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Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02


CATTLE-Receipts were quite liberia
this morning. the total for the two dnyi
this weak footing up l2,4eS head, the larg.
est OF any similar period tor several
by over loo head. Other market points
were we'll supplied for a Tuesday, with
the result that the tendency everywhere
was downward.
Range beef steers, which Kill out better
at this season OF the year than the hall
fat cornfeds, were IN good demand this
morning ana COMMANDED steany prices
on tho othtr hand cornfeds, which con-
sisted largely OF hair fat cattle, were
slow sellers at prices that were weak "a
lOC or more lower. The fact IT, there were
good many cornfeds offered that were
just fat enough so That they would not
sell TO the feeder buyers, but not faf
enough TO make good killers. Such cattle
are always hard 20 move.
COWS and heiters were slow and weak
to l0c or more lower tnan yesterday
Packers seemed inclined 10 force the mar
ket down and In many cases their early
bids were as much as lSQ6c lower
Feeders and stock cattle were IN very
far demand at prices generally steady
with yesterday.
a new order Issued by the government
inspectors today permits outside packers
to buy cattle from western Iowa for ship
ment to other market points for tmme,
date slaughter. The rule, however, thai
feeders from western Iowa cannot b
shipped still holds good, but feeders car
be shipped into the clean counties oi
Iowa and other territory from which the
quarantine has been raised.
Quotations on cattle; Good 70 choics
cornfed beeves s. 7bdDe7 10; fair 10 gooC
cornfed beeves N7518 7b; common tc
fair cornfed beeves. ss.50d7.T5; good e
choice range beeves, @0OaS.60; fair e
good range beeves. s.: 4Ogs.oo; common e
fair range beeves, S6.aQIf.4O; good e
choice heifers. t6.b0ef7.2 IS; good 90 choice
cows. B.756p6.76; fair TO good cows. s5.7
Gi6.7b common to fair cow N.5O4D6. %
good 20 choice stockers and feeders. 81. 26G
7.75 fair to good stockerH and feeders
&c. 5Od7.25; common TO fair stockers and
feeders, Sb.50d66O: stock heifers. -. TOO
6S; stock cows. 81. 6Od5.5 So stock calves
365OGD8 rs; veal calves. SS.OO9f0.O0; bulls
stage. etc. S500Gf7O0
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02

NEW YORK. Dec 1.--MERc ANTI. n
PAPER-44Gf6 per cent.
8 T Il Ring ExCHANGEI-stea
sixty-day bills. N.S57b; for cables, $3.50;
for demand 3AS916
SILVER--I3ar ADakc
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
a.. Iouta Grnin MnrI,et.

red. 81 is5Sai is1s; No. = hard .i.i4q7i IY ii,l
December n,12h; May. s1lS1kQl lsN.
CQRN-No. 2, 6sae5&ei No. q white, $50
~ 0ATs~No. 2, I711c. No 2 white, Isc.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
Fischer a Fed.

President Weeghman OF the Chlfeds
last week admitted that Bill Fischer
catcher OF the Brooklyn Nationals, has
signed contract TO play with the Chi
reds, but would not maine two other big
leeguers he has under contract
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
Bank cIsariaEs.

OMAHA. Dec. Bank clearings for
corresponding day last year. 81 1883, 6O6.96.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits

NEW YORK, Dec l.-EvAPoRATED
APPL BS-Steady.
DRIED FRUfTS-Prunes. firm. Apri-
cots and peaches. quiet, but firm. Raisins
steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED

/ HAVE 5000 cash and clear improved
irrigated farm, worth 5000, to trade for
dee, Bemis Park district. Phone Walnut
S1I . ..,...,.a ~
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
Texas.

FOR SALE-To close an estate; 100
acres in Rio Grande valley. 4 miles
walton. For price and terms write The
Minnesota Land g. Trust Co., 400 Mar
uuette Ave- MINNEAPOLIS MINI
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
REAL EsTATE--wEsT SIDE
REAL EsTArE-sUBURBAN
Dundee.

Dundee.
EXCELLENT Dundee home, fireplace
buffet, beaued CEILINGS, tile floor in
bath room, ETC.; close to car line. Imme-
diate possession. Call up for further in
formation.
w. H. THOMAS, WALNUT 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
pate. lall. isia .Iiei2. liail. liaiO. lipoe. iao


chHubg HOLIDAY
receipts ana disposition OF live stock
az tho Union stock yards. South Omaha,
Tor twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock
yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
LiverpooI Grain ATarket.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 1.-WHEAr-Spot
firm, No. I Manitoba, 81 I'D; No. 9 o. 50
No. 3. IS sgd Futures not quoted.
cORN-Spot. dull American mixed. G.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
Article open High Low, Close Yes'y.

