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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-28

stall prawie zupeinie wstrzymany,
a jesli gdzie Niemcy i Austryacy
czynia jaki postep, to jest on tax
powolny, il prawie zaden to juz
cd dni kilku trivia TAXA sytuacya
: niemal bez zmiany. L tenn
wszystkiem walki wra zaciete ma
wszystkich frontach, a jedyne
sukcesy, ostatnio notowane W ra-
portach niemieckich - So ma
froncie lubelskim, miedzy Bu-
giem a Wisia, gdzie Mackensen
zdobyi pare miasteczek ma kole-
jowej linii Lublin Cheim, Au-
stryacy zaS W tejze stronie wspoi-
dzialajacy = zajeli pozycye slime
pod Sokalem, odpierajac ataki ro-
syjskie, ktore zagrazaly ich pra-
wemu skrzydlu. Pozatem zmian
niema. Hindenburg ma polnocy
rowniez wstrzymany zostai W ma
porze cd Narwi owszem = ma on
tu do czynienia z bardzo potez-
nyrni kontratakami rosyjsklml
Niemcy W miejscu tenn usi}owali
wbic sic klinem miedzy wojska
rosyjskie i odciac komunikacye
Warszawy Piotrogrodem, ale
narazie przynajmniej plan ten
spelzI zdaje sic = ma nlczem.
Zreszta ma tym punkcie raporty
So sprzeczne: Piotrogrod dono--
81, re kontrataki rosyjskie wypar-
ly Niemca W kilku punktach z
powrotem "a Narew, Berlin u
trzymuje, IL ataki te wszystkie
zostaly zwyciesko odparte. Ma
froncie Warszawy cd Modlina
do Deblina zadnych zmian ME
ma. Ma poinocnym odcinku linii,
ma zmudzi W Kurlandyi Rosya-
ME pobici zwrocili sic ponownie
ma wroga przypuscili szereg sill
nych bardzo kontratakow i zno-
WI Berlin glosi, re zostaly one
wszystkie zwyciesko odparte.
Walk zreszta wra wszedzie ma
calej linii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-28
I WydziaIu CzGrWO-
nGgO Krzyza West
ern Electric Co.

Polskie Stowarzyszenie Dobro-
czynnosci ofiarowaio usluge swo-
ich urzedniczek = Pani Andre
jewskiej i Pani zolinskiej q
Wydzialowi Czerwonego Krzyza
do pomocy przy badaniu spraw
polskich odnoSnych do katastro-
fly ma ,,Eastland''. Pan O'Connor,
dyrektor tego Wydzialu przyJaf
te oferte podziekowaniem a
dis rano jedna pan zaczela
swoja Prace.
Wszystkie rodziny dotkniete O.
becna katastrofa, ktore potrzebu-
ia jakiejkolwiek rady lub pomo-
cy, winny sic zglaszac do biura
tego Wydzialu W budynku We
stern Electric Co. ma % ulicy i
Cicero ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-28
Walk W Afryce..

Paryz, 2S lipca. = Gubernator
francuskiego Congo, przylegiego
do niemieckiego Kamerunu w A
fryce Rownikowej, donosi, Il
expedycya francuska zajeia wa
zny strategicznie punkt W kolo-
nil niemieckiej : miasto Ionic
woiska francuskie posunely sic
znacznie dalej jeszcze wazne po
zajmowaly punkty W okollcy
kt6rej mieszkahcy sprzyjaja In
wazyi Francuzow = So nawet W
otwartym przeciw Niemcon: bun
Gle = nienawidza bowiem Mem
cow, jake dawnych ciemiezycieli.
Rzym, 90 lipca. = Donosza z
glebi Trypolisu wloskiego, IL
szczepy mahometanskie, glownie
Senusi inni, wrogo oddawna u
sposobieni wzgledem Europejczy-
kow i chrzeScijan zbuntowaiy sic
poduszczen, tureckich przeclw--
ko wladzom wioskim, a ruch ten
take przyjal rozmiary, IL W}osi
uznali "a stosowne cofnac sic 2
glebi kraju ku wybrzezom Mo
RIA Srodziemnego; W szczegolno-
sci zostaio opuszczone te--
rytoryum Fezzan, graniczace z
Sahara, majace okolo stu tysiecy
koczowniczej mahometahskiej lu-
dnosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-28
Walk ma zachodzie
Europy.
Francuzi CORA " AlzacyI

