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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05

Die ~baprif9en a5nen1.
Wir bobsn uns Bis kuie fir bersd5.
tist s,balisn. sss,n bi. arisgfatruna
unisrsr igeinbe Giniprud gu srkbsn.
Inter onbsrm ipollts % uns beriperfs
lid erIdeinsn. In ben aampf Der
Guropdtr bic fbudrse saaifs bintin.
suSi,ben. unb bisir Dorpurf ri9tsts
ii4 5und6ii eesen Sranirsi6. bas
rns NIT feinsn braunbiuiissn assio.
men su ihredeu boffts. aber nnn
plDBIif miifien mir bon Der llRbdIts
bartlett unisrss Woripurfs ilkr5elg.
ieiH, mir miiiisn iitfbstrpfitn an urls
ftre gruit pchen unb bef4Gmi Elm
Wsa tlilpa bau4tn, bsnn bic uarobs
Ration bat ibrs gehifrtieuns ss.
frinben. Dnrd ben Wiunb eines TIRES
Gffisisre III biss sefGebsn. Der in ges
fangenf3cft strietb. JH sinem Ge.
fprdh NIT tiuem Der llniern aab e.
jiineii bieis kmerttnslpertte Cffens
baruna BON iid. mir garbdren icnr
men natiirlid niht ielbft auf IoIfx
Sbs.n. unb 70 meints unjsr GsutIHer,
es lei bod iddnblid uno ipiirbslos.
cnb bds fipISe 6ranfr,i6 ii9 bieier
milben 5um admpfs s.stn bas bsui,
fhe Boil bsbiene. Ob bisIer Wtinuna
mar BEL bsm sbeIr Sobn WsIIhlanbs
arpbes Weripunbsrn. unb mil ber bofs
ben unbtfansenbeit isiusr yldiion ant.
pcrtete er: ga, ab.r bic DsutIfsa7!
9okn iit uns niht bic Haptrn ee,
l6;dt9- Ia ipuBts iinitr gutter Deuis
tdkr cIic. tptI6sm rerru6ten B:ifpid
bie ~srpbs gldiion1 ssiuIst IN, uuo
bab fpir pirliit itin Rt1l mstt bas
ben, uns su betfassn. Dafiir, baE
mir bic .bupriTden a6wtms sum
aaHpf, aufbisten. f4ids grcnireirt
uns feline Wiibsn ilnb nlsint IN fsir,r
llnidulb unb araluiisteit nur gNis
s4sS mil gxi4tm su psrsslieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05

Geo. S. W2apr BON 154 @biting
CTR, Chicago. Sl., elm berporraeer.
Der aIpotbefer. bot einen @eglpeiier
sur @eiunbbeit peroffentlidt, in mel
dem er aeiet, tpie er lid ielbit teilte
uno Sauienoen anoeren on Terltopt.
ilng, @aaeniudt, llnperoaulIbteit
ino llnterIeibsbeihperoen leioeuoen
9inberiing peridaffte ourd ben Se'
braud bon iran5oiii6e1 beilsnbeu
Selen. Cine Dole iibey3eugt gelpobn-
i'd. Ole 6roniiditeu Sale beitotbi.
gen ielten mebr aIs 3 9oien. sSeoer,
ipelher ein gyenplar bieies 9u9es
tpiinidt, tann es in Der glpotbete trel
erbalten. Mapr's tpuroerpoueS Wa'
genbeilmittcl ipiro iest IN allen apo'
tbefen perfauft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05

Scr oelitIden Wsadyt, Dor 0eren Ser.
treteru lie banf ibrer liisenbaiten
9;reIIe eute gnn5 perfebrte @ieinuna
botten. esest. lpo tie erfennen, bab Der
seutide SoIoat aIIes ebrIidb be5nblt
lmb nid,t pliinocit, pie 6renno Jran.
aoie es getbdn, baben iie 3utrauen 81
ibm gefabt. Go fam man bnmfig
obenbs Die 9anoitnrmmdnner IN ben
blitiauberen @obuitngen frieolih NIT
ihren Guartierpirtben plailoern ie-
ben. Die 5raiieu fliden bic Uniform
cSer @dihe; min man be8abIer 70
fiiblen lie ii5 beIeibigt. Sdrmcr5lid)
befpegt es jeoen Golbnten. penn Die
Cpier bes irreaeiiibrien gclfes er.
i8oiieR. einpobusr aus Den ufailsD'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
ATLAS NATIONAL BANK

