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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-10

9flerdnbro @rute ang.bo5rt unb bds
burG sinen Gtolen Der gru6e Der
paeific Goat Goal Winss aimitsb
iiberfhpemlt.
@iro ieit 6erS 6la fJ b o n
GoiffDns bermibt.
pdrts, 9. sebrunr. = 9cs
ariegsminiItsrium tiinoist an, baB
pierre Qerobs9eaulisu, Elm Wlitglitb
bsr Seputiertentnmmer unb Sobn bes
berii6nl4en gtpnomiften paul 2srons
geaulieu. irit Der Sala4t 6ei Coli
ions bernibt iDirb.
go RI dtsn a Bre In gees II
beutf9e Il nteriee6 ote.
Stof6olm, S6pe6en, 10. Jeb.
2ie ibtuebiiGen S9ifiseigelttbiimer
baRen beidloiien. ibre S6iffe, Die M
Der gtoroiee fnbren, nit ben ntionalen
iSnrben an5i1treifen, itn 5u nerbili.
bern, oab iie irrtbiinli6errpeiie oon
oeutihen llilterieeboOteu angegriffen
mer0en
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-10
Wniiem blntett.
5anf 96fIerfirmen in
Wifiouri @elofrafen
i'm 9 etra9e BON $t25,o00
berurtbeiIt.

Sefferfon Ctr, Mo., 8. &C.
brunr. las Staatsobergerid)t pon
DliiIouri bat am 9tenitag Strufen i'm
@eianrmtbetrage bon etipn $125,000
iiber flint groBe YoflerfirrHen ber.
bGngt un6 menn Die 6irmen ben sc,
if1itsbetrieb i'm Staote Dtiiiouri auf.
redt erbalten poQen, 10 ntiiiien iie bic
@eloItrafen, 81 Oenen lie berurtbeilt
Duroen Bis 5urn IL. Ytar5 5ableiI.
Syn gegentbeiligen Sale, ODER faQs
fie iih eegen 0ns Hti.Sruitgeils
bergeben uliiiien iie ben Staat per-
laiien.
9ie Gntidei6ltng erfoGste III 8ro-
5eiien, Die i'm Sabre 1910 Don oen
gegenn1rtigen @ouperneur uno oa-
rlaIieen @eneralanpalt gegen Die
6irmen nnbdngig gernadt poroen ma
rem, lin tie pegen 8erlesung oes
&nti,Gruitgeieses aus 6em Staat 5u
treiben. 9ie betreffen0en 9irmen
iin6: alrmour & Co., Worrts & 60,
Sipift G Co., bic Sammono 8afiug
60. uno Die ct. 9ouis 9reiieO Beef
& 9rooiiion 60.
Sn Dem Bro5eB mar bebauptet MOL
ben, oaB oie Sirrnen our6 bic Orga-
niiirllng Der Rationol Bafing 60,
ii6 eegen ous Staats 2lnti.Gruitgeies
nergangen batter.
Sn Der @ntiheioung erflGrte Der
gcri6tsbOf oab aus benz gepeisma-
terial beroorging CAB bic 5trmen elm
llebereinfommen getroffen bdtten,
6ur6 UeI6es bic aonfurren5 be-
i6r1nft, 6ns @eitGft fontroIirt uno
Die Preiie firirt peroen loaten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-10
Die 3umla
5 f an Sienfag Su elmer
Di4tistn Sisungsu.
ammenaetreten.

