
oe-cr r. fhs htr 81 rresf-tHr- e. SHEA 80
ne tr-=t-et zgl-E has Co. e. o-zr q ut-A
a rCgu1 cf cure
ne slrrecrs % he r-a af r are
nst 1zlr ssltsss tr ere s. . vl- lra-si
e1e1re tw Heg ere ere ar1-z rlr 90 ire
soldiers s1Eared 1 ere fr.- Ts --.- rec
ores f1gu 1a. on -arF er-s aa f.e-1res
tAsI Eare -ate great t1-a 1---eraz- e. e
a large r1- % their eer 70 e---1-a ne srsEy
On hs auf aFgearancf an -z-F --s-l--es -s
Eake mposahie hs aaraar-rs Or re uhica
BE a@ss ~ son WIN IRE ra-s e. 1a whs-a
are rs weapons 90 c~arse
" the po1uiar prints o-e -e-1f ---s @ ths
@u'Ii@ 81 rovs--s-t a1 r-e-luu--s fsr poe
SIDE var Taere sse-s 90 D. a sslrst t- c-eas-
Ats an1 abti-E fs-e-as 10 ha-aIors
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-11

cerberps vas barking a. The gates Of haae.
-Hs's al rghL~ Plato ruminatsd. ms + a.
hope fhsy wont Tar me Tor thres DOR ~. v..ss
Eyen be had his tr0uhlen.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-11

10 the tiv3Eo1
% s1srufc
such Dr. Il
S Cunning a.
Ia command o.
the coastal work
q this ship
which uem 80
muca 20 The
petite whIch
perhaps Er5w
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-12-11

II may Be ~ difhcult for scme -
men { % enter the kingdom % heav..
az Il Il FOR them % keep out Of ~
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16
nIRrHs AND pnArHs.

Births-B. and Lucia Moclta, 1850 South
Fifteenth, girl; Paul and Anna Wuster-
hansen, 2013 Dorces, boy; Henry and Anna
Humping, 1903 North Twenty-sixth, girl
Herman and Amanda Thaelecke, fiii
South Seventeenth, boy; Harry =. and
Marie Disbrow, 1908 Ames avenue, boy,
=. and Carmela Nostasi, li09 South Thir-
teenth, boy; william and Edith Spring
borg. 400 North Twenty-fifth avenue.
boy; Martha Il. and Catherine Gibson,
2S2s North Twenty-seventh, boy Antonio
and Lucia Calabrio, 800 Woolworth ave-
nue., girl; Ralph and Georgia Lane, 1906
McAieer, 1866 North sixteenth girl.
Deaths-William Haywood, "a years.
hospital: Anna c. Rasmussen. u years
1908 North Thirty-fifth.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
Horsen aud Vehicles,

FOR SALE-Team Of mares. weight 2.3ol
pounds, $50: team OF mares, weight, 2, %
pounds S125: good broke single and double
saddle horse Sl25. good work horses, SIS.
Call South 20Gs 1922 Harrison ST.
HEAVY teamine gears. farm wagons q
harness; large stock & attractive prices
Johnson-Danforth Co. i529-S3 y. 18th St
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
Several matched teams OF mares; six
young mares. Call at Brewery Co. sa-
loon, 1914 S. 18th.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16
MARRIAGE LICENSEES.

Incense 10 wed have ben issued to tho
following
Name and Address Age.
charley n. Fogg. ender...".......... q
Buelah Kelly. er........".......". IS
Manuel Il. Long, Fremont. ...........,,.. %
Viola Snyder. Fremont. ...............".. rs
Charles r. Tyner, Lincoln. ......... over 81
Mary r. Sprague. Omaha. mover Is
Arthur Joseph Slagle. Denver, Colo.... 20
Catherine e. Bates. Omaha...........,.. Is
Horace Grub, Omaha. .................. 81
Addie Grub. Omaha.....,....,"...... ~
Frank O. Mystrom. Omaha ........... "a
Frances Fleckenstein. Omaha.,...,..... ~
Harry +. DoweIl Council Bluffs. ....... n
Gertrude s. Shelby. Council Biuffa..... 22
George cramer Kanarado. Kan........ Sc
Nellie Marks, Kanarado, Kan........... 45
Max Meiches. Omaha. %
Lille Apple, Omaha. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16
Unclaimed Answers
to the
s'Swanners' Column

Hundreds Of other answers nave been
called for and delivered during the Last
week II Is reasonable 20 suppose that
all OF the people below have made the
desired swaps, therefore do not call for
the balance u their answers. Bee Want
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16
WANT ADS


Want ads received az any time, but 70
Insure proper classification must be pre-
eented before u o'clock noon for evening
edition and f.0 p. m. for morning and
sunday editions. Want ads received after
such hours viii be under the heading,
Too Late to Classify"
CASH RATES.
Seven consecutive times, ] cent WORD
each insertion
Three times within one week, ~ cents
n word each Insertion
One time, cents a word.
CHARGE RATES.
Seven consecutive times, cents line
each Insertion
Three times within one week. 10 cents a
line each Insertion.
One time, A. cents a line.
Count six average words 10 line.
Minimum charge. 20 cents.
An advertisement inserted 10 ne run un-
al discontinued must be stopped by writ
ten order.
All claims for errors must be made
within fifteen days after the last inser-
tion Of the advertisement
You can place your want ad in The Bee
~ telephone.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16
LAVE sToCK FOR SALE
Mnraen md NehIclea.

