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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
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roH No. 2 Seott Allen, ipitrSc 1eiterr
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Don orei 8nnoiteu angeiaIlen. Aus
ssttrger barber aab i9s Spfer fem
BeID o6cr GeIoesrpertb bei iib batte,
maricn iie ben Rann IN cine Nus
lbndjtiipg.
- Der 30idbrige GoiporO 6. SciS'
Der, pon Der @ierien imo Baibing'
ton Ctr, III Reiuport, ipitroe gelierr
ani geranIoii,mg zines 2aoenbeiieers
on Der Race CTR, in 0eiien Gienlteil
er> r>itano. perhnitet.
Gie 9cIi5ei bat Srei iusenolide
Giebe efpiid)t, Die bic G5egeno bon
Grcooaia apenlie nno y. uno VI.
Balm nniid5er inad)tcn. 9ei Sniisiuh.
uHgen iplnOen mebrere 5abrraoer,
autpmobiIlmnpen un0 ionitiger,Blun-
Der aehnben, ben Die Beueels, bon
oeneii feiner iiber 15 Sabre alt lit,
5lfammcugeitohlen ba6en ioIlen. Die
pielptriprettenSen SriidJthen iuliroen
bcM sS.lgeribseriht iiberlpieien.
ssm Wi,uli5ipaIscridJt puroe nit
osn Siin6eru seitern iebr gndois per.
iubrcn irnb in feinent sSnIl betruSeil
Sie berbdngten Strnfcn mebr ais
iiinf Dollars, bic in eiuieen ssdllen
art nod geihenft iuitroet. eiHige
GnSere Jalle ruifrSen Serifobeu.
Bon Dem Sberiff Don atbeHs,
o., traf geitern cine 9epeidbe elm,
oer5nfolge er bort eo. Charlton ino
Wi1fe gsbiteiielb, Die ange6li6 uou
Cincinnati tnmen, inter arreit babe.
Gle geioen hatten eine Grnrititdt
BiIiieer GoIowaGreH, iotuie Batent.
Hniirreiier uip. I'm gciis uno ebenio
tnurben an ibnen GTpreB. Gnittuugen
fir nref,rere Bdiete gefunoen, bic iie
Bon bier nah sItbeus geididt baben.
sic bieiige goIi5eibeb6rSe ptro er.
griinoeu, oh Die bei6ea @erbaiteten
bier perIargt iperoen.
- gt,rs Dem JraftSepot Der g uilo
q. 9iicnbafn, an Butler Strabe.
iparSen pier sIiito.G .Guurmird0er,
agarie ~SSmperiaI", seitobIeu.
Die errerpriie Co.. 127--129
Sit 1eari StraBe meIoete. Sab alts
etnen ihrer aiitcmobiIe, 0as aui fur.
Se 3eit an Der Ode Der $. uno Blum
strabe itano, Elm @erf5eugfniten nit
ssilbaIt i'm @ert6e DON $15 geitpbIen
,purnen lei.
- Ger 65idbrise 5ranf Reoitoi.
427 2atprenee StraBe, uno Der As.
iibrige soippb grospn, Ala groao.
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stniit, Ddhreno groiun inter ent.
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speiicn EiitriftitaiioH be3ieben
nnlbte.
- Sames Griffith, s13 @ine STR,
Tnfie geitern abeno bei ieiHem @nf,-
bmrirtourHen bic imangene5me Gnt.
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batie. Gie eeftobleneH Sqten repra.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
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ipie b.reits porausaeiass ipurbs unb
aus Den e6snfals anssiiibrisn Grin,
ben bic StraBsn6abn Drbinan5en,
iptlhe Der Stnbtratb unsemsin baitig
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belest. Dem Mapor pabt ss niti,