fammengetreteu
St.'9eters6ura 9. Jsbr. Die
Duma bielt am Dienitas ibre erite
Sibuns felt bem 8. Ausuit a5, als Iit
ben Gntfdlub Der Regisrung. ben
ariss nit Deuti9lanb gu beginner,
gut bieb. g[lsr Wabrfdsinli9teit nu6
Uerbsn in bisisr Sibunsspriobs fpi4s
tiss gsi9Iiiiis nit Be5iEs auf eis Gnts
Didluns Der innerpolitiidm Gage in
Rublano ssfabt iperoeH. neil ii6 bas
gerbdltnib Sipif9en @Olt unb Rssi.-
runs iHfOIss bss &rissss Osrdnbsrt
bat.
DAB Elm nsuer gsift in bic Suma
sinse3ogsn TT. aeiste ii4 b.rsits am
Sisnitag. inbsm JcrberuHsen fir grDs
bsrs Re9ts bes goltes unb bic Mbs
i6affung bon politif6en unO rslisi6=
len gsi9rdHtungen ssitsut t1urbsn.
0ieis 6prberungen tpuroen in 5ismli6
errsgter Dsiie befpro9en uuo aubers
benz funb aud cine 9e6atts ii6sr bas
Budget itatt. aue bisberigen 8eumten
lDuroen tpisbererpdblt.
Den Mitgli'bern Der Oumd, bic
beutidsu 5amilien aneeb0ren unb bic
bisbsr gu ben Sitpbriitsr, Der partei,
bic stpii6en ben &onfsrpatiOsn unS
2iberdIen iiebt, qeh5rten, puroe bds
priOiIes, ii6 biefer obsr irgeno siner
anbsreu Sdttion oni4lisbsH gu tons
men. osriust.
Die Rsbnsr ipdbrenb Der SiBung
am Disnitus iparen Der premisrminis
fer 9orsntpn, Der Winiitsr oss auss
pdrtigen Sa5onoff, Spre9er Rob
sidntp IOpie @ertrefer Der sin5eIHeH
partsisn. Gs tpurbe beidloKsu. ben
beuti6en Wsitslisbern bas @Drt 5u ers
tbsilsu. tpsnH fis ii4 gu dubsrn MIN
ihen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-10
Mbgebrp6en
stn6 mieoer Die II nter T.
ban0IungensD ben
@ru6enbeitGern uno
arbeiteru i'm o 1T.
li1en Sbto.

GIepeGunb, D, 8. 6ebruur
Ollie 9luSIitten auf einen 6rieoens'
itIuB 5piiden ben $4,000 ausftdnOi-
qen 8cGIcngrGbern uno Den 8rlIben-
beiieern i'm oItIi6eu 0bio iino pieocr
einmal geidwlnoen. 2ie llnterhatO-
Iunaen spiiden BEN 9rilbenbeliscrn
uno ben 9lrbeitcrn, Die IN Der @egen.
mart pon gertretern Der 9unoesregIc-
RING, peIte oerHitteln Ipaten, am
%. SSonunr beeonneH )atten, Durocn
I'M 9ienItae Gbaebrod)en utt0 Elm
enee oes 2lusitnnoes, Der i'm slpril
uorigen SabreS ieinen Anfane nabuL
i'll unter oieien llmit1nSen nidt lb.
juieben.
Ter lebte gorfhIag, Der pom Sen
9 @rubenbelisern oentad,t mltroe, mar,
6oB Die glngclegenbeit einem ans lie
ben MitgIiebern beitebenOen SdieOs-
gerift unterbreitet iDerben ioIIte uno
eas iiebente Wtitglieb oieics Sd)ieos'
eerifts iolte Der Sraiioent Der @er.
eintgten Stnaten eruennen
9ie @riibenbeiieer bebaupten, SaB
sic ShuIo am Sebli9Iagen eer 6rie'
Observation-Disclosures an oen Beam.
Ten Ger ltuiteo Wline &orfers Iiegt,
nGbreno oieie geanlten ibrerieits
periiHern, hab fie Giles in ibrer MnHt
itsbeuoe eetbon baden, I'm cine SeiIe'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-10
@sIt agewsiden apsuH..

gie @eIt W,caakicn slpeniie Srr
prcDesnent slnceintion bot Die fclgen.
ben Serren ins Direftoriirm eaDdblt:
Tbonins q. Sornn, Or. s. Ws. DC
@Grrp, 6. @otIer. i2l. Seb, s. Que.
peImnln, M,,n. Gnbrenbrid. 5. y.
Wleper in6 s.. Miiderbeioe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-10
Ztaatsiefretdr oes Meus
berm Sspn Sagptp
grtIGrt bic Ratur Der BON
9eutf4lanb gegen
GngIanb seri4tetsn
NdrinemaBregeln.