Horses and Vehicles.
NOTICE to a cash sale: 2.6O0-pound
team OF young mares. both with foaL
absolutely sound ana good workers.
Owner changing business. Cali at resi-
dence s0ls Howard 81
GOOD horse. SSis n. ed 81 Phone Web
ster G6S.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16
DrATns AND FUNERAL NOTICES

DONAHOE-John w. aged "a years.
Funeral from the residence OF his sister,
Mrs Thomas O'COnnOr. Twenty-fourth
and Miami streets. Wednesday morning,
December iG. at $40 a. m, Holy Angels
church, at y a. m. interment at Holy
Sepulcher cemetery.
DJINCAN-Mrs. Cecilia j.. wife OF Robert
-. Duncan, Dec. IA, 1914. at her resi-
dence! 2G2S Davenport street, aged %
years.
Funeral Thursday afternoon at $3.50,
interment at Prospect Hill cemetery.
Tho funeral of A. 8. Holman will be
held at Brewers chapel Wednesday at 2
d. m, Rev. II. X. Cornish officiating.
lnterment will be In Graceland Park
cemetery. Members OF South Omaha
lodge No. las, Independent order OF odd
Fellows. are requested 20 meet nj the hall
at 1880 o'clock. Special street car service
viii be furnished for Odd Fellows and
their friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16
LoDaH NOTICES.

LODGE NOTICES.
ALPHA GROVE NO. q woODMEN
CIRCLE. ATTENTION.
The funeral Of our sovereign, Charles
+. Eden. will be held Wednesday. Dec, ~.
at p. m, from his late residence.
MARY E. PARl<ISNON,
Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16
HELP wANTEn-FEMALE

Ifousekeepers and DOmcstica.
CAPABLE girl for general Homework.
No laundry. Small family. GIG s. 3sth
81 ". 26j0.
WANTED-An experienced girl for gem
cral housewOrk; no laundry work; best
wages. i0s s. 83d II 1875.
WANTED-A white Girl for general
housewOrk; no washing. Walnut 5G
Mrs. Allan a. Marsh 4sol California
WANTED-A girl for general homework
and second girl. 1903 Woolworth Ave.
n. G342
wANTED-A good cook. Webster S27i
Miscellaneous.
YOUNG women coming 10 Omaha as
strangers are invited 70 visit the Young
Women's Christian AssOci0t on building at
ST. Mary's Ave. and nth St, whore they
will be directed to suitable board ng
places or otherwise assisted look for our
travellers guide at Union station.
LADIES' g. misses coats. suits. dresses e.
skirt samples at Wholesale prices. Bon
offs New York Sample Store. e06 y. 10th
MANY government Jobs open to women;
list free. Franklin Institute. Dept. 6js.
w Rochester. n. Y
GIRL TO demonstrate a toy. Bee Bldg
CHI tmas sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES
sWAPPER,s COLUMN