Beri6t Gber ben eiGnb Der eliIas lationnl
Banf bon 0incinnafi, I'M Gfnafe Stip. an
S0lub bes Uei9dfis am 81. Gffober ielA'
Mfttba- an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
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Columbus. o., 4. gopember.--
Das prohibitions 4menbement purs
be nit elmer rieiigen WaiOritdt, bic iia
auf 100000 belaufen oiirfte. Oeripor-
fen. Gin dbnli6es, nenn nidt nod
ihlimmeres S6idial, erlttten bic
@menbements fir @epdbruna oes
Trauen. .Stimmre6ts, iopie fas Steus
ers4menbement, Die nit stipo 100000
Stimmen oeihlagen tporoen iino
sSuoffiaieae uno unOollitdnbiae 8e'
rinte aug rs Counties, Die beute
4benb bier suidmmensefellt poroen
fino, sraebsn cine MaioritGt Don na'
be3u $4,000 fir Dag Some Rule.
Mmenosment, fofpte eine pluralitGt
bon 21,00O fir 1inia. Die geri4te
BON Den no6 iibrigen Counties pers
ben bic 6ome Rule. .Waaioritdt ettpas
rebusiren, tirftsu ieoof bic Blurali>
tat fir Biqis betrd9tli9 erb0bsn unD
auf etipa $1,000 brinsen.
Die S5ioer &ongreb De-
legation.
gplumbus, o, 4. Ropbr. =
Obios aongreBbelesatipu pirb pabrs
i4einlia aug eff RspubIitansrn unp
Elf 9smOtratsn beiteben Die GOIseu=
ben iiub ipabrf6einlib erpGblt:
1. Diitritt: Hi4oIas 2ongportb,
S., Cincinnati.
2. 9iitrift: 9llfrso O. glnsu, o..
Cincinnati (piebereripGblD.
8. Siitritt: Warren 9arb. r.. 5as
milton GpisesrerpdhID.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
anssblia i'm Snbifden
Oaeam bef9Gbtat.

