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Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24

AGENTS. New business. new field, BIZ
machine. Parker sells first day. Marc
warth says. making tls daily. Lewis sells
: first hour. Investigate now, TODAY
Postal Will DO. Big surprise awaits you.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24

ADMINISTRATORS; new check for hogs
that really works; every farmer needs
81, send quick Tor prices and agents
terms VIM. II. Jones. Cisco. Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24

BRIGHT energetic salesman OF ability,
Watts Raj. Co, s40-42 Brandels Theater.
SALESMAN, grocery specIalties. b2B
State BIZ. Bidg.. nth g. Harney.'
SALEsMAN-Must have experience sell
-ing 20 farmers. 6zs state Blk. Bldgs
AQENTH--A new one Just out; big prof
IT'S quick sales; every homo a prospect
"f1ts-Ur-Pot aluminium percoiator
makes better coffee; saves half; con-
verts any coffee pot into a percolator;
going with a rush. Write quick for agency
proposition Tho Standard Spinning x
Stamping Co., Toledo, o.
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ben. has ibnen bisber bas Dprbringsn
auf ben iia s,sen gIIIocssbenn b.rabs
5isbenoen RiideH unm6slia aena1t
bate; bamit setpannen fis enbgiiliig
ben 9bidnitt 6es DiIjGnatbaIes. 5ns
spii9en bate iid aud bas Gei4id Der
aobiIa .rfiilIi. Bon Der Sapirs.a Der
flonttrt, an Der Geit. bes Riidsns Der
Sobe 5S4 DON ben Geutithen unb ben
5onpebs bes Sberiileuinunts Bates
arg tebrdugt. uut.rIagen bic @ertbeis
bigger BEN 4. bosHii9sbsr5egopinii4sn
unb BEN SO. unb 80. Snfantsrie'Vasgi.
msni, bic RaiOr au@iuia gum Siars
me beranfiibrie.
Der ,nbgiiltise Gi.g mar duf benz
ipidtigiien 5beile bes Gefe&tsfeIbes
errunssn. Defili9 bes aabures brats
te Der Siiermoniag nod nift bic Gnt'
i4sibuns. Wobl brans bic Grapp. beg
Obriisn SausmaHn segen bic SSbe
b,i Gsli0tsebsnp Dor, Tam a6er blrd
Jlau,eHf.uer. bas Don Der Rupps 1853
aus geidiissu unb Waf5iuengs,psbreH
h.riiberfhIug, in cine rs&t mibli&s
Gage. Waipr 2iebbdrt that NIT ben
SeiH.n bas mSgIi4Fe. bic S5h. su
sritiirmsH. Die 4ngrsifer tanren bis
ouf 30 G6riiis an bic SteIfune bts
5sirbes seron, rermo4t.n aber niH..
fid bur4 bic 9rabtDerbaue burdgudr.
bsiten. Smmerbin leniieH iie bic quf'
msrtiaulieii ron Der 0ruppe 5auss
mann db, b" "bi. tritii5e EituatipH
raid iibtrfpunben bate unb ftiirmsno
IN bic .rf. S.sIlung beg Geinoes auf
Der auppe bon UelfSessbsnp sinbrune.
qm 8. april tdmsn bsuii1s Berfdr.
tunsen au9 auf biefsm 1beile bes
Sampfplusss on. Jm @srein NIT bies
fen frifd.n Srappen s.lang bic msg.
nabms Der S5be 468. Cberft SduEs
mann psrtrieb ben JeiHb mad rsrluifs
REDEEM aampf aud aus isiner s,psiten
Stenuns duf Der Gtli6tstbenper aup,
pc, bod Ieiiieien bic RuFen In BEN bas
bint.r s.Iss.nen. isbr iidrfsn Stiib.
ouHtt ;dbef,n mibsritanb, an BEN fi5
ori NIT sr5bier 5apfsrisii Sur&e..
fiibrts Stiirme bra9sH. glun ipurbsH
gebirgssefdiiBe berunssbroGt. bic ben
5tiibpunit iiberaus ipirif1m inter
Jeuer nabmen. Bel Morgsnsrauen bss
;. qlpriI tpurbe Der Stlrm gemelnfam
nit elmer 5ur Wsritdriung b,rong.soms
nsn.n bsutf&en abth.iluns tpisb.rbpIt
rno bru4te bic 8.rbilubsisn enblit In
zen B,iib biefss beib umiiri.isneu l,b.
en- Gtiibpunti.s bes Ssinb.s. Ter au.
Insslegte ruifif8s Dur&bru8 mar bsr.
iteIi.
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biinbst.n in bic Gt.uunsen Bel Segbes.
rSsben troB bss b.fiigiisn ieinbIiden
artilerisfeuers Elm. Die iibrigen Sbsils
Der Iin.sn GIiisslsruppen singsn fvie.
Der auf BEN aiidsn ipeitli9 bss Ga.
borcS Dor.
Der 5. qpril. Der Ciiermpniaa,
bra4ts auf b.m SiiIi9en Gefc9tsfslo
ben polen Grfolg. Teuti5e unb otter,
rei4if4sungurifae 4atterien rpstteifers
ten miteinonbsr. nm bic 5piIGsn S5bs
584 uno aObila onstlsgte Itarte Gisls
lung bee 5einbss 5u erTfiittern. Dani
bieier 9Orbersiiuns fonnte bic @rupps
Des Obtriien aemmsI um 3 llbr Rads
mittass bic Sislluns srftiirmsn. 9lu&
Der onbere 8usuns 5nr aobila. bic
JaDirsfa, iDurbs bonn 40. Jnfanitries
yisgimsnt i'm unniberItsbIiGen Gnariff|
sinesnommtn, iroblfdb bic Dsuif4tn
sab!i4 sss GIanisnfsasfs IsSle isas,I
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@ie Der rniiiide &arpatben.
ourdbrud uereitelt suutoe.
Mi.n. "a. Qlpril.