Berlin, pia 9aag, 8. Gs6rndr.
gotilieb DON Sdsop, Der beuti4e
StoatsielretGr oss 4eubtren, Der
iDdbrenb bss aufsHtbaIts bts aatiers
an Der Ditli9en TrOnt Berlin einsn
tursen gdu9 abitatteis, empfing am
Dienftoa ben aorrsipOnbenten Der
aHociirten 9rsHs uub CAB ihm auss
.unft iiber bic Ratur Der iiirsIi3 BON
0eutidlanb angetiinbigten Tsdbrss
seln. bic sssen 9dHbelsfaiffs feinolis
der Rdtionsn in 4nipeuoung esbra9t
ipsrbsn ionsn, TlaBrsssln, iber be
man i'm auslanb biels irrtbiimli4s
4RIidtsn bat, neil bas WemoraHbnm.
ipeldes bic protlamdtiOn beglsitste.
ni9t friib. ssuus psrOffentliat ipurbe.
Der S.trst6r iaste. bab du4 Der
.ausbrud rglodabe bura llnterIees
boot.", Die sr Don Der preFe 6ei Der
Gr0rtsruns Der 9lnseIsssnbeit bsnust
nurSe, pi,l ba5u beisetrossn babe, bic.
+, faIiten auiidisn gu Dsrbrsitsn.
Die am 4. G.bruar ppn bsm G5ef
Ses @SmiraIitdtsitabes. gtbmiraI bon
9obl, ssrnaat. 2tntiiubisnng mar
ni4t bic grotlamatiOn sinsr9Iodabe,
lfasts 9err Don Susop. ~glas aoms
mentare iiber bic giiltigteit elmer fOls
den glOdabs iinb oabtr iiberfIiiffis.
Mit Der gsSsidnuus Der bic britii4n
SnIsln umIdli.BsHbsn 9epdfer ais
&risss3Ons tiinbiste Ssuti4Idno an,
bab ss bic atbiidt babe. ariss in bic.
len gsuGHern 5u fiibren unb i'm Be-
fonSsrsn bort SauosIsi4iffe bes GeiHs
bss 3u 5erIt5rsn.
.gnglanb BAT i9on Dor Wpnaten in
ldbnlider Weiie bic sanse Ror6Ies fir
arissssons ertldrt. 0suti6e S6iffs
bdbsn bisber fsinhlibs 5anb.lsi9iffs
nur Serft6rt. ipsnn e seipib mar. baB
bersn gaTasisre unb @eiabunssn fi4
in Si9srbeit brinssn tonnisn. Sn
Der 3utunft muB aber bisIs Ra9f9t
binter Der HiilitdriiGen Rotbpenbigs
ttit Suriidbleib<n, stnu gngLano BAT
bur9 misunderstanding MabnabmsH
ben neutraIsn SaRbel nit DtuiThs
lamb bei benz @sriu4e pdralpfirt. be
GipiIbeD0I;erins Dsuti4lunbs gu
Sobs 5u buHssrn.
.4uf isotn Sail" fiists 6err BON
sJasofp binsu, .baben SanbeIsI9iffs
fsinbli9sr RntioneH ni4t ben ssrinss
fen qHIpruh auf Riifiihtndbme.
Ifpenn iie, ME es gum 9beii Der Goll
/ 1T, NIT GeI9iibsn arHirt iinb. I'm
6amit ben beuti6eH ariessIaiffsn Mi.
beritonb 3u lsiItsn.
.Ssitbem bds britiI4e MdrinssWis
| niftsrium am 81. Sanuar bic 6ritiI9sn
5anbelsl9iffs anestpisien Bat. ii4
neutrdler 5logsen gu beoisnsn. IaufeI
nsutraIe 6dnbslsi9ifFs gsfabr, fir
5arSslsfhiffs feinbli9er RdtiOHsn ge-
baltsn uHb dIs iOIde aIgssriffm su
fDerben.
sqluf bieis gkfabr lpurbe in Der
proilamatioH bauptIGdIia bins.ipie.
fen.
Die bettf9eH RrisgsiGiffs finb
Iuaiiirli& angeplsith ucsSsn, ssint
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-10
@srmiht