S3edn pc ndDt9f.
2Onbon, 5. g2op. Die .1imes'
psrOffentliht Elm Gsridt, bnb bel
beuti4e 4rsu5er ~&0uissbers~ in
Snbii9en S5ean tampfunfdbis se
ma6t tporbsn iei. Die va6nissbsrs'
1T Elm Rreuaer BON 3348 Conner
uno mar 3ulsbt i'm Rotbsn Deer fta,
tionirt, ipo er IN Saniibar ben britt
ihsn areuSsr .pesafus" serit0rts
Das 9eriidt III unbeftimmt uub au
teine Hare QusIIe 3uriid5ufiibren.
Gnglano's @ebabren fri
tifirt.
Son6on a. Nopember. Iii
/, Zines" perofientlid,t beiite Den @e
ridi eincs 9lmerifancrs, lporin Der
ielbc bit.ere alage iiber Die cngIiiher
@ii!itdr. uno Idrine. .9eboroen fiibrt
neil oieielben ben amerifanii6en mi
Iitdr. unb Murtre.9lttades feline 0e'
leaenbeit geben bic organizations.
9Orbereitlingen su @aiier uito 81
Sano 81 beobaGten. Ges @eitercn be
iast Der 9erift. oab bieies @orsebcr
Der cigliid}en geboroen in frniienI
g9i6eriprlih nit ben auBeroroent
lldeu 6asilitdten itebe, peIdjc Die
ocutide 9ieaierlms oen affrebirten
umerifaniiden geoba6tern geipdbrt
uno, SaB oieie GbatiadJe Sarauf ifIic.
Ben Ioiie, oaB GnsIanb etruas 5u Der.
bergen babe.
Sruppenbeipegungen in
Der 5Irtei.
9onitantinopeI, pia Goiia.,
4. ROp. - Der paHosi.rpsriebr ouf
Ger Giienbabn spiiben Smprnu uub
SoHitdntinopel iii lpeeen Der 5ruppeHs
fepsgunaeu aans eingeiteqt iporoen.
1000 + q miIisn in Der 9 dpei3
bereit beIsif 4sWaifsn
uaSoptirsn.
Bern, Shpeil 4. glopemoer. -
glebr als 2000 idpei;eriihs Tamilien
babsn Iih bereii ertlGrt, beIsif6e Wdi'
fen Al dboptiren. llnsef1br 500 belsi.
ide Dittiuen unb 8aiiW iinb bersits
in Der S6tpeis eingeirpffen.
27O0 Ruffsu BON Sefers
redeem sefanssn st.
nom men.
Dien, iiber Qlmitsrodm unb Con.
bpn. 4. Ron. BON oiisrrsi6iIdsn Vt.
NEE 5uuptquGrtier III bic fplsenbe
9epsi9e einstIaufen: Der Dor.
mdri9 unfsrer 9ruppen in RuTiih.
polsu itieb ssitsrn aui teih. SiuSer.
nife. Gins uni,rsr aOrps, bus am
2pie Cora gsbirss nit benz Geinps
SuIammsnssfiobsu iit, bat 20 Diff
oisrs unb 2200 Monn su Gefansenen
9ema6t. an Der euli3iitsn grsnSe
in Der RGbe pon poo6us3, iiiblid bon
Sambpr, babsn ii6 200 RuTeu erse.
ben unb bsut. @ormittas ioIstsn 300
oHbsre ibrem gsiipiel in Der Rdbe
BON SarosIau.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
auSlan0 Telegraph.
Ser bsittibe 6ren5er
,,9prf"
SIM Yaoe guien auf cine
mime aufgeIaufen uno
unternend rder