~ ", "a. NpIA.
lteber ben Sitsrtampf nm bic aobis
Ia piro aus benz ariessprefequartier
gemelbst:
Sas groBe Rtnssn in ben aarpaiben
errei9te ieinen5Obepuntt in osr Offer,
i6la4t. Die geiDaIttse ruiiiide Offen.
iiDe bate I'm ben 20. Wfdr5 besinnenb
i'm 9ebiet Der Onbapd am ipeitliden
5liisel na9 anfdnelidsn ileinen Grs
fplgen einen ni9t gu bre4enben Wi,
oeritanb gefunben. 9ie opferpoIle On,
itiirme i'm Mulbs.birg. sipifdsn bem
unb llaiOter pab batten
ni6t me6r gu er3ielen Dermo9t, aIs
cab un5ere f.iIartis biz sessn galisrDb
corseiao6ens SteIIuns a1mdbIi9 in|
.ins SIsias Gtuh mt. BEN .rsaG&sul
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SH periaufen - g.rId,ieSeues.

Wt q ntrte sn prriauteH Eolseu. wlut
tern NIB Enraubcn ieb,rebrr gtebt ifrh gri
eleifIiifs wlricrtn Batlampeu. 9ueer'ol.
#ano flri GpnlryeNot. qanbls GtlHere,
Nteer aertenl gtnsr. gnhreips ggultipI.
gdtfr Hocie.EIiri g2iuer g3hiiieb 4 0artin
Irti5ttemeu. bogrdnbioe Shm;ebs. piiisGiat,
inHa nTe aantcH S1srsiiait glafniren.
6etnbh sbnper plumbing Saryliss. aetfer,.
8tenrdir @er!iaitgiHrittina uns tins
icpit Ci'tretqtnrlHtifna
Tht 6rtserui glgisf Gar Gsnraas.
II. StrGte unb a. g. < a. Scbr.
Gnrftaas 70.
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Sumo q NJ oto, ID. Jebruar.