Oi. pols,i iit aui Der Sud-. uah
Der "a SABRE alten MusbaIsHe Rdus
fdsr. p<l9e felt Wontng aus ibrer
Wobnune Ro. 512 Sliper Str. per,
i6punbsn lit. Die angebOrigen iinb
iim ben @srbleib Der alien Jrau isbr
bsforat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-10
0,lla nnb Garransa
gemiiben lid, bic ausp arr
tigeR 9eanbten oer'
unluffen, ibnen gu

u u.
@aIbingtOn, .. g., 8, 5ebr.
General 0iua Bat pur9 Ieinen bieii-
gen Reprd Ientunten bas oiplomatii4e
aprps in Der Staot Wieritp eingeIas
ben, ii6 RaCb irgsno elmer Der Stdote
gu begs6sn, bic DON ieinen Sruppen
beberri9t tperoen. Sein ReprGientdnt
Gnrique 6. 2Iorente tbeilte bies am
Dienitaa bem SetretGr 9rDan nit.
@iGa Iu9te nidt I'm qlnertennaua
ieiner Hegierung ul6, ben Diplomas
Ten purbe aber bic 8erii4erung geges
ben, bab rpenu iie Iih in ous uuter
ieiner SurisbittiDn befinolite 9s6iet
begeben piirSen, Quss geibau perben
pIrbs, I'm ibnen ben aufeutAdlt 10
angene6m ME m0gIi9 gu ma4en.
Wabreno Setretdr grpan iiber ben
9oridlag ni6ts gu iageu bate, CAB &c
gu periteben, oaB er in informeller
WeiIe our6 ben braIilianii1eH 9ea
Idnoten in Der Stobt Ulerito ben oor'
tigen 8ipIOmatsn feline antport un'
terbretten ipiirbe.
Snfulge BON Reibungen NIT ben
GarruuSasgebOroeu iolen meblere Der
@eIanoten bie2tbiitt baben, bic Staot
Merito 5u perlaien, u. @arrau5a foa
lie eingelaoeu bdben, mad 0erd GruJ
gu tommeu. prdIibent DilTon idgte
pGbrenb oss Cages geiu6sru, odB ius
ippeit bic ameritdHiide 9otI9aft in
.9stra6t tcrme, oieie nt4t na4 8era
Gru3 iiberfebeln peroe.
NySuSfeDertunter1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-10
asiier. SiIfs sdlatmsiit,r.

Di. fiir8lih BON Gtabirnt6 sei
I6dffsne 5isIls sin.s ipeiteren itdbtis
Thtn Silfs stabm.iiiers fpurbs se'
tern bonn G6dbm.iiter R. @ift burA
bic grnsnnuns BON Rop aenbel be-
fsbt. Uait oem g,oFsn tit elm Gebalt
bon $500 pro Sabre nerbuRnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-10

gen. Die gorlos. triti am 80. SUM.
an benz Gage, an fptldem Der Stadt
-Srodsn- ipirb, in ardft. Cine Bot
ldes, bur9 pel6e bic Girtuldtion pou
3eiiiinsen i'm Staat btrboteu perben
foIlte, bic auf ben SpirituoTenbdubel
be5iiglide qnseiss oerDffentlidert
tn,irAe bon GpiInerneIr n<tfrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-10

Sdbre lang ionntt ID
ieiimeilia uint auf
meinen ssdBer itehen
uHb i'd ipnnie feline
spei Blods aebeu pb-
ne fdneibenbs unb
it,henoe Sdlmertsn
an meiner rehteu
z cite hinab Al leiben,
pslhe Ieoen Npnat
Il drfer muroeH.
@leidlSsitig mar it
babel purburroth i'm
8efdt uno aine ben
$ukbpoeu auf uuD
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-10
geIT.r ais @bi,innsSI.