Paryz, % lipca. = RAPPORT iran
cuski przynosi wiesc donioslym
sukcesie francuskim, W Alzacyi
odniesionym: ma polnoc Cd Mo-
nasteru, ktore to miasto jest ce-
lem akcyi francuskiej = zdobyto
pozycye Niemcow ma przestrzeni
CORA milf to W najniedostep-
niejszych punktach = ma wzgo-
rzach, odparto wszystkie kontr-
ataki niemieckie. Bitwa ia i zwy-
ciestwo = byiy dobrze przygo-
towane; Francuzi skupili tam
znaczne SHY artyleryi j piechoty /
po silnej a dlugotrwaiej bombar-
dacyi pozycyi niemieckich ruszy-
Ii do ataku = skutecznego. Punk
ty omawiane naleza do najsilniej
obronnych w calej linii niemiec-
kiej, stad ich opanowanie jest wa
znym ! znacznym sukcesem. Me
ktore wzgorza na ktorych znaj-
dowaly sic okopy niemieckie sic
gaiy do wysokoSci $50 stop j
to stromo dolin = ponimo to
opanowane zostaly brawura
nadzwyczajns atakiem ma bagne-
ty = podobno jednym najSmiel-
sz3ch, jake sobie mozna wyo-
brazic. Stalo sic to na linii Lin
gekopf-Schratzmanelle : Baeren-
kopf. Francuzi odpari wszystkie
kontrataki niemieckie wzieli do
niewoli stu Niemcow z kilkuna-
stu oficeranli.
Poza powyzsza wiadomoscia
rapport wzmiankuje walki dzialo-
we ma calej nieledwie linii fran
cuskiej: Niemcy bombardowali W
dniach ostatnich Arras dwukrot-
ME - zapalajac miasto - POI
zary ma szczescie stiumiono bonn
bardowali tez Furness W Belgii /
East Dunkirk, "a co Francuzi W
odwdziece zbombardowali kole--
jowe sklady i koszary niemieckie
W Middlekerke i Westende. O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-28
zaFOba WzjednO
Czeniu P.R.K.
Rezolucye 7alobne Ia
rzadu giownego.

Straszna tragedya zatonie-
cia statku ,,Eastland", jaka
sic wydarzyia ubiegiej sobo-
ty, okryia zaioba Gale Chica-
60 i wniosia rozpacz zal do
1icznych polskich domow. O.
bliczenia wykazuja, re okoio
900, a moze nawet wiecej
polskiej mfodziezy stracifo
zycie, ginac straszna smier-
cia. Najbardziej dotkniete So
parafie polskie W dzielni-
each: Wojciechowo, Annowo,
Cicero | Hawthorne.
I nasze Zjednoczenie bole-
snie IA strata dotkniete : Ii
czne ponosi ofiary. Zdaje sic,
re blisko czterdziesci czion-
kow naszych, przewaznie
dziewczat miodych, W roz-
kwicie miodosci - straszna
poniosio smierc.
Bolejac mad tym strasz-
nym dramatem = wyrazany
niniejszem nasz zal i smutek
= dotknietym zas ta niespo-
dziewana zafoba domom ro-
dzinom przesyiamy wyrazy
wspoiczucia w imieniu Ia
rzadu Giownego Zjednocze-
MIA | wszystkich Braci i
Siostr naszych.
Powszechna dotyka mas
zaioba, to tez prosiny Braci
naszych j Siostry, ably ia go
dnie uczcili, proszac Wszecb-
mocnego Stworce o spokoj
duszy dla ofiar tel strasznej
katastrofy.
w imieniu Zjednoczenia p.
R. K. i Zarzadu Giownego,
P. RoSTENKoWSKI, preze'
JAN S. KoNoPA, sekr. gen.
L. ZAMORSKI, skarbnik.
KS. F. M. woJTALEwIcz,
kapelan.
w inieniu Redakcyi marc
du Polskiego"
F. S. BARc, redaktor.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-28
ZwyciiestWo WlO
chow mad IsOnzO.
Austryacy w odwrocle.
Francuzi CORA W Alzacyi.
NIEMCY WSTRzYMANI W
ATAKU Ma WARSzAWE;.
Walk ma Morzach.
Szereg Okretow i Nur6w
zatopionych.
NIEMCY 0 NOCIE AMERYKANSklEJ.
Sprawa ,,LeelanaW".
NIEMCY 0 NOCIE AMERYKANSKIEJ.
Sprawa ,,LeelanaW".
RVNE TELEGRAMY.