Bis gum 10. SSo1uar mar S6retb.
Derbot, ba Die Grbeit oes Seniterens
Der eirtgeloufenen 8rieie anoerenfals
nttt su bapaltigen gelpeieu mare.
gSir iirlo bier in &lunaHloto 5irta
500 8efnngene uro man fam iidJ
Senten mas fiir 9erge BON 8oitiahe1
it6 BET Der @lni6lieBirns Giinstaus
GngeiumrneIt batte11, bic nun DON benz
gSenlcr oird,5uadern paren. gSenn
olh tDenlg, 10 erfobren mir oas 8id,-
tIeite aaer gegcbenbetten bod iiber
China, no 5Ipei oelttide 3eititngen
5u 9egiHn 6eS &rieges besriin6et
ipuroen. 2ie cine iteIlt bic ipiftigiten
gentritten fir Die 4riesssefangenen
5ufaurmcn. go itno mir nitt
sans auf Die engItihen 9igenrreIbun.
gen angeDieien I'M 10 pentger, als
iasItter 4reu3banb seianbte Seituueat
lglatt burdgeben! SinS Die Ginger
aud alt, bis lie nG6 Sapan gelaugen,
tperoen lie bod Don allen regelreat
speriflunsen".
So6 nun 5i Meinen GrIebniiien
oils @SefGngener. glu. 16. 9tooenber
taulen mir Hlorgens gesen 6 ubr bier
in 8uulantoto all. Gin ieber bate mir
Die Uniform, Die er auf Dem 2eibe
trisg. Giniee batter ibre @11lteI bel
iih, iofpte Die GedelL peI1e mir in
Siingtau geIiefert erbieIten. gs oait.
erie et1Da 5trei Stllnoeit, biz Die Ser.
tbeillula auf Die peribieoeuen SenpeI |
porgeHommen mar, l,no oann oltrftel
MIR eroIib liniere giinoeI altf Sen
9fiideH nebmen ullo ben un5 5uaetpie.
ienen Serrpel beD0Iterr. g8ir liegen
bier mi 8eulpeI (Gbofotuji) nit q
unteroffioieren un5 ~ Mann, alIo
so 6niaUinen. Qie llnter0fii3iere 10.
ben einert &arm tiir itt; binten Elm
tIeiner Sorten nit 9oIOiiittei6 lIn6
&issblid auf Die gerse. porn EN- fIei.
.uer @orteu n1it GusbIif auf bic ;S.l.
Der. 9ie reitIiben ~ @ann ba6en
oas SGiptgebaube trne. 9ie IrieIter
baben tire Siebeuia6en in elmer Gde
aiTigeitupelt, uHb in oem treien 9e.
bet boben mir uns rod uno nab
gaHs tpobnIid etneerittet. lie 3aoa.
iler lieferten pro &opf eincn Strob.
lad, feds Ganeuoeden, 5pet gett.
dateH ,tHo Gopfrole. WeitteIs eines
Gbeiles Der Tedeu tprtr6en fIeinere 4
.Ianme seidaifen, bic 8Gn6e per.
bdngt uiiu. 60 Iiege i,5 ). 9. IN elmer /
efe oes 2enrpeLs, nit nod fiinf an.
oeren, harlnter einem Satnburacr [
&eierpiIteu Ranre1s s. Seneibnlof. 1
oeIlen Batter Elm Rolfubrgef6ait De. {
ttst. Dies 1T Der genliitblifJte Naum {
I'M garpen Eentpel. Ser obere Gid {
otentoen bier afttpen Geuten. Die Bel r
inns tuobneIt, pdbreno Der untere +
Attt bon nns etngenomnen 1T. I'D, {
tfretbe Jung lu1b ,ipir", 0ds beiht r
Der id,on errrGbnte Senlmelbad uno r
i'd; ooHn fommen bin5u 6as ,,SGng. II
der, eitl MeierbiTt aus 8Iaoi.poItof I,
EanlenS Sans @icbner, lro I}or +
@ritbe ans aobe, oen i9 ltyon lett s
bis s Sabren femme. Dir bier bauier +
IN oteier Gfe, Sie otrcb ibre tpchlrfl,. &
enbe Nube nitffdlIt imS 6a1er Sos E,
3iel uieler 8efuGer, Defenders unie. d
ser llntercffBiere, getporben iIt 9tafl N
snt na& ftnb GGranta, aus Bier. 5
Altet eefsstsst tiasiigstaususea aus /,
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@ieberaeaeben.

StoaisaupoIt: limb i6 bite Sfe,.
Su beriidfi&tiaen, oab Der wamm BON
8erbredlen Iebt.
ansefIaeter: -Gber Sanab Earn
man Sod unr0slidb saten; Der SeE
Staatsotipolt Iabt bod c,iH p0n pw.
bretsu,.J
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ger.iuS.anseissH.
Seutjdles 3 &lubhaus .