Gin fDirfil6ts, nuaenebuirs. eeftmnfIDfel
AbfabrusifteI, Efdrfnness unb siufrelHtgnHge-
rrittfI fiiib HEadburHB 0dsens5f 5forals ptnel. Je'
3uftsQsn uub a. gsinIeu lfuf gitrg Gpo'
tetitn .qfssnnisr "a Dsrsn4sn eis bdsIbtr
P1in 1be1es
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-10
tias nrI6uoIe Sad6s
fit 1ldnner.

Tister untdaunie gefunbtsit nnb
Hraft leiso snp'pnbtn fyetbtn, pniilrtno
IN rsi1bnIfleen roitsm 4lufs bntf bic
4ftetien mo Horn uEo be bttlifl
AmbificssH bts sebrns Ioun<n perElt,s
!itf roesbfr iDis ric gstbcr, psiM pc
6tB .Fhdiie-n Hao nah 6rnnfn ttlfiat
wifb net t< rat sfr sTrcthariisH niitr
tirdufteifen behdftet ffnb. Der repties
SrffopinHa. beaftifcf bon Srnpionsn
bon 1ffberorofntli1ber GerUcft1i. E6lci'
loiiaieii. fniten Gxfremltdfen MsIsHd99'
lie. acpifpeb. s,erifcpfnug mnb 9uertfif,
MsrerlfibsE. tdre6ilten Lrhnnien reli
lintfrnfbmiinafn NIB aileeretntr una
hiGffit, inmrr nnintaeuidb 1if td1peiii;
isie IS duberf Qente tbHn. 1ft yinrdfi
an 0lei6detpiff tfi Didnnsra ~ CINE
fcrtDabsenDe cufle bon Serlfafuhciier.
eernbt cam. iptnu b1s Fnpslfaa es an
irfDiaftcu permntfet IAN FiptH el.sr
IerIssiesn, Dsihe s'ns ssse ,,,.,1s,, nfsy.nse
ffbeutirtrbe ipfirlfsn, fptrb eos talgeHs
es Snn6miffsi befdnnt aemdft. G4 ent.
bdi fffuf' Eptnie ober sifr UfjuoDnhfu
fpsrberbe Ircpuer irdcnpioeider ar
W.ifttn Gle - ~ 6dine ufb liem1nb
miro bon abrsm eeib.n asuninih bdbeIsv-
lie esteHsiana ~ einiGt, grilaeiia
Iisferr BE edubitinftiirrfi. 9rsrnite nHo
Gi,enssn in Gin.iiHseuiiaften, feriIa
ANN gqtfteu. gsbnisn sie bret in5ea
Gle nit efrsr unae Qousponnb TIifib
gdfmfporf unb LATER eis "a sfpei StIui.
ben fffteu. 8rben Sie bn3u sine urge
Hempouuo QfIsnce Qdrbtol inb cine
tin3s 1inefurs Qabcmere Gompcurb
fnftt Qarbnmcul E6hftslr Eie fi,ts
Tia nrb nsbmsn eie eiren IbttI5ffei bcQ
rod jtser glrblseif uHb eiHen bcr BEN
Iis Sstian6itsiIs lpsrssn iir ssrfsls.
bsne gie8spie Gtbrauff.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-10
Jrauen 66nnen
6auIll g(au6en.
@ie Sran Snrleb lire GeinnObeit
burd apOia 6. giHfbam's geee-
table COMPOUND 5nriifs
crIanste.