bab bic WiiHide Der eeaie BON @eiis
lpoob uno College 6iq burd,aus nidt
beriidiidtiat iporpen Iino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
Wlei@e Sebanbllng ipie
beuti6e 1efangene
9 Ollsn bic engtifdsu Sfs
X fi3iereiH 9eutfas
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ldnb erbalten.
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odb Seutfhlunb burh 9srmitttluni
Ibes dmsrifoniiGen 8otIHdfters il
Berlin ii4 6ereit srtlGrt babe, BIZ
briiiideu Gffi3isre, bic ols Dieberpsr
seItuns fir bi. oeuti6en ariessss
iangsneiI bon untsrise6oot.n in gng
lamb gu 5kil perbenbe gsblnolun.
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ten lperbtn. ferHerbin in ssrtau Der
IsI6en Weiis bebanoelt fperoen iollsH
fpie bic osutittH gefangsn.H in eng
lamb.
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iii6er Guelle.
ct PETERSBURG, a. Rai. GdI
ruiiiide ariegSmiutlteriluw bat an
ll6eno Die ioIacnOe offi5ieae gefaunt
madimg erlaiien:
Der Seir6, Der Dlit1u uno Hisc
betrobt, bertieIt iid am MOntas pai
iib. geibe StaOte iirb BON unierer
Srlppen beiett.
n5n Der Rdbe BON ROiiiena, unge'
idbr 40 gseiIen norbpeitIid uor
aopno, baben fleine Sefedte itattge'
flin0en.
..am Iinfen llier oes Riemeu. n6ro-
lid BON gober itub Dem gtaretu 5Iu6
uno am IiItten llier Der @eifiel, bis
ON BEN asiIise sSIrb, lit bic Gage IN
BeientIifen unperdu6ert.. @ir baben
einigs 90rier 5tpiiheu gsetta inO
Ggretino, n6rSIi9 bon ben groBen
Siiurpfeu, beiest.
9ie 2eiltihen griifen iutiere Poii.
tionen am rebten llier bes SnuIeD
5Iuiies an einer 5iemli6 IangenSrout
an, !uirrben nber gum Shiid5ug se.
3punsen. Sie Iieben lire SoSten uno
@ertrinoeten bor liliereH goiitionen
aurid.
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nlndte Der Geinb unter benz Sdgs
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re alngrifie.
.Sei aopiiabfo brang Sie fein6life
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gnrSs bon uuiereu Stequngen Dor,
IN Der ioIoenben gsaft trie5en mir fie
aber Bis in ibre friiberen SteGuusen
,iiriid.
.efn Der @si4Isl bei arasnefp mars
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tonitruirten qofitionen unb ipir mu9s
ten babel 400Gsfaneeue.
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unb 8. Nai. bon Der Wsi9iel bis
al bic &arpaib,n cine SdIadt. Gs
s.ldrs bem Geinb ben ll.bsrsnns iibsr
ben 9uunisc 5luB gu er3iuiHssn. IN.
Isr Geuer berbinbsrten Jpn aber tpsis
ter pOrsubrinsen. Sang bsTOnoers befs
Zig tpdrsn bic Sample in Der ges.nO
BON sunabon uRb giees, mo. bic
fsinSlide artilsrie Elm aubsrOrSsHt
Ii4 beftisss Jsuer uatsrbisIt.
Wir tOniatirien bort gum srfeR
DlaI bic 2lntpefenbdt bsutfder Srups
pen an unisrer 9orpoitsRiront.
Sn Der @egtnb pon Strep III cine
is6r bsftige S6Iddt i'm gange. Cine
llnb0Ee tpurbe brsimul etnomGen unb
pisb { p.rIprtn. Mir srDbsreH lie
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Quarter 3642
Market National Bank.