berdo, oraz wielkich stratach ME
przyjaciela straszliwej Ramona
die przezen prowadzonej W kie-
runku Gorycyi.
- Austryackie okrety wojenne
bombardowaly wczoraj Singalia
Pessaro, oraz kolej wzdluz brze-
gu morskiego biegnaca jake tam
szkody zrzadzono, ME jest VIA
dome. Hydroplany diva anstrya-
ckie bombardowaly port wloskl
Ancona i nieznaczne szkody zrza-
dzily.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-28
Walk mad Dardanellami

Konstantynopol, % lipca. = O.
ficyalny rapport, wydany przez
wiadze tureckie, oglasza, IL od-
dzial tureckich wojsk zdobyl tam
czesc spora okopow angielskich
pod Sed-ul-lBar; zdobyto przy-
tenn 400 karabinow zapasy anu
nicyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-28

statnie So doniesienia, IL Niemcy
wyslali kilka aeroplanow mad Ca
1ais, ale te ME rzucaly zadnych
pociskow, widocznie tylko byiy
rekonesansem.
Berlin, 2S lipca. = Niemiecki
rapport przyznaje francuski sukces
W Alzacyi ale podaje, IL Niemcy
zajeli czesc okopow francuskich.
W Argonne j odpari wszystkie "a
taxi francuskie W okolicy Sou
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-28
WieIki Sukces WlOch6w
Ausryacy W OdwrOcie.

Londyn, Rzym, % ipca- - Je-
dna z nsjwiekszych najzscie-
klejszych bitew W ealej dotych-
czasowej wojnie toczy sic / ma
sic iuz ku kohcowi mad Isonzo
rzeka naokolo miasta Gorycyi =
cd dwu czy trzech tygodni bro
nionego walecznie przez Austry-
ak6w. Najstraszniejsza bombar--
dacya, jaka sobie wyobrazic mo-
INA skierowana jest cd dni SEE
regu ma miasto pozycye austry-
ackie, a W przerwach jej ida ataki
liniowe jeden Ia drugim - sta
lie pomyslne dla oreza wAoskiego,
kt6ry zepchnai juz Austryakow
daleko wstecz, okrazyi miasto Go
rycye i zmusza nieprzyjaciela do
odwrotu ma Tryest. Powsze-
chny odwrot austryacki mad l.
sonzo jest nieunikniony ocze-
kiwany dis - jutro. Sc juz
pewne doniesienia, IL Austryacy
juz rozpQczei ewakuacye Cory
cyl Podgory, a GAIA prawie wy
zyna Karsu zostaje zajeta przez
Wlochow, ktorzy tenn samem O.
panowali bardzo znaczna Geese
drog wiodacych do Tryestu. w
miasteczksch kolejowych poza
LIMA austryacka skupione So po-
ciagi W wielkiej hezbie dla od-
wiezienia wojsk na dalsze pozy-
eye W razie odwrotu zarzadzo-
uego; zaprzestano dalszych robot
fortyfikacyjnych - wszystko
wskazuje, IL odwrotu austryac--
kiego spodziewac sic nalezy kaz-
del chwili. Ma wyzynach Dober-
do Austryacy ME zdolali obronic
dr6g tryestenskich; W ostatnich
dwu dniach utracili Austryacy
kilkanascie tysiecy ludzi; zreszta
20 stronie wioskiej straty So
bardzo ciezkie. w wslkach mad
Isonzo zginal wioski general
Csntore, poprzednio walczyi on
W Trentino, dowodzac wojskami,
ktore tam zajeiy forty Ala j inne
pod Roveretto.
- Austryacki aeroplan bonn
bardowal wczoraj starozytne
miasto wioskie Werone, ale zrza-
dzil szkody niewiele ME uszko-
dzA z ludzi nikogo; forty Werony
odpedZhy Strzaiami gestymi ma
pastnika.
Wieden. Berlin, 90 lipca. -
Pisma niemieckie zgodnie zwa BIZ
tive mad Isonzo najwieksza W
wojnie dotychczasowej. Raporty
austryackie 50 nader kr6tkie, do.
nosza tylko o. odparciu szeregu
atakow wioskich na Karsie Do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-28
Woiina W PoIsce.