efbon, go. - Sd litt an Ber'disbuns.
grrfIrhurn uuh beibliher Shmdft. 4Dsi
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16
Furnace Men Are
Given Fine Banquet

The standard Furnace & supply Co. Of
Omaha entertained It's local customers
at a banquet T'mredat cyning at tho
Paxton hotel. Fifty retail furnace deal.
ors OF Omaha and several from towns IN
Iowa and Nebraska were present at the
banquet. Fred l.. Nesbit. president. acted
as POSTMASTER. This was tho second
annual meeting OF this character held by
the company. the purpose OF tho meet
ings being to assemble all the warm air
furnace dealers OF Omaha and suburbs
enjoy a good fellowship dinner. and, on
the part OF the Standard Furnace q
Supply Co. 70 show their appreciation
Of their dealers trade during the last
vear. Everyone at the dinner expressed
the belief that the prospect for future
business In tho furnace trade Il excel
lent and preparations are accordingly be-
ing made for larger trade than was
had last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16
OWN INSURANCE
COMPANY SUCCESS
Nebraska Lumbermen Find Mutual
Fire Protective Organization
is Run Economically.
RATES SIXTY PER CENT LOWER

With over 10000 OF business on the
books, the Nebraska Lumbermens Mu-
!tual Insurance association was during the
last year called upon to pay fir losses
amounting TO a total 81 but s2.y1L2S. This
Games out. this morning in the report OF
Secretary H. B...5all OF tbe association
when the insurance association, which Is
an auxiliary Organization OF the Nebraska
Lumber Dealers association, held it's
session.
This mutual organization has been do
ing an insurance business but nine years,
and is constantly increasing its business.
Also during this time Il has succeeded
in bringlng down insurance rates from
practically 81 a hundred to 40 cents. The
work of the mutual company has forced
the rates OF the cid line companies to
meet their level.
Who received Money.
The total losses paid during the year
were for fires sustained by bet seven
companies and varied in amounts from
800 to 5000 The losses were paid to the
following lumber yards:
+, G.. Krotter & Co.. strstton..s lsls
keystone Lumber CO. Rockville. $40
p. 8. Clarke A. Co. York,....... n 80
Young a Bolton. Hebron. ..... 2OO0. 90
\. II. hammers, Harrington ...... f.s2
%. n. Gtlcrest Lumber Co, Oconto. 29S 20
Utah Lumber Co. salt Lake city. 6.s
Total .........~ .Se.s77 a.
Dufing the last year the rates have
been reduced from IS per cent OF tho
deposit premium 10 20 per cent. and the
maximum policy has been raised from
5000 20 5000. Tho surplus reserve fund
has increased nearly s2,OOo.
BOsses and Expenses Light.
The losses aud expenses during tho
year amounted 10 only % per cent OF tho
deposit premium. Tho total receipts dur
Z Ing the year were si0.tJ4.O5. and the dis
bursements were s7Ois.97. Tho total as
sets are fsi,6l7.ss. and the amount due
poiieyholders is sis,$5e.s2.l This leaves a
balance surplus and reserve of Sii,1s7.o6.
a committee OF three-S w Lighter OF
81. Edward, +. A. Good OF Cowies and J.
II. Melville OF sterling-was appointed TO
bring in report at the next meeting
: with regard to the addition of tornado in
surance TO the functions of the associa-
ton. and also with regard to the ad-
Visibility OF adding an employers IN
dennity department 10 tho insurance as
ISOLATION In order 20 take care OF casual
teo "huei inc new WorRnch oompenaa~
ton and employers liability law OF the
state.
The directors OF the lumbermen's asso.
citation were the guests OF the Northwest
ern Lumber company of Bellngham,
Wash. at noon at the Hotel Rome for
fish banquet A fourteen-pound steel.
head salmon-trout had been on exhibition
IN the. lobby since the opening OF the
convention. ithad been frozen IN a cake
OF ice. u was this splendid specimen that
the Northwestern Lumber company
served TO the directors.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16
TWO OUT-OF-T0WN COUPLES
MARRIED By REV. DAWSON