1srfnrimIlns htt Delegation beuis eI5tne a6f
uPr In ber Central GHrTibcgs, Ai4tsr gfltett
fpite ipieeeutm onpdene fsir, I'm nls ae-
iplnfft gnstunit in b.tfsr GaesIsGsrbsti en-
erttsiitn. -
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3n berfanien-Sarmen.

JIufrtfff eser mir gsiaun.f4eit ser.
fchdiii mi, psnien 4is elne
nnnelplrtti3ait (e5Grm) ianisn piirber fiir ben
btridnt 20 le $50 Befbienii @etrae NTH anf
sthiln ifbtliebia mo eep0ntft sd,reiben sst
an btaHi 3fmeib, 1900 Gin sE., ginennaii,
ieorGaf 10 Sie tefufe.
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@r-r""nt - Wdrrrih

~ 2 lef ft!trri eas garsieratindff. eitgsu
ntetbsr- Oh ReltobIt Barber Qoleas. atn'ti.G
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Die semiitblide Ode i'm iapa-
niihen Sempel.

'9ie SeiItid)en in iapanii6er @efan.
genidaft. = 9itte aoIt un0 quite
BebanbIr,ng.
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linterbnltunss.a .anssiseu.
aahIes 0nnrn SsIaub.

VfpfIuHHB HauEtH esunfag, 70. Dins.
1r5ssr erpbariietr ais is. 1909 gsteHaeun
Gen. 9abMsi Gais TdHfart Bnneerilt. Tan
sen an BEN 9oois unp an ncres. Gn9tt eerl
bub ets Hroahpnr. $50 uIlb II Berm 1,
2:so. 4. $50. uHe Gttres. - @zHbiats
25e.
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Observation-Disclosures.
iSn perfanfsn - Sduier.

O2e' e'esi'o33 gronbmah, sntffeu G.
nHe T., sirei breiitesies griak inn6 tin md.
tor SO. 81 bel 30. artn tisfueS Urotbot
Ditb sHafse'7isieu Greiap. 27-s0'
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.5t1u WuQls Rt6t autes6ell.
ksassf anS 'Auer 2dbeabe &iIie ~.
g,rtsrI.tt srIans. burd 2sbia
9. ginfham'e Weeetable
6pmppunb,


aiAmont, @a.-,9 ,9ur 9ett, afs 10 einen
aniara nit apDia a. aistaam's ges.table
nnuuuuu,uuuaamasz gompoanb maGtt, be.
R0{ZzSNayNs 'anb Id mid in stnsui
4 TNS4kSMH Herubeiu sntietlthen
# buisanb, Der burd Elm
-. fnneres Getbsn ber.
y - bsiaefltrt 10 II Z b c.
!. ~ EA Uasin Buifonb In ei'
4 H<EW ntr bernrttgen bod
I(I >-<<t88M arobts,n Werppiitdt,
bab 20 az mtins WiI.
HI SN INU ~ IenBtrait btsurfte, UNI
III Gs54HsI n,,1 aufredbt bu boil
VI BsI W hsh ten. anbsr,nfalls wdrs
L-ANAASK1j ID bstildssrts serurr.
btn. I'D suor taum Int etanSs, mit auf
letn Ddbsn su saltsn, unb i,tbh bic s.rtus.
he Grbslt ssrmodte i'd, MIR nit Der er6Sttn
Nnfrsnaung Al eerrt&tsn. 7sS gtodts
lfolee mar Id ont nGd,iten Nprgen ttnfdltg
hn6 subrm init .tnen, anbaltsnben Rppi.
fHiiier5 sspfagt.
Ru6bsu ID bic swetIt ylaia. o,eI,r N,e.
,et5in asnominsu bait badun btr Gopf.
Il@Merb ,es.oas na1odiafsn. out stpds
S&laf iteQts fid elm uub meine Rerutn
sSsessn tsWup nuNitl. NW Iugt I'VE Ult
Rsbtsiu 80 Nebmen. bis ID mid ute neuse.
Sorrn iaSIte. snb iest psrmas id inuus ~
bsareifsn, pie % m6aIth III. bas th an
nietHe urbett pieber An psrritttN Serntag.
@enn imnter ID bon elmer Frau trfubre,
pie etnsr suten Rebtatn bsbdri, 10 oerfias
s6 Gpbtu .. ginfbams 1sestabls Com.
$ounb nt4t parnt genug Su eupfebIen.'--
Vraa Dtaut GIatf 8lSs u. Suliy
etr.. R4mDnb, %
Uraaen baben ss aHoeren Sraatn
cr5ablt
isit ssssSis Sabrsa, ipie 8ss,a q. Btnsbant'S
BtaetubIs COMPOUND tbnen bic @sfunbbsit
yptsbernerI&aift hatts, ipenn Re ben tyrauen.
ltiben Sun, Cpf,r sefuHen baren. Gahsr
BITE enorme Na4frass na@ etsier Mebibtn
bon benz GtIantti1en bis Gum pactff6eu
Dsean. WeRu Ste NIT trgtnb tinem
Tfnutnfstbtn bebaftet linb, bann foIten Sic
kntfhtbtn lpbid q. Diuibam's gesstable
Eofnpouns serfu3sn. % piro ~ Sbrsm
DprtSeu gersi1eu. apbia Q. ptntbarii Re.
bieint Co.. 2pnx, Wsf.
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Gtatb pl6tii1 ON 3ieniins, ben Is. Mat
1915. In ibrr 1lobnnnn In Snno. @. unfeYe
inrio'iasiiebis scotpeIter. sdpdscrin unb sanis
Soa Sin,
ssboters sotn.
ysitfpt bon G5ipnrb q. Gin, trr eItsr bon 81
ssabreu. Eie pdfeufeifrii6feit finbei ituii an,
s5reiinu. ben 2s. wini. An6miftnes um iibr
In ber anpene bee Gprtnp Grnbe Jritbbeif
lpodu Eerfpdnbte uiib 8renr:5e obue sDettere 90.
tie bofli6it einaelaben finb bon
27.2S Den tranrrueeu 9inftrtiifbtusn.
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| aiAmonb. Ea.-.Sur Bet, afs 10 sinen
aniaNe NIT 2pbia q. 4.ntsam's Hssetable
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g1iltelm Dleiifer