Londyn, Piotrogrod, 2S lipca.
- Postep austro niemiecki ku
Warszawie i ruch strategiczny ce-
lem okrazenia linii rosyjskich 2
centrem stolica polska 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-28
Szereg caiy Okret6w
i nur6w zatOpiOnych.

Berlin, 2s lipca. = Pred dwo-
ma dniami nury francuski MA
riotte" niemiecki = riazwy ME
podanej stoczyiy trudny / zaciety
poiedynek, W ktdrym nur niemie-
cki wyszedi zwyciesko. Walka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-28
Raporty.
Piotrogrod, % lipca.

Piotrogrod, 28 lipca. : RAPPORT
rosyjski utrzymuje, IL rownie ma
polnocy ma linii Szawel, jak mad
Narwia, a wreszcie W Lubel-
skiem ofensywa niemiecka w ca
lynn szeregu waznych punktow
skutecznie zostaia odparta. Pod
Serockiem zestrzelono pojmano
balon wojenny niemiecki wraz z
GAIA zafoga; nadto W bitwie pod
Serockiem pojmano 700 Niemc6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-28

]. B. Pallascn wyposycza pienladze
na realnosc. sprzedaje karty okreto
we reainosci. tl4e Noble ui
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-28

Kusu. ra.oty .oH1oAeo JOURNAL
Ma gornej rycinie, po lewej stronle:
Wydobywanie zatoplonego c1a1a q
rzeki.
Ma g6rnej rycinie, po prawej stro'
ME: : Strazacy niosa trupa do pro-
wizorycznej kostnicy w magazynle
firmy Reid, Murdock & Co.
Ma dolnej rycinie: = Nurkowie "a.
nurzajacy sic w kadlubie przewroco-
nego okretu uEastland."
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-22
Shall We Take Electricity Direct From Coal?

tirely and so for power straight to the
sunbeams, which are the ultimate source
Of the energy, we should be doing IN me-
chanics something equivalent to what
the consumption OF chemically prepared
food In place of natural food would
be in biology and physiology.
For one thing. we should then become
independent of the continuance OF the
coal supply The fear that tho supply
may be exhausted within one or two
hundred years is nightmare that haunts
the bedside of many a thinker who con-
siders II n part OF his duty TO help look
out for the future welfare OF humanity.
In this wonderful twentieth century We
have already done such amazing things
that the world 10 getting on fire with en-
thusiasm for progress. and nobody could
bear TO think OF having to stop now, or.
worse still, of having to 20 backward.
on account OF failure OF the sources Of
mechanical energy upon which all these
marvellous things depend.
TO conserve the coal by such means as
this now method of extracting its energy
without the present waste viii be an
enormous advantage, but II will only put
off the evil day unless somebody, some
new Edison. can find a way 20 leave coal
entirely out OF the account, or to shout
der II aside and take its place at the
original fountain-head of energy.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-22

carry us back OF the coal itself to the
source OF the energy that we find stored
up i'm 1t. That source is the sunshine.
The use of coal for obtaining mechan-
teal energy is like the consumption of
vegetable food for nourishing animal
bodies. Vegetation is able TO derive nour-
ishment direct from the soil and the air
under the Influence OF sunshine, but ami
mails cannot do that. They must take
their nourishment from plants, which
have already prepared II for them by
changing inert material substances into
living protopiasm.
In like manner coal has stored-up en-
ergy which II took in while it was yet in
the form OF living plants. and this is
what we obtain as heat when the coal
is burned. Then we have TO take that
heat and use It to make water boil, and
then put the energy OF the steam 10
work in driving an engine, and every
time we thus transform the energy orig
inally obtained from the coal we lose a
large part of II.
The new method, In which Mr.. Edison
has so much confidence, gets the energy
from the coal directly by thermo-eec-
trio process, and saves, or when per-
fected will save. nearly all the loss in
volved in the complicated processes now
employed,
Now, il we could eliminate the coal en-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-22