SIN a be Uu1en au stnS
Wine aufgeIaufeu uno
untergesangen.
2onbon, 5. Nopembsr. Der oeut
fde areu8sr rgOrd" 1T i'm Saos gu'
fen auf cine Mins aufssIaufen uns
untergesangsn.
Die ygOrd" 1T Elm pdnssrtreu5sr
ppn $500 1onnen unb puroe i'm
Sabre 1903 pom Stapsl geIaiieu.
Seine QrmiruRs bsitdnb aus pier
s50ligsn uub 3sbn 65OlIigsn Ss'
fdiibsn.
Die Raariat BON bem llntersdns
Der ,Yord" lam aug Qmiterbam. sic
gs6t babin, bab, elmer offi5isllen gsrs
liner 9spside SufuIgs, bic .gOrd"
an Mtittpod Mprssn ssgen cine Wais
nsntstts anfu6r, tpeI6e bic ginfabrt
in ben Sab. guisn bIodirt, uno I'm.
terging.
Cine ipGtsrs 0epefds iast, bab b.
reits 382 Munn, mebr als bic 9dIfte
Der 9siaBung, ssrettst iporbsn isien,
bic Rsttunssarbeitsn oura .inen
biden NsbeI 6ebinbert tpiirbsn.
Disbbab BON einem britt
ften arsu3sr bombur.
Dirt.
2onSpn, 4. ROB. Der briiiId.
arsu5er rMinerpa" bat bic Stobt
0iebbab in arabien, an Rotben
Mser, bomborbirt.
.4IIss Robmatsrial mub
ben 0sutidsn ousgs.
liefert Dtrben.
Gmiterbam, q. ROp. Cine Pie.
Iiss 3eitung iugt, bdb Der 6eIbmar.
f3al Baron ron Der 9pIB, Der osut.
fhe WiIitGrgouberHsur Don gelsisn,
Dem 9irgermsiitsr bon 9b.nt mitge.
tbeiIt babe. eab aIlss RObmatsrial in
ben Gabriten Der Staot ben 9eut.
iaen ausgelisiert perbsn miiFs.
rDisIs SrOre," iaet bic 3situne,
bate 5ur 5uIss, bab $1,000 MANNER
uuBer arbeit tamsn unb Der 9snerals
gouperneur bic grlaubnib our Der.
Tammlung Der GiUiIsarbs CAB, um
llnrubsH unteroriidsn gu t6nnsn."
9as meme itutisnif6s & |.
binet.
R o m, 4. ylop. Sianor Sulanbra
bat Elm ususs &abinet qebilbet. Der
qrsmier iibernimmt ou4 bas mini.
itsrium beg SSnnern unb Baron Sons
nino pirb Miniftsr Dee Qlsuberen.
puulo Garcuno 5inan3miniiter unb
@ittorio 6. SrIanoo Saiti3miniitsr.
Die unbsren portsfeuiIss blsiben
in ben 5dnben osrisIbsn MGnner, bic
fie untsr gisnor Salanbra i'm ports
gen &abinst inne batteu.
9 6iffs in 4oufautinppel
BEL 6lagHabmt.
oonbOn, 4. gloo. Ginsr 9spei6s
aus Sonituntinopel, pin Sofia, Su.
folss babsn bic tiirtii4tn gsb1rb:n
onsefunssn, bic Dor aDnltantinppel
lissenben S6iffe feiublither Tatiouen
gu btTdlaanabmen. Die gyforte bat
audi bas GrlOi9sn alIer 9eu6ttbirme
an Der Rift. beg WittsIlGnOii6sn
W}eeres angsorbnet.
Gin 8inf nit Oem 3aum.
pfabI.
Berlin, A. geooember. (9raGt.
loier 9eridt.) 2aut Der gprliner
Ireiie 5ugeitcQteH WittbeiIuna, baben
5ablrcidle @ngldnoer, Die iid in
9eutidDlano befinoen ibre Reaieruna
telearapbii6 eriitd)t. Den 9eie9l, ourd,
DeIdcn Die gerbaftung aaer 9eut.
i6en in @nglano anaeoronet noroen
lit, 3u miberrufen. @eidBeitig rpiro III
cen GepeideH Der 8ori6las qemadt.
ben 9eutid)en in @nglano oieielte
cute @ebanoIlmg miOeriabrcn 5l lai.
fen, pel6e bis iest Den gngIanOern IN
Geutidlouo gu Sbeil aeiuoroen lit.
Gin 9eutider, Der fiir5Iid aug Ell,
mem Der ensliiben aon5entriruneS.
Eager auriidgefebrt III, erfIdr. cui
Ons 9citiHImteite, onB innerbnlb elmer
@oae iiebsebn beutiae 3iDiIiiten,
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Efnlf fNbip, PniniItpn Uruhll
80, Crfr a. ettfelL api'irtr her prru'
erfsamnisr Tauf, tffthners fcicriiH eaf. bsl
stics Ssri6i ipabr II rad msinsm bsfien @if'
"" ""' Crin q. atifeII, aaFirrr.
iIrterjdriebsn nub befdpcren bot mir oielen
T. Taae I'm slppember 1914.
QbnrIes 8. mtfmsftrs
cfifsmIi6sr Hefar.
Ersb. u. @etet,
ncuts q Sand,
Grnsit Grtebs
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Die bort irntereebradJt iparen, infoIge
Der erIittenen idledten gebanbliing
ino Der foit ungertiebbaren Nobrlins
Igeitorben ieien.
Der 6ren3er 75ni8sber8
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-17
Not Onr Casns Relli