/. The marriage OF MIR, Edward Davis OF
bridgeport Ia, and Miss Ethel Taylor
Of Walnut Ia. was celebrated Thursday
afternoon al $50 o'clock at Methodist
headquarters. Rev. c. \. Dawson off
ciatihg Rev Arthur Attack OF Benson
and Rev. II. d. Hess OF the Hlrst Me-
Inpriai church were the witnesses
Mr.. Daniel A. Nippeli OF Neigh, Neb..
and Miss Attic Carney Of seneca. Neb..
were married Wednesday at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs, w. w. Dawson in South
Omaha By Rev. c N. Dawson. Mrs.
Dawson Is the brides sister The young
people viii be al home in Neigh.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16

The indoor life OF winter. with lack Of
outdoor exercise. puts a heavy load on
the kidneys Nearly everybody suffers
from rheumatism. backache. pain In sides
and hack. kidney and bladder ailments.
A backacha may not mean anything serl-
Gus. but Il certainly does not mean any
thing good It's better % be on the safe
side and take Foley kidney Pills 20
strensthen and invigorate the kidneya
and help them DO their work, They help
"a The blood OF acids and polsons Sold
~ - Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16
JUDGE BRITT RESPONDENT
IN A MANDANUS SUIT

" o. Akers, against whom judgment
Of SO was rendered in Justice Brltts
court last November. has started man
damus suit against Justice Britt. in which
he alleges that the Judgment ives not
signed and entered until January H. and
asks that his docket which. he asserts.
shove the judgment 20 be OF the cate OF
November 70. 20 be corrected. n this re.
quest 10 granted, the Judgment win be
defeated BY expiration Of the statutory
time allowed for is eatering
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16
MCDONALD AND 0'C0NNER
AGAINST "TARDY" MINUTES

County Commissioners Henry Mcdonald
and Thomas oConnor viii make fight
At the next meeting u the county board
TO prevent approval OF minutes showing
them 20 have been "tardy" -
Those minutes will not be approved II
can get votes enough In this board TO
prevent H." declared Mr.. Mcdonald.
vigorously. II arrived In the court house
before the time of the meeting and was
ready 10 begin the meeting on time. I did
not know the precise instant when II
would be called. but was present and
voted on every proposition that came
lAp." F
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16
RoWLEY BOUND OVER
ON WHITE SLAVE CHARGE

Herbert Rowley was bound over 70 the
federal grand jury under S.eo bonds
by United states Commissioner Daniel.
after hearing, on eharge OF violation
OF the Mann white slave act
Evidence was presented tending % show
that this was a genuine case, such as
tie Mann act Was intended 10 cover Wit
nesses declared that Rowley brought the
Girl. Marie Parsons Johnson. from Sioux
City 70 Omaha on January 2. and kept
here against her will at the Nictoria
hotel, foi two weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16

One Lot Of Fine PetticoatS,
beautifully trimmed with
dainty laces, embroidery,
tucks and ribbon in a wide
variety Of styles, worth up
to $3.50. Satur- Q1 %
day special. ....OLOOO
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16
On Sale Saturday at
. I'm Our White Sale

Princess Slips, cut extra full
and beautifully trimmed
with dainty laces, embroid-
cry, etc, wide variety to Sc
lect from, in all sizes. Worth
up to S., Satur- "a 90
day special, at. d 1OOO
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16
Art NeedIeNNOrI<
THIRD FLOOR

Hand CrOeheted Dresser
Scarf. with linen centre,
embroidered IN French
ana Eyelet. s3.a0 value.
SATURDAY -. .........S 2l0o
Columbia Yarns IN Ger
snantown. In 4 and 5 fold.
shetland ana SaNony. lie
value. skein -....... &c
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16