Chicago Cash PFtcos-Wheat: No. 2 red
t1.I41sd1. lB4t; No. hard, al43k0p1 l6
Corn; No. 2 yellow. e996slsc: new, 6S1f6p
&c. Oats: No. white, 476D4S1tc: stand
ard. 4s1a04S9tc. Rye: No. 2. E.081A Bar
ley 60QD77e. Seeds: Timothy, S575G16.85; ;
clover. tl200d1l.bO.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 2tdSao.
EGGS-Steadyi receipts, a0lf cases; At
mark, cases included. 20d28c; ordinary
firsts, 26G7c; firsts, 2Sd29c
POTATOES Lower; receipts, 6s cars;
nesota, 360p44c.
PoULTRY-Aliye. lower; sprinEu, 105kc;
fowls. SszpiOc; turkeys. l21sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02

bee Want Ads Are tho Best Bushes,
Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
3atne we"k-Hos~ we.E--she-p

Cattle Weak-Hogs Weak--shcep
Weak.
CHICAGO, Dec 1.--CATTLE--Recei
5000 head; market weak; native steers,
81. S0GDl0.20; western, t536GDS. 75; cows and
heifers, So 10000; calves. $7,t0di050.
IOGS--Receipts, T0O0 head; market
weak 20p25o lower. bulk, S.00Gt7.l5, light.
q. cor. rs; mixed. 36S56p7. 30; heavy, $3.50
100: rough, &8sbdr7. 90; pigs. N00d62
SHEEP AND I4AMBs--R Receipts. 900
head; market weak; sheep, &;S9a 20;
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
OMAHA GENERAL N-RIxEr.

lid. futures. firm; December. bs @s
January. 81 6Ad.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Montana.
NebrRakA,
Honscs nd Cottnrea.

ONE OF THE BIGGEST BARGAINS
IN WESTERN NEBRASKA.
$50 acres smooth, rich. valley land, In
Morrill, county; must be sold quick. Write
us for price. t
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
REAL EsTATE-soUTH SIDE

We have a very pretty new home, only
two blocks from Hanscom Park. that can
be sold on easy terms. This home " OAK
finished with beam ceilings, built-in
book cases and buffet, fireplace toilet
and laundry in basement; large garage
lot 5SxlS2. Price 1920. Located at SStO
Lincoln Ave A small cottage would be
acceDfed In trade
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02

eh,-ryeo LIMITED 70 Bneoin. a S;ts an a B;S7 nm
0sIorsdo 4 California E1p,..a 1ste pm = 20 %
oSishoma TsxAA Express. a tioo pan ali - Ar
EerEy Mountain Limited. ,-sli;H pan All 81 az
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-08-11

'sb European war gettn general remarked High
Private jones' 10 the lined waiting draw canteen checks
Some OF these around here patt themselves
back because they ne far from the an
havh, free for imikup right In midstts W
~ What asked the half
They knew he pedded dope that pretty
correst lust WHAT IN teln replied Fracas
the midst Of happy family Over the band little while
they pulled the You they
section German section, Irish
hone section couple Of Russians scattered around where
they the disturbance when trouble breaks Then
there's drummer from Of the Balkan states and couple o.
Engliehmen among the horns ..g.t ta
tbs fine layout ain iti You don't make suh lot
difference who You long blow horn
other Instrument You don have be soldier be in
cook for different natonaies They only got
the eofne got
Italy ddn Kick through Germany quick enough
Austrian half pitch
ed the Russians somebody eighty dollar flute
his Boston IL Phla
delphia before they look like anything again.
The Of the cant tx then
things they got be paid foE The brass ~ only have
for repairs. fWl 't..F. 0ft
Now they got separated different
the the neutrals all 10
the Kitchen with Jerry Finn who
''Tbey got enough 10
around an' you wait till you hear 'em.
What's the good Of een the old instrumental asked
somebody in the line ~ break them in the next
Ibatte.' Is. y. ttst
ifhey not 1.-THE majors soin' around
ooknor somebody couple Of right swings and ht
time this here arguments resumed America gets into the
fray, see. y T.. |55-t. nr e Il
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-08-11