tn ftinem 81. 2sbensiotrt. lie eetrbiprna
ftnnef ffnff bonn frausrbarie nis. 70. 1929
linn Sfrute, am Srettng, ben ss. MAI. nm 2
h1flidit etnpeInhsn iiib.
Zis iraiirrnber ointrrbIisberen
25,2S winffrx unb edwsntr.
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g,rIansi@eibIi6.

Bf hb6tn iat 6ausarbsii IN !IsiHsr Camille
stOs Susuei EbsnIe abonealf.
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efnrb pi6tli6 am Ticrttrc. hen 2S U1ni
1913, nm 8 ubr so @iin. slbenba, unfy ae.
lffbffr Gnbn f,rih p&rsthsr
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81 db6su far Saiitdfbsii Guisr ac5r. g!
Ro6sals a5enus. kbcHeaIe
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gerInnat-@eibIih.

EsHif6ss webesn ,ua ascen uns M,
be bet eansaTbtti ,n bslien. EefsrrnssT
esriarsf. Nttui En,lre dat. 1927 wcbiion
Fode. edbratIb bssabii bts
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VI b tfn fit 9auauEbsii IN felEss Jdmili
2oA perfbtra GDsnns. EtsoHhdle.
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@teH.ra,ixAs

9ungts 9pab6tn fii6i Eitas fnr Sauf.
Grbeii bel tiHeE dliefen 5rau utti fir eToben
2cbn. uttr Elm enifs 6ttri. uuna DStpaiD.
238 OF clifton apenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-29
.ROURKES COP FIRST
GAME OF THE YEAR
With Athletes Hustling to Keep
from Freezing to Death, Score
Run Up to 10 to l.
KRUG USES THREE HJRLERs