SWAPPER's COLUMN
AUTOMOBILES-For other AUTOMOBILES
bargains see the Automobile" classifi-
cation.
! A 5G-IN. ROLL TOP DESK-In excellent
shape. Will exchange for a larger one;
will consider q flat-top, but would prefer
an extra large and deep roll-top. Also
have a chair. VIII swap that or no, to
suit. Address s. c. 1858. Bee.
lAUTO-SO-h. p. four-cylinder roadster, Just
overhauled; rear tires are new, and
| Nobby tread size 34x4; will sell cheap
and accept late model motorcycle or vis-
ible typewriter as part payment. Address
AUTO-overland auto coupe body for sale
or exchange at a bargain. is in excel
lent condition; please describe what you
have fully. Address S. g. 1872 Bee
CHICKENS FOR SALE-4O Thoroughbred
orpington and White Leghorn pulets,
chicken house, pen and poultry supplies;
will sell or make trade for auto needing
repairs, or plano. Address s. c. $50. Bee.
CARPENTER CONTRACTOR viii swap
contract work for auto not too high
priced, build garage or repairing. Al
dress s g. S4, Bee
FOR AN unusual bargain for cash or
a standard gasoline auto coupe. Address
s. c.. 1853. Bee.
EXCELLENT PIANo-swap for Victroia
and records. Must be a top-notch ma
chine and have large bunch OF records,
II you expect an even exchange. VIII
take Ellison machine same way. No
junk and NOTHING BUT DISK ma
chine wanted. viii take good rifle or
repeating shotgun TO help make UP the
difference in value. Address S. c. S52
Bee
5x7 GRAF'LEX newspaper camera. With
II plate holders, carrying case i9f
ers. The outfit In good condition and a
big bargain for the iO' at sllo ADDRESS
s. c. 1871
and fixtures for sale or trade for any
thing thai ! can use. 5. G. 9ls Bee.
HAMILTON PIANO AND OTHER col
LATERAL. for Virginia land or land
in southern Indiana, or for lots well To-
s peiH or cieVe ,is Will Pay DIFF
FERENCE. NO WESTERN STUFF
WANTED. Please give best description
enee also legal description. I am buying
for myself. Address $. c. S55, Bee.
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPOND
ENCE SCHOOL Building, Superintend-
ing and Construction Books. five volumes.
Will swap tor repeating shotgun, repeat
ing rifle, automatic revolver or high
power Marlin or Winchester. or what
have have yogs Ais o. Estimating Books; an
Books swap any or all the above for
large desk, 50 inches or larger. Address
LATHE. automobile. Regina music
cabinet. photograph, revolving dupli-
Gator 100 gallons guaranteed puncture
seal Edison moving picture outfit. tents,
dental chairs. 100 Ford car radius rods.
piano. Want billiard table, gas engine,
typewriter. camera, electric motor auto
truck, Jewelry, printing material. land.
auto supplies, tires. Make offers. s. c.
S64. Bee
LEATHER davenport excnange for
dresser Phone Harney. s699
MOVING PICTURE MACHINE-Edison
motion picture macainc. equipped with
gas-making plant. and six reels OF film.
for sale or trade s. c. SIS. Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16

| PLAYER MUSIC-Have an extensive
| library of new SS-note music for player
pianos; will sell half price or trade for
| Victrola, Underwood typewriter, good
| Typewriter desk, or, in fact, anything
can use. What have you? Address s. c.,
| 3l6 Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16

LEATHER davenport exchange for
dresser. Phone Harvey 2699.
MOVING PICTURE MACHINE-Edison
motion picture machine. equipped with
gas-making plant. and six reels OF film
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16

An advertisement inserted 10 ne run un-
al discontinued must be stopped by writ
ten order.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16

LATHE. automobile. Regina music
cabinet. photograph, revolving dupli-
Gator 100 gallons guaranteed puncture
seal, Edison moving picture outfit. tents,
dental chairs. 100 Ford car radius rods.
piano. Want billiard table. gas engine
typewriter. camera, electric motor, auto
auto supplies, tires. Make offers s. c.
S64. Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16
MONEY TO LOAN

NEED MONEY? Sec us. Quick service
Half usual rate. RELIABLE CREDIT
co. 30S Paxton Block. Douglas 1411.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16

r'uneral Thursday afternoon at $3.50,
interment az Prospeot HIll cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16

All claims for errors must be made
within fifteen days after the last inser-
tion OF the advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16

Live stock COmmiHslon Merchants.
MARTIN BROS. g. CO.. Exchange Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16
LOST AMI FOUND
OMAHA q COUNCIL BT.TTFFs STREET
WAY COMPANY
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST

SHIP live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage Your consign-
nients receive prompt and careful atten-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16
AUTOMOBILES

FOR RENT Oae-tou ht hite truck with
driver By week or mcnth. n. Pelton
pos Farram Call Douglas 330i.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16

STENOTYPE-New, In the best Of con-
dition. Used less than four months.
or what cash offer will you make? Ad-
dress s C. 400 Bee,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16

MODEL rs Detroiter touring car with
self-starter, run less than 600 miles.
gent inc bargain at $50 The 4. u. Norm
wall Co. sh Jones St. Doug. 1907.
FoRD cars paint'd So; other cars accord
ing 70 size; work std, Phone s. $50
lndestrlal Garase Co. 2lth 4 Harvey SITS.
oreenOOsh Omaha Rad Rep Co. SO20 Far.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-16

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

engine stopping AMI fsconnccting the
dynamo ana connecting the lamp circuit
direct to the battery when the charge T.
completed. The only M automatic fea
lurr. AMI this T. intentionally retained.
L. that the system must hr started hl
hand when IL j. time 70 r. rharge. hut
warning NJ this time IT. given I'm \ rel
lamp or ma electric he'll alarm. The RET
son the starting = NOT rendered automIt
H. j. because ~ b. considered essential
that the 0lcrItor 80 ~ person % the
rlani and make sure hat the engine i~
properly oiled with the requisite ea>o-
Inc before ID IL started. To start the
system. in j. merely >~arN in throw
u switch Mhcn the battery current. act
ing upon the IyH ia" ~ y motor. 'rank>
the engine until in runs n. it> own pow
CT.