{. z N . i . AZ ~. g.aa ~
The history shows always cause that fundamental aud
well as one .@sdats
thing trivial and wonders what all the
y great abiding seutients Of nationality and race When
these are Rature into explosive nagntude the
Incident as spark TO the magazine But the actual
If actually the brink Of general European war
s 'eS1 Sy ser % hs %vs e s
times without number but such crimes have seldom
the deeds Of manac Nor would BY
made against for example, against Greece
s nSa 81 oe e T. q Ss
servia in particular that far
the that be removed By
conflict but they could not have It. And Sat reason *
che a1Sga as rayes against that
These the titanic forces facing each other miles
prevented be the book Of fate that
en Behind Austria stands Sna ase na r Sp
rally Pangemap Behind seyia stands Russia and Russia Pam
eastern Europe they found thus confronting
other there are always hs P0sSS Of ey war The Pan
1913 after the overthrow Of Napoleon The with
continued By diplomacy ever since The dream Of greater
y Something than became,
policy that has been pursued
German policies Every knows the song ends
every il and perhaps there i no Other song
ns @ embrace al poes using he German me tongues and s
guided diplomacy dealings
Europe with that diplomacy the Pangetans
fierce protest against the Austrian granting
1.-THE their Official purposes
German blow to the
aud openly maintained that Germany should lend an her aid
o the Austrian government to maintain the Of the Ger
among people and subsection
and subordinaton Pangermansm thing senti.
policy only in Germany
but Austria binds Germans
mans Of Germany 1t is patriotism without Frontiers It
beyond existing
iarles when there shall be German federation
granting franchises citizenship all peoples
4 INtV ta.nN. 4 .t5, 2 z (,
But Panyism stands in the and u is PapslaEm that has
welded community sentiment
present crisis The blow that Austria has struck sgan seva is
directed ostenshY Servia bnt actually at Pansa " Rms
sian should join hands with Seya Of course she win do will
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-08-11

Up TO whether
engineer individual hired other people
money dsputants claimed expert who can
well with dollar what buhg do, after fashion
This reminded Of George Fitch and his ves Pocket"
genus Fitch >
"a civil engineer quiet with thick Of sunbnrn
who spends his time revising climates editing landscapes
ing rivers into lives usefulness
Sin order to do this civil does the earth
wide with hundredon spade perform other fea Of
strength He usually ordinary IL only used his
hands he could small creek let alone
The civil engineer does MUSCLE When he desires
me wipe square miles
with dam egarithm retires quiet spot
chs brown paper of figures Al end
o. emerges a blue
prints motions the shoves and
busy. VI
1.-THE civil engineer generally known This
the in clubs
coating grand with white shirt
usually the wilderness in hpb
The engineer continually editing revising nature
earraneing making up 20 other
who
/. the dark and receive pleasant surprise. ttt
The civil engineer has hung railroads Sides
tunnels under city streets made shake hands, hrnessed
Niagara Falls made parks out Of the western deserts put
in the Chicago river Some day he win begin expert
enting with the earth orbit and have Christmas
the Fourth Of july and weekly comet service TO Marswho
knowi Logarhs and squire jaw, working tremendously,
do almost anything y
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-08-11
such Pitnsss Publicity.

Without heihk lawyer am inclined believe that certain Of
tho Sandates claims for modesty forth in
Serteepts surrounding the program Of the Bostoans at
Bii6u successfully resist lawsuit amount
space not that proper punctuation
pIoyed or that type sufficiently
attention But the
the program certainly doubts the reliability
Of the suggestions, contained in the ads. yfE|
Maybe do purposely; be he's humors Just
the Al Castle Joe Fern ia with club for
some
simply that he is candidate demandspot
Republicans vote for him. Everybody the tint
Al and the tist Of
Naturally view Of this, the paygoer Just what
the between Al med
atey fo6wing which that Saturday evening
August the Empire Theae will be displayed
attic feature entitled: h. Il| sts
THE Mystery o Silver skull,
OF this is but suspicious circumstance standing
alone would amount TO nothing But somehow other
summer help the belief passed
In this program Joe Fern, afeonately terming
Uncle Joe the playgoer ph
both guleless not meaningless He he is Fearless and
Honest Public Life = Demands Honest Efficient
ernhent with Equality TO AL which quite pretty
gethef persuasive. @i8iA assla -g, .sa.N4a
And then
Ito by the Boonians There lines
the Two of these lines humble
type The third makes for this by being black and bold
II gives the name Of the opera .&s
"BAR0N HUMBUG." 1 tbN8 ~
In with very eyesigh this
page Of the program, only these words:
f'Yours Uncle Joe Mayor Baron Humbug - vi W 81, "
OF Joe Cohen has nothing do with getting
gram
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-08-11
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The Haole Aliis.
NfIMIIl.