What, II any. action the United States is TO
take In the matter OF the French and British
controversy with Ecuador and Columbia will
not be determined until after the result OF the
state departments investigation OF the charges
implied in the notes sent by the two nations. As
things stand now, the American idea is that this
is an issue between the European and south
American governments and not one that shall
eau Tor direct interference from us. The French
ana British notes indited Columbia and Ecuador
on the charge OF aiding German warships in
violation OF neutrality obligations. Both the
european governments, in due conformanca
with diplomatic agreements with u.s. advised the
United States OF their action when Il was taken
Thereupon Secretary Bryan ordered our dipIo-
matte agents in the South American countries
TO investigate all the facts and report
very naturally, as usually happens in such
SITUATIONS many OF our own people leaped AT
once 10 the conclusion that the Monroe doctrine
was involved by the French and British deliver
anees' That, however. is disputed by those who
take the position that while the United States
may commend the observance OF neptral,,,,
obiigations, IL is not called on IN comnai CO..
suoh action by Ecuador and Columbia II 90
lul'ner Dehe'ed that while a warning should. II
necessary be given these two little republics II
s"ouiu come not from the United States. but
RON france and Great Britain and their alias
II Is Wen in the meantime. for Americans 90
reserve both their feelings and the expression
OF them and not become disturbed over m. nos
sioie involving OF our sacred Monroe doctrtna
aDout winch there is, perhaps. more misundsr-
s'8huing Than anything else American
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-17
Nebraska safety League.

OMAHA. Nov. 16-To the Editor Of The
Bee. The Nebraska Safety league Is an
educational organization formed Novem-
Der 10. Its chief aim Is to teach the pub
lie at large TO think Of safety as the first
consideration. The campaign will be
conducted along educational lines prin-
cipally, as IL has been clearly shown, in
other cities. that tho greatest reduction
In accidents has been made by teaching
the public to exercise constant care and
unrcmitting caution. The success Of the
puolic safety movement In some parts OF
the United States and Canada is ample
Qualification for the work in this state
The number OF accidents, fatal and
non-fatal. occurring on the streets has in
creased TO an appalling extent in recent
years. This IL due 10 narrow streets.
congestion Of traffic. the increasing use
OF motors and other fast travelling
vehicles, together with the thoughtless-
ness OF a large section OF the public. both
In vehicles and on foot. The Nebraska
safety league has the following objects
and with the full cooperation of the
general public. can do a great work in
lessening the accidents upon our streets:
safety First league hopes in the near
future as part OF its program to form a
milk and baby hygiene association. The
question Of the cities milk supply and It's
bearing on infant mortality IL recognized
as an important phase of the work Of
the league Mrs Adams OF the Visiting
Nurse association has signified her will
ingness to cooperate with any organlzs-
ton which has for it's object the reduc-
ton OF infant mortality.
The work Is of vital Importance TO
every man, woman and child in this
state, and all may assist in the crusade.
NEBRASKA SAFETY LEAGUE.
Organizer-Mrs. }. w. Crumpacker.
President-Mrs. Edward Porter Peck
First V ce President - Mrs william
Archibald Smith.
Second Vice President-Mlss Janet NJ.
Wallace.
Third Vice Presldent-Mrs. L. f. Gro
foot.
Fourth Vice President - Mrs. Gerrit
Fort.
Secretary-Mrs. Charles C.. George
Treasurer-Mrs. Frsnk T. Hamilton
Board of D'rectors-Mrs. Henry w.
Yates. Mrs. John G. GOWN Mrs. T 7
Maokay, Mrs. Arthur - Smith Miss
Jessie Millarl, Mrs. John II Butler Mrs
J. w. Griffith, Mrs. w. II. Kocnig, Mrs
John /. Webster, Mrs. NJ. C. Peters. Mrs
McGrew.
Headquarters 5ss Bee building, Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-17
People and Events

a Massachusetts law prohibiting the display Of
red and black flags in public, intended knock
on socialists and the l. w. w, turned the
rooers Of the Harvard Princeton game Of Saturday
and effectively suppressed the display OF college col
the ground II is poor law that doesn't work
both ways
Michael Breen OF ST. Louis is a versatile cIss
Last March lie disappeared and pretended to be a
dead one while his sorrowing widow collected 80
insurance money. Last week he returned home and
started a rough house because the insurance money
spent In this Mike spoiled his record
dear departed" and Knocked the epitaph on his
gravestonc
In a public circular right living and high think
ing the physical director OF the New York Young
Mems Christian association says New Workers
too much meat Juicy steaks good for the pal
ate" says the circular, but oveT-lndulgence viii
keep than out of heaven" SO. you
fellows with the beefsteak habit hot stew will get
you II you don't watch out
Mts. Vesuvius and Aetna suffering from
internal pains and growing TO beat the hand.
But what's the use? II all the idle eabbies. famine
stricken hotel keepers loquacious guides and tourists
shopkeepers should work overtime In poking up the
fires they could not provide sailing accommodating
for tourists 20 the. fireworks. just volcanic
hot air is useless as lure for foreign coin.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-17
Editorial Snapshots