Although the we'll known ink who con-
trolls the weather around these parts tried
to horn in and put the kibosh on the
doings at Rourke park yesterday, and
even though the Arctic breezes which
tried to foil the sun were mighty UNI
suitable for an exhibition OF the national
pastime. the Rourkes and Storz were
not to be denied. They hustled through
nine innings of base ball for the first
game of the year in Omaha and the
Rourkovinians came ont on top, 10 to ].
General Marty Won Hindenburg Krug
modified an army of thirteen athletes
during the combat and the entire thir-
teen looked pretty cute. From the game
of yesterday one would believe Krug will
find some problem on his hands. when he
starts 20 fire surplus talent.
About 4O0.loyal and famished bugs blew
out to the park. Finding the grandstand
and bleachers rather uncomfortable. the
gang ducked for the protection of the
north fence and watched the proceedings
from that disadvantageous, but warm
point. Among the gang were several fan
cites, who took chance to see a ball
game and display a bit of pre-Easter
scenery.
Hurlers Long ON Whiffs.
Three hurlers were ordered to tail on
the mound by the well known manager
and oil magnate, Everdon, Blodgett and
johnson were the persons. Five hits
were accumulated off their offerings. one
off Everdon and two each off CT Blod-
gett and Johnson. Everdon whitfield five
Storz. Blodget six and Johnson eight.
Johnson and Kafora hogged all the do
ings, when they acted as battery, Kafora
getting nine outs. eight on strlke-outs
and one foul.
Doc Payne was the little smuggling
demon. Nobody Is going to beat me
out of a job" quoth Payne and right
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-29
FED CARD NOT COMPLETE
Stovsll Will Remain in Kansas City
and Phillips Will Go to Newark
as Manager.
BUSY UPON THE SCHEDULE

NEW YORK. March T.--Having spent
the greater part OF today in two sessions
and concluding with another which lasted
20 a late hour tonight, the Federal league
club owners Expressed themselves as sat
isfied with the result OF their labors In
preparing playing schedule for the
coming season. Two schedules had been
submitted early IN the day. but each was
found to be unsuitable, and many changes
were suggested before the third one was
arranged 10 the satisfaction OF all tho
clubs.
The season will open April 10, with
Buffalo playing at Brooklyn Newark at
Baltimore. ST. Louis al Chicago and Pitts
burgh at Kansas City. This was the
only positive statement made by any OF
the officials tonight.
Early in the day President Gilmore said
that Manager Phillips would be retained
by the Newark club and that George
.stovall would remain at Kansas City as
manager OF the team in that city, Phil
lips appeared satisfied.
However, the general impression among
base bali mon here - that Stovali will
20 wherever tho league wishes to place
him.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-29
Submarine Crews
Are Not MurdererS

Correspondence OF the Associated Press)
LONDON. March ga great hue
and cry has been raised about trying
for murder the crews Of German submR-
rlnes which have torpedoed merchant
men. The popular clamor has been that
this course should be followed. and by
segregating the crew Of the US, recently
captured, the admiralty intimated that
conviction would be sought. But. in the
opinion Of Sir Herbert stephen. II would
be irregular and illegal
First" says Sir Herbert, "as TO the
allegation that these prisoners are muir
derers You cannot commit murder with
out killing somebody, and am not aware
that these prisoners or any OF them have
ever killed anybody.
Il am practically sure that they have
not done so within the jurisdiction OF
the central criminal court. !. g, In Eng
land OF within three miles Of the coast.
and II so they could not be convicted.
Piracy is not in itself capital Of
tense The definition. I'm English law,
OF piracy Is extremely vague. but this
much is certain. that all definitions OF Il
hitherto essayed have obviously referred
to matters during peace, and not wariike
operations"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-29
GIRL ATHLETES ARE
PLANNING FOR MEET.
Bohemian Turner Girls Make Ready
to Give Elaborate Program
on April 8.
LARGE NUMBER TO TAKE PART,

Beautiful folk dances. spirited gymnas-'
tic steps aud picturesque drills wfll be a.
large part OF the varied program at the
young women's athletic meet and exhihl-
ton to be given at Turner hall Sunday
afternoon, April II.
Although many mon win also take part
with drills and games, the 150 young
women OF the various Bohemian Turner
organizations Of Omaha and South Omaha
Will be the chief attraction and hold the
center OF the stage. Some CT the per-
formers win be little youngsters OF the
junior classes. Following Is the program:
Mass Drill Calisthenics and Groups
Senior women's classes, Omaha.
Wand Drill-Junior girls classes.
Omaha.
calIsthenics DrIll-senior mems class.
Tel Jed Sokol Tyrs.
Waltz, Polka. Mazurka, Three Gymnas-
tic Dances-Senior women's classes, L.
buse, South Omaha
Flag Drill-Junior girls classes. South
Omaha.
Club swinging-women's advanced class
Omaha
voiiey Bah aame-JuniOr boys class.
Omaha.
Calisthenics Drill-Senior women, Tel
Jed Sokol Tyra, Omaha.
Schottische. Gymnastic Dance Cdone BY
Chicago class OF women during tourna-
ment)--Advanced womens clasA Omaha.
Calisthenics Drill-Senior mems classes.
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-29
MISS SUNDER GETS FINGER
IN WAY OF. BOWLING BALL