favorite remarks politically
ais and somehow that appears
quarters Notwithstanding 1t
however to grab the ALI stunt and Put IL work for him properly
Of
island decided Joke as SOW little good
political himself that ground
lieutenants to one side and told them; fs TIL &
Joe Cohen going be around here and when
up his meeting II
that he is Jew insist because he is making play
wan asked questions by the
in
perfervd tall Hawaiian
asked permission to question Fire
said Cohen. 1tfta 3&afss ,,Ff #
true Mr. the youth asked, that
knocked of his
question Certainly jew Why do you want TO know
forgotten prime his
back questions the HaYaan epld only
Mr. Cohenl'' M, # hll8 Ft sN S|t 4taEf s t.t4es
that Cohen grandvt to n
at
what Prince Ruhio is don
that aiif Well princes among Hawaans
j ews among haoles We haole ALI y ~
And right there Joe tucked away votes,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-08-11
SlavS Versus Germans-The @... s.s s.ss. s s.t
Fundamental Cause of IL he War

be "a defense not 80 much 81 syfa as Of enaeed Panayism
s s @ s VA.
jig + b s sd sa sSs the
among had been born Moreover Russia
easily S q ssR ne But vss
re- he a% nT Rnn aSe n country Of easter
Europe through might easily absorb them Will
While for me ps' e t. great PGDS n SoDa
Panay any thai would be the inter
Of The Gar lead and direct y From that O. sse
q Sfs.@s s' ss world
q Prussia Eastern Europe was invited 70 make ~
@ Country contains alike the slas element and the Ger
the working work s5 the Car q n1ssS the S
the empire dominant and the dream Of o
more with celebrate triumph Byzan
pm would Be Here we aTa the KEY to Az PGS
quarrel Every event from the bullet Of the assassin to dec
SsT %Hp and the the slay p a : '''
The siavs mean business need be
Politics IN eastern Europe is not matter Of money making
is = i yagsd with a. The fsrSgss q religion
o slas %
atns the Serbs her feet willis
other @ s ts ss sS saS'd f uS
e. fee VIII shake Hs S b. GnysS put
Sntes into lie syoaie sepaa Russians
the wsssr and Of The Rhine
TerslOn Bresau the land cOsssek
Rasg and os to ap9 AL S.. T
Now making all allowances for poetic feryOr and for the
extensive But il fires the hear
the Say think IN poetry reprehensib
proceeding by standards but is Just well to bewar
people who think poetry They apt TO fight rather siren
uousy ss'9sE sFs8 Eal. ag 'y,g,fs s$5E r.,@,t
Danleysky Europe aud Russia another gimPs
Of ss ambitions he qhe EroPeaa nations have eithe
fulfiled failed Either they
stagnaton rapid decay Only Prussia fresh and vgo
divine and historical mission
occdeutaEe the Orient and CID Europe BY breath
healthy spirit of the Sav. There
general progress humanity there only local civilizations
which begin exist and dsappear All the acqustops Of Eeroeal
culture ought be destroyed the
disappear Of the earth be replaced by
regnng Vladfvostok Sebaopo
win sweep the Germano Latin
lands and above the waters of TIE general Good only h
lofty summit Of the Ktemm will tower aiatay Socees whe
ivedWhoh have fus' their historical mis-
II a tNa CONTINUED on page eight9 .l. -. 49,.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-08-11
War or Ants, which,

Being much Perturbed the European situation called
family council the other asked the
my desne Confdentialy Mary which would rather
Europe in the ice box Mary looked
startled said Wby, John ism spch
thing Motto had all the shelves yesterday aud sadsd them
good there yon
Mrs Browns kitchen time That night went the
cards the kitchen with
cook,
gone place
tiny meat ought
have new gas stove because the burner is all rpsted they have
dandy down the and, John
Won think yop ought the children all their
clothes for school
they wouldn't what anything
do with Europe and thew have fight kill
children and make all the poor people death and
OH John believe that cake h burning told Motto to turn of the
Is getting 81 TO think
It, compepsaons in life Europe
embattled, the snarl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-08-11
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Psychology and Mountain Sickness.

friend that Haleakala trip early July He
climbed the trail afoot and found bunch Of up
summit shack tfa.s rE NJ 6atfsa M3. gE l4
the twinng lights Of far of Waikiki began to show moving
speck Kahooawe only passing
atteboa The shone and the rose The goes Of
eyennga paid all the fatigue of the climb Rolling
his thought However that
one think At that stage in the proceedings Of
the visiting tourists started talking Psychology .Just think of
it, friend said "a little handful Of up there Of
cold cold mountain and that theng idiot talking all that blessed
night about his blooming soulls NJ gs e3t Ep@t'
trip the tourists deathlys had
90 hospital The
but my friend swears il overdose of psychology
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-08-11
other Peoples Money.