and abroad are at work upon the problem.
But the great American inventor, with
all his optimism, hardly expects to see
the solution attained during his lifetime.
When IL is attained-in ten, twenty.
thirty years-an almost incalculable adj
dition will be made to the mechanical
energy employed by man. Even from
the same amount of coal that is now
consumed In our wasteful ways of get
ting energy out of it. four times as much
power in the form of electricity.
Already experiments have converted =
to per cent OF the energy contained in
coal directly into electrical power The
best result that existing engines can
show is the utilization of 20 per cent OF
the coal energy. The old methods have
reached their highest development. but
the new one is still in the experimental
stage. He is a baby giant, which has
hardly yet learned to stand alone. But
to Mr.. Edison's critical eye It has the
look OF an infant Hercules.
Tho idea of taking power direct from
its natural sources is in accord with the
spirit of this age. We are becoming inn
patient OF the old, Indirect, cumbersome
ways. and, what Is more important, we
are beginning TO appreciate Deter the
wastefulness OF many Of them. But in
the case of coal It would seem that stu
another step should be made which would
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-22
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and winter coughs.
Get from any druggist 21k ounces of
PineX $50 cents WORTH pour IL in a pint
bottle and fill the bottle with plain granu-
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cost Of only "a cents-a full pint of better
cough syrup than you could buy for $3.50.
lakes but few minutes 10 prepare. Full
directions with Pinex. Tastes good and
never spoils.
You will be pleasantly surprised how
quickly it loosens dry, hoarse or tight
coughs, and heals the inflamed mem
bTanes in a painful cough. 1t also stops
the formation of phlegm in the throat
and bronchial tubes, thus ending the per-
sistent loose cough.
Pinex is a most valuable concentrated
compound OF genuine Norway pine eX'
tract, rich in guaiaeol, which Is 80 heal
ing TO the membranes.
To avoid disappointment, be sure and
ask your druggist for y y ounces Pinex,
and don't accept anything else.
A guarantee of absolute satisfaction
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this preparation. The Pinex Co.. ~
Wayne, Ind.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-22
FIRST EPISODE
The Man With the Black vandyke
CHAPTER III-Continued.

CHAPTER uI-Continued.
June, paying but little attention to the
man who had helped her, turned ner-
vously into the car. day coach, and
viewed the interior with despair. In that
coach there were only two passengers,
man and woman. sitting together.
Would you like to buy watch?" in
vited June in her smallest voice as she
confronted the rigid woman and held out
her merchandise.
NO." returned the woman without
moved a muscle Only her feather wab-
bled. The man cast on the merchandise
a look of contempt.
It's a very nice watch" urged June.
'Its a solid gold case and 1 don't know
how many jewels. l only need money
enough to get to New York and hire a
taxi. Then / must find some work"
The black Vandyked mans eyes lighted.
81 don't want it." observed the woman,
looking straight ahead, while the mans
glance of contempt strayed from the
merchandise to the vender.
Very WELL" nodded June. and grain
of rice fell from the brim Of her little
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-22
@ HR<622Q6<tQ9k/ Hume
0y JRAaAS9@assS. ~eEa~s.

blue hat and bounced in the rigid wo-
mans lap.
The woman turned sharply. then she
half rose and looked at the top OF the
hat. There was more rice on Il!
Let me see that WATCH" she said icily.
One lid contained a picture of June and
her dog, and the other the date OF the
gift and the address.
How much do you need for this2"
'She wants about So ma'am.' This
, was from the pale-faced conductor, who
was so broad and stuffy that he was an
offense IN narrow aisles, but his eyes
were full of wrinkles.
The rigid lady snapped the watch shut
and turned to her husband. Dan" 1t
did not seem possible that her voice could
take on a wheedling tone, but 1t did. Il
| want $10."
The man turned to her with cold dis
bound wallet and instantly into June's
mind there flashed the picture of her
standing before Ned q piteous beggar!
The runaway bride took a seat by her
self and was presently given the discom-
! fort of knowing that the man was grumb-
ling at the woman necessarily for having
I bOhbiit NAlO hdNCil Inc DldNh NdHuyhCu
man went over TO them, and she saw him
pay some money, and then he came back
to June with the watch In his hand.
"of course you won't permit me to
present you with this?'' he pleasantly
later, however, 1 will be very glad inded
( to give you my card"
Thank you" she accepted, and, taking
] he d., nj
very kind"
1t was not until they were nearing the
station In New York that he spoke 10 her
again.
Pardon me-" he said, bending over
on your arrival 1 shall be very, happy
indeed"
There is nothing, thank YOU" she re.
piled, smiling up at him. You are very
kind"
At that particular moment the New
York express overlook the local anC
slowly forged ahead, and Ned Warner
peering feverishly into every passine
window saw the suave. black vandyket
stranger bending gracefully over hi.
wife. and June was smiIiug up at him
Then Ned, against his will, passed on.
The express. however, was delayed Z
moment. and tine local pulled in ahead o.
1t. Ned was the first, passenger out o.
the express. and he landed on the plat
form just in time to see the Vandykes
man and June going through the gait
side by side. Ned rushed after them, bu
ii was not until he reached the Wander
bile avenue stairway that he saw then
again. June was drifting through tn,
door and just behind her was the man
He was smiling. With a rush Ne,
rounded the balustrade and went up thre.
steps at a spring. He arrived only II
time 20 Sc June SPEEDING away In a taxi
cab and to see the black Vandyked maj
starting after her in another. He jumpe,
into third one and shouted
Chase them!'
Hold On there" gasped a bTeathles
voice. and a painting porter piled Ned
white ribbOned luggage on top OF him.
Away through the tangled traffic. acros
Forty-fourth street and up Fifth avenu
dashed the three taxis at oresknec
, speed.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-22
By Nell Brinkley