Brooklyn Eagle: when the United
States of Europe holds It's first election
for president It is a safe bet that no man
with dynastc blood in his veins will be
on the ticket.
Philadelphia Ledger: When Secretary
Bryan presents plowshares made OF
swords to his colleagues in the cabinet
he does not intend to insinuate that they
have hayseed In their hair.
Washington POST Turkey regards
Great Britains title to the suez canal a
mere scrap OF paper. II should ask Ger
many what It thinks OF the Belgian scrap
before starting anything It cannot stop.
Louisville courier-Journal why do
so many persons use gas TO commit sui
clde?" Because, you fathead, the sting of
death is removed by the reflection that
here's one gas bill the company cannot
make you pay.
Washington Post: There's nothing
more marvellous than the English lam
guage; for instance. tho cool million
which Brooklyn bank wrecker is said
to have "salted" down win be all sugar
when he gets It.
Boston Transcript: It il reported that
the administration will take care of ALI
the lame ducks" by finding them soft
roosts on the payroll Mr.. Wilson evil
IDENTIFY doesn't want them going around
the country blaming him for anything.
Brooklyn Eeagle: Belgian Congo's
troops report that they have whipped the
Germans. far over the border on the
shores OF Tangnnyika. Tho children of
Ham find the bread OF bitterness on
either side OF the sandwich, and are not
violating their neutrality.
Baltimore American: A French cruiser
tells OF an attack made at sea by a tor
pedo boat from the air by an asroplane
dropping bombs and from under the sea
by submarine with its unseen weapons.
The wonders OF some old fairy tales are
being realized by the practical facts of
these even more wonderful times
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-17
BELOvEDEsT OF MEN.

New York tribune.
II is a merrle gentleman.
Hath a smile upon his face.
II brow Is bright. his step is light
His manner fun Of rtacC.
o what hath made thy step 50 light?
I Querled Of him then.
And why, Oh why hast thou become
Belovedest Of men?
Hast thou fan hair to a great fortune
Hast jobs to give away2
Or Is IL love Of a fair ladye
That mak'st thee seem so gay?
Art thou a noted athetlete?
Art famd bv brush or pen?
O rede me, rede me how'rt become
Bclovedest Of men?
q all men love me ovarmuCh
Md women love me well.
Now 1.-THE and listen, gentles all,
And the reason ! you will tell
1 haena gained a great fortune,
Have nUught TO give away;
II is the love of no ladye
That makcth me seem 80 gay.
| am no noted atheteto.
Nor fam d by brush nor pen,
But this is how that | hae grown
Belovedest of men?
Whereer ! GO. whome'er l see
This town, this countrie DER.
] never, never. never never,
Argue about the war
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-17
One Touch of Winter.

Jolly Jack Frost has come a-leaping upon US
after an unusually long period of Indian sum
mer and his first frisky touch has made us all
kin. Nature has no single stroke that weaves
a more widely harmonizing spell about us than
this initial burst of cold weather. II sends us
all alike on one mission bent--bent over the
coal pile. But this is once when we OF the great
Nebraska Orange belt will hardly have the eff
frontery to complainant at this end OF the
winter For we have had all the better of the
bargain with the coal man thus far. What he
may DO to us later is beyond our ken now. But
on the theory that sufficient unto the day is
the evil thereof" that is not matter to worry
over yet. So much material compensation comes
with the approach OF cold weather, peculiarly SO
this year, that II is not apt to arouse many or
loud murmurs
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-17
State Election Postscripts
CsII. Hin..eIf n nonehend.