bankers tells that gentleman
who not customer Of his bank rushed last Tuesday
thousand dollars
stos good and reputation security The
politely declined saying that while he appreciated the
Gambling opportunities which the Immediate situation the
bank other peoples and banks do not do bust
that way, .ytF#a.. 49, +le. .3tt Il
Yesterday morning him the and he shook his
in Yon
Of thousand dollars the banker said Al Of which
minds that the buying selling of stocks adds
the value of red herring TO the actual wealth Of the
mbn glad TO the value Of stocks increase be-
puts that added security between
OF peghbors and the abee and total loss Of
their that feared always outside the
brokers windows read the latest quotations. and rejoice at
friends good fortune and JOY but like most Of the disciples Of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-08-11
Business Men Need Not Be
Ashamed
ASHAMED

We Of the desirabljy Of mixing politics
Why should mix politics with Today
ness Is PRACTICALLY 9nepresened congress- We have no reason to b
ashamed being business
it, We wen take of practice of
We defensel in the eyes of the public
VanderIib. ate.tt t' X
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-08-11

excellent soft
pencils The thousands that have lost
by buying peace mind and eonsciene
whit would be 'Other people money for me
10 gamble With When stocks take tumble they viii some
poor devil will hold the sack and sweat blood
for years but II Won be me
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-08-11

The following article the war In Europe was
written by Sidney Coyn of the san Fran
seo Argonau II repubIished infonatou Il contains
for the opinions 1t expresses Eg{S,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-23
The Height Standard for the Austro-
Hungarian Army and Navy,

The new recruiting law of the Austro-
Hungarian forces stipulates height
of at least feet for men to be enlisted
in the ordinary rank and file of the ter
ritorial forces or the navy, while for
those men who will work in the work
shops or arsenals or in the offices as
clerks, the minimum height will be
inch less than feet Furthermore, the
new requirements pay increased atten-
tion to the antecenents of the
men, especially the mental history,
and history of previous epileptic at
tacks or mental instability will make
the man ineligible for the service. In
the last year, wheh, owing to the uncer-
tainty of the political situation, prep
arations for war included the recruiting
of large numbers of men from appar-
emily underfed districts, it was noted
that persons otherwise quite healthy did
not reach the height limit These would
be lost if the old law should continue
in force. At any rate, says the Vienna
correspondent of The Journal of the
American Medical association, even with
the new law, the supply of men capable
for service is but sparingly drawn on,
not even per cent. of the population
of fifty million being under arms in
time of peace. while for war about 4 per
cent. are available.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-23
NORWICH STUDENTS EXCITED.
Students Watching Progress of Events
with Marked Interest.

The war fever has spread to Norwich
university and the cadets at the school
on the Dog river are in furry of ex-
citement lest they be left behind in case
the National Guard is ordered to prepare
for business along the border. Hardly
student in the whole institution is not
wiling to volunteer If the call comes,
according to Norwich man who visited
in the city to-day. The cadets keep in
constant touch with the situation and
are ready almost at a moments notice
to respond with their services if the call
comes. Since talk of hostilities develop
ed into an actual engagement at Vera
Cruz, military drill at the university
has not been redoubled, but there has
been an unusual degree of keen interest
in the daily turn on the parade grounds.
If war comes and volunteer troops are
called out Norwich may be depended on
to furnish her quota Of trained men, is
the way one man sums up the attitude
of the Northfeld collegians and faculty
members
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-23
IRISH-AMERICANS VOLUNTEER.
New York People Become Stirred with
War Fever.

Albany, N. Y, April %. serv.
ices of regiment of New York Irish
volunteers in the event of war with
Mexico yesterday were offered to Gov
ernor Glynn.
The offer, contained in telegram
signed by Charles j. Crowley of New
York, Colonel commanding" read:
81 have the honor to offer the services
of the regiment OF Irish volunteers, d
fully organized and well trained regi-
ment, war strength, for service in Mex
leo in case of need"
The governor said he would await fur
ther developments before considering the
offer further.
The executive is holding daily confer
ences with Adjutant General Hamilton,
the administrative head of the National
Guard of the state, in anticipation of
the federal government calling upon New
York for 25,000 volunteers, and said
that the state is prepared to respond
to such call upon short notice.