Peri Luster Embroidery
Floss in India and four
strand. good colors. reg
ular price , for SC. Satur-
day. . for ......... Sc
Stamped and Tinted Sofa
Pillow Tops and back on
Art Denim. ia floral and
Conventional designs.
Soc quality. Saturday Use
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16
WHEAT HITS THE HIGH MARK
Highest Price Ever Paid for No. Q
Hard is Given on the Omaha
Grain Exchange Floor.
CORN AND OATS ADVANCE, TOO

The advance In wheat prices did not
stop when the new high record OF S1.A
per bushei was reached Thursday. The
upward climb continued Friday and at the
close of tho trading session of the Omaha
Grain exchange the high price OF the day
Tlll maintained.
with but thirty cars Oh wheat In sight
when the session of the exchange opened,
bidding started at around N.Ss for No 2
hard and inside OF an hour the price had
gone to sLss. this being the top. at which
this grade Of grain was ever sold Nu-
merous dealers yesterday predicted $50
wheat before the. end of the month.
Durum kept on with its advance. the
price being tL5o per bushel for No. ., as
against NS for the Same grade Thurs
day.
Corn made good advances. but not so
great as wheat Sales were from q 20.
esA cents, these prices being a 70 IA
cents above those OF Thursday, which,
up TO that time were the highest paid ON
the floor OF the Omaha exchange since
1909.
Oats made a gain OF from X 10 Y OF
cent. selling at 60 TO bl% cents, while rye
sold at from sLlo TO Sill per bushei. The
Omaha receipts were: Wheat. %; corn,
Soi. and oats. II cars. .t
A good deal OF the corn IL coming from
territory that heretofore has been as
closed book 20 the Omaha market. AZ
having gone TO Chicago. Heavy shipments
are comins from South Dakota and from
as far away as Scotland, Mitchell ana
Cotton, thirty miles north OF Sioux Falls.
Then. too. Omaha is getting practically
ali the South Dakota corn raised along
the Sioux river valley between sioux
City and Dell Rapids, the. last place
being about 40 miles away.
Market nj Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jan. lG-Immense export
business caused q fresh upheaval today
In the price OF wheat and flour, and
even more so in rye and corn. The
forelgn buying OF wheat and corn was
counted in millions Of hashols.
Wheat vaultcd 20 sLtl4 for May de-
livery. as against NisA at the highest
yesterday or any time before since
the war began. Flour jumped 30 cents
barrel and corn and rye. respectively,
Sh and cents bushel
Liverpool quotations up 60 cents had
much 70 do with the fresh upturn here.
Before the market was an hour old.
May wheat selling at si.Atsalstss. had
gained more than &c a bushei in value, as
compared with what was received with
establishment the day before. Advlees
from rural centers, notably In Kansas
and Nebraska. indicated that farmers
were selling little. On the other hand.
there seemed 20 be no limit 70 demand
for ocean shipments. regardless of sup
posed scarcity Of vessels.
ASSERTIONS that al the wheat afloat at
Buffalo had been withdrawn from sale
was regarded as especially significant.
Ordinarily such condition would not be
bronsht about until far into the spring.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16
On Sale Saturday at

Fine UndermusIin SllpSover
and Open Front Gowns,
princess slips, combination
chemise and petticoats,.
daintily trimmed with laces,
etc. worth to R0n
$1.25. Saturday. at. .OSC
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16
On Sale Saturday at

Marcella Combination Suits,
trimmed with dainty lace
and embroidery; cut extra
full, worth up to 1898. A
very special Of Cd on
fering Saturday. % LoOJ
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-16

Special showing OF the new Cape
Wells in black, white and all tho
new shades. with satin and vel
vet ribbon boarded aud fancy lace
edges. A select variety OF fig
ured, dotted and plain meshes. A
regular VI value offered CO.
As a aDeclal Saturday. at. OCC