Western Laborer If. A. Kennedy defeated repub-
lcan for state senator): l made speech Of two
minutes at a nonpartisan meeting Ames
There were forty-fiye candidates and citizens
present -Four Of the latter work at the house
and the remaining three had their minds made up. I
expected to picture In all the daily papers the
next day, but they never even mentioned my
After election a friend said You made n mista e
in not making speeches like Laurie Quinby. The
people want to know where a stands public
questions" But seq l. RI Il. Howell, peer
less leader made hundreds OF spseches--a dozen
more in Omaha two days before election and cleo
tion day ne lost wards He told the people where
he stood public questions all rient all right, but
look what they did to him. Wasn't l a bonehead
when you come to think Of it2 The day [ the
rock and figured out 1914 the proper year for
to take dip into the political game because r. B.
Howell would be strong enough to carry everybody
through and your little dream book man" would
get death grip his tail and ride into powe:
and glory with him. But election Gay Mr.. Howell
received the worst beating given republican
candidate for governor except the landslide year of
1896 in the history OF the state Think Of Il! The
worst trimming given republican candidate for
governor! Amt It awful?
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-17
SMILING REMARKS.

1t is no use. trying 70 teach a social
list 10 play cards.
why notY'
Because he will insist on the deuce
taking the kings. Baltimore American
How do YOU explain your defeat?
asked one member Of congress.
Il don't explain IT, replied the other.
In my opinion its UP to the gang that
beat me to slip forward and apologize. -
Washington star.
He-Tve got something in this packag,
for the one / love BEST
Shc-You're always luying things for
yourself. you're that selftsh-Phiiadel-
phia Ledger.
Doesn't your wife like automoblling o"
she likes il well enough.
But I've never -e0n Ter IL the car
with you"
she'd like to 80. all right, but that
in anything but a limousine. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Beetlcs-Heavont, man. that wasn't
collector you threw cut then-he was
customer
Waiier-It wcs the second tine | saw
him here. A customer never comes here
moro than once.-ChiCago News.
First Ally-I'm afraid Russia Is going
to stop chasing the Germans to get a
big slice OF Turkey.
Second Ally-Whats the matter with
her? This isn't a Thanksgiving dinner
celebration.--Bal American.
81 understand that this prison has been
thoroughly reformed.
Yes" replied the gentlemanly convict.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-17
Around the Cities

San Franchises baTtenders are making
good in their campaign for one days
rest In seven.
Dropright, okl., is a moving burg. Re
Gently the residents spotted more at
tractive townsite a mile away and moved
the town TO II.
Philadelphia reports an enrolment of
s55.s5S in all schools in the city. A loan
OF 100000 Is TO be negotiated for the
erection OF additional public schools.
Wichita raised bunch OF money and
hired drillers TO bore into the earth for
oil, Optimistic citizens expect to put
Wichita on the oil nap Of Kansas.
San Francisco's store of public amuse-
ments include recreation grounds, bah
parks, dance platforms, athletic arenas
and pavilions for musical and dramatic'
productions.
salt Lakes commercial club, hitherto
suffering from financial stagnation. pro-
poses TO shake off The inertia by Great
ing a sustaining memt ership at $40 a
month and general membership at s. a
month,
Crime costs Chicago not less then SlO,-
OOo,000 a year. This sum includes the
salaries Of judges, police department and
various institutions Tor housing criminals
The figures were given by a Chicago al
derman in a sermon delivered In Chi
cago pulpit.
Peculiar is the name of a new post
office in cass county. Kansas. When
the locality was without a name a gov
eminent official asked a local minister
what name was desired. The latter re-
piled that he did not care so long as the
name vas peculiar. And Peculiar Il is
ST. Louis rejoioes over the victory at
the bond election which Ensures the COM
pletion OF the municipal bridge over the
mississippi and the terminals On both
sides OF the river TIE bridge is a mum,
cipai enterprise undertaken 20 secure re-
lief from excessive bridge tolls on an
traffic crossing the river into the city.