Miss Maud sunder. stenographer in the
office of Postmaster Wharton. Is nursing
a bruised finger. Miss sunder Is a bowler.
While enjoying this pastime she was in
the act OF picking up one of the wooden
spheres intending to launch It into the
midst Of the flock OF tenpins at the
other end OF the alley.
At this very instant a ball. returning
down the runway from the front and
flushed with the proud consciousness that
II had knocked down ten pins at one
swoop. viciously bit the fair digit and
bruised IT,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-29
PURSELL MAKING GOOD
WITH WACO IN SOUTH

FAIRBURy. Neb.. March S.-tspeeiai)
up from the sunny south comes re-
port that Fairbury's big southpaw pitcher.
Lyle Pursell. Is making good with the
Waco team OF the Texas state league.
Recently Purseil pitched against the New
York Giants and for four and a half in
nings he held them at his mercy. They
registered only one hit, scratch;
Pursell opened the 1914 season with the
st. Joseph Drummers OF tho Western
league. Later in the summer Jack Hol-
land Of 81, Joseph EARNED" him out to
the Hastings State league team and he
the season there. In the win
ter he was sold to the Texas state league
and will decorate the mound for the
Waco team this summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-29
Fairbury Grounds
Ready for the Fray

FAIRBURY. Neb.. March 2s.-tspeciaI.)
-Fairbury is making active preparations
for the opening OF the "try-out'' season
at the base bail park. Work is under
Roadway, cleaning and grading the park
grounds and diamond. Manager Bert
Shaner. who is working for the Rock
Island, viii take charge of the team
April Is. Thirty players have already
signed up for the ''try-out" The lat
est addition to the team is Eddie Green,
receiver on the last years Superior team.
It was a nip and tuck affair between
Green Of Superior and Richardson OF
Hastings for honoTs last year.
President Crawford has forwarded his
vote 20 President Miles at Hastings for
the game schedule. He favors 1l2-
game schedule; in fact. would prefer
l5i-ganIe schedule. Mr.. Crawford as
serts it does not cost any more 10 as
semble a team for longer schedule than
a shorter one.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-29
Gunners Laid Low
BY the Walter Clarks

The perfect record OF the Townbends in
the Tri-City Basket Ball league was shat
tered Saturday at the Young Mems
Christian association gymnasium when
the Clarks took the leaders TO a tumble
by the score OF 81 10 "a. The contest
was one OF the best played league games
Of the season and marks the final close
OF the Tri-City league.
George Parrish was the stellar operator
for the Clarks, his close guarding proving
the sensation OF the evening. Burlten-
road. Hughes and Richie did the best
work for the Townsends.
Tho game win have little bearing on
the championship as the Townsends hal
defeated the clarks in an early season
game. Lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-29
JIM C0FFEY KNOCKS
OUT SOLDIER DELANEY

NEW YORK. March 2s.-Jim coffey.
the Dublin giant. knocked out Soldier
Delaney OF Brooklyn in the second round
OF a ten-round match last night cof-
fey weighed 200 and Delaney 2o4.
Gunboat Smith took an easy victory
IN a ten-round bout with Jack Reed or
Akron. o. Smith weighed $50 pounds and
Reed 1874.
Tom McCarty. Montana heavyweight,
outfought Battling Levinsky of this city
In a ten-round bout in Brooklyn The
weights were. Mccarty. 1851: Le-
whisky, iT6h.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-29
Dates for Trap
Shooting Tourney
Set for the Year

The list of registered tournaments pre-
pared under the auspices OF the Inter.
state Trap Shooting association for the
coming season shows big gain over the
same compilation in 1915 More than 200
tournaments have already been scheduled
and a large addition TO this list Is ex-
pected before the season is under way.
The list OF championship events is as fol-
lows
August 16, IL, IS, 10 and 20.
Southern Handicap : Memphis. Tenn.
May II, ~ and 10.
Tenth Western Handicap-st. Louis.
Mo, June 10. 16 and IL.
Pacific Coast Handicap-san Diego.