Copyright. 1915, Intern1 News Service.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-22

q ftllnd tne magma
ton is an instru-
ment OF discovery.
Its pictures are dim,
not because the y
show things that are
yet far off. The
imagination W h e n
rightly used il the
gre test of tele-
scopes.
Mr.. Edison has re-
Gently been { o C u 3
sin & his mental
lenses upon the fu-
ture development of
electricity from coal.
He il rapOrted as
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-22

saying in substance that he sees a coming
method by which electricity will be de-
rived directly from coal without the in
PREVENTION OF either boiler or engine or
dynamo. The exact process is got re-
vealed, and Mr.. Edison does not pretend
to he its inventor, although 1t appears
that experiments have been conducted in
his laboratories Many others both here
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-22

BY special arrangement for this paper
photo-drama corresponding to the INSTALL
mcnts OF Runaway June may now be
seen at the leading moving picture the
atcrs. BY arrangement made with the
Mutual Film corporation II is not only
possible TO read Runaway June" each
day. but also afterward to see moving
pictures illustrating our story
Copyright, 1915, by Serial Publication
CorTloration
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-22

oTo BE Continued Monday)
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-22

o.-Piease with the exact weight Of
water compared with its masses.-John
MKDNNA. Brooklyn. N. Y.
A.--The weight of one cubic foot OF
water usually adopted III hydraulic en-
cheering is 1000 avoirdupois ounces or
sixty-two and half pounds. This is also
tbs mass here on the earth. Take It 20
an infinite distance from any other mat
ter, its weight would be zero or nothing,
but It's mass would he the same.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-22

think who favor
he drinks his wine of life and will sit other? He's the true
roseghted table sparkle of silver
elbows vastly ceilings and perfect music at the
with his table ceiling black
erockery thick his plump wrist and bit of tune scratch
him. The ovestorys the thing. Wherever
there's maid and he happy sit at the table and dip his
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-22
BY GARRETT p. sERvIss.

Mr.. Edisons waking dreams are always
because they are flights of
an intensely practical mind into the realm
of still untitled possibilities. To such
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-22

o.--AIind formed elactrons. Very well.
What mind. or was II many minds? Is
there more than one mlnd2 How many
electrons In ono inch? - FRANK +.
DAVIS. Chicago, Ill.
Al have published for years that
mind created electrons and formed them
into matter. What mind, call Creative
Mind, for mind alone Is able TO create
I do not know what mind is, so must con-
tent myself with theory, totally OPP
posite 10 belief. OF which | have none
My theory is that only one mind exists,
and that all other apparent MINDS are
parts or fractions OF the one original
mind. did not start up this theory; II
Ia one OF the oldest known to speculn-
tion or philosophy / heard Of It in
oArly youth and have accepted II as
theory since. II humans could force
eleotrons into a straight line side by side
in contact. but this Is impossible since
they repel. then a row one inch Ions
would contains l27OO,OOO. 10000 My theory
| Is that only eiectrons have been created,
! all else formed.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-22

telling thsand it for yourself AT the play
when the swels thin trembe
and the lovers behind the golden of the fooh begin the love
music that the
ductors SLIM black stick with it's tip do think
anoher's
breath misty behind the velvet rail that circles
the the slim purse? You better.