9trd4 siaHb 0arIti Noioual au bon GnciH
oes Se1atts /. Wsat 1915:
Mftibn
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-15
OUGHT TO SIGN

do you take any periodicals."
asked the clergyman on his first
round of parish visits.
well, DON'T replied the woman,
but my husband take 'em frequent.
I do wish you'd try to get him to sign
the pledge. Sacred Heart Review
British officers declare that miners
make the best soldiers: Strength,
familiarity with explosives and with
cramped postures and disregard for
danger are their most admirable
qualities, .,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-15
BOAT LOAD OF PASSENGERS ARE
, STILL MISSING

London, Nov. 15.-For the missing
boat load Of passengers and sailors
from Italian steamship Bosnia, sunk
late last week by submarine flying
Austrian flag, Rome dispatches are
still unable to account today.
= Three boat loads from destroyed
vessel have landed. Number of those
in fourth boat has not been given.
Scene of attack is withheld but it is
supposed it was Mediterranean. The
Bosnia was craft owned by Societa
Nazionale Di Serviza Maritime. Its
home port was Venice
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
PLANS FREE MUSIC SCHOOL
DR., Alma Webster Powell Wants
National Institution of Free
Instruction.
TO LECTURE HERE NEXT MONTH

a movement for a free national musical
school. for the purpose OF furthering an
American type Of music, will be outlined
IN free lecture musicale 90 he given
Saturday. March 6. at the University OF
Omaha by Or. Alma Webster Powell Of
New York City. She is former grand
opera sinEet and Is now dcvotlng her
time. to the promotion OF tho national
music school idea by iecturing through
out tho country
In connection with her address she gives
an interesting program OF songs of many
nations by way OF Illustration.
"Atusio is a human need" DR. Powell
declared Saturday at Hotel Rome on her
way 10 Los Angeles to fiji an engage
ment. THE idea OF the proposed national
school OF music Is to give musical OPP
portunities 10 the people who are I'M
able to pay for them. The poor people
have furnished many Of the musical
geniuses OF the world. Wagner, Chopin.
Beethoven and an almost endless llst OF
other masters came from among the peas
ants and could not have studied music ex-
cept through the generosity. of wealthy
patrons.
My desire and purpose s TO create a
demand for national school OF music,
which shall he owned and supported by
tho government and operated free 60 all
poor music students who show ability,
In little Belgium there were five free
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
SIPS, 900 IN FUND OF
JEWISH COMMITTEES

The Zionist provisional committee and
the American Jewish relief committee arc
making an effort to send shipload ot
food under tho protection OF the state
department. Tho money for that purpose
has been collected from the following
sources: on the part OF the provisional
committee. from Nathan Straus. $1,000.
and from the committee $4,000; on the
part Of the American committee, from
Jacob schiff, se5,0oO. and from the COM
mittee $4,000.
The distribution OF the food will be un-
der the direction OF the American consul
to all those who are in need, disregarding
religion. creed. nation or race,
The Zionist provisional committee
opened an account in Alexandria, Egypt.
and will send this week money in gold
for the refugees. who are In q very mlser-
able condition. Missionary societies,
churches, synaeogues and persons who
want to send money either 10 Palestine
or to Egypt can do so through the Zionist
provisional committee.
The committee also announces that up
to January 81 It sent money for the fol-
lowing purposes; For the emergency
fund. SOS, So5ss: general relief. $4l.5OS5S;
private people and institutions, As, 95S.SS.
Omaha has contributed more than $l,oOO.
Humanistic work has been done by tho
United States warship Tennessee and by
Captain Oman, who was sent with tho
South Carolina from the Navy depart
ment at Washington to protect American
citizens in Palestine and Syria,
Louis d. Brandeis OF Boston is chair
man of the committee IN chargcI OF this
fund. Omaha people may send their con-
tributions either to Arthur Marowltz, 7oi
Brandeis Theater building. secretary OF
the Jewish war victims relief committee
or to Jacques Rieur. University of Omaha.
western deputy Of the Zionist movement
and secretary OF the provisional fund.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
Chndron Now Noten.


CHADRON, Neb, Feb. T.--(Special.) y
Palestine encampment Mo- rs. Independ-
emit Order of Odd Fellows. secured the
services. Of the Hot Springs, S. D.. team
to confer degrees on a class OF twenty
mon last night. The Hot Springs team
took the prize in the world contest two
years ago and are the best to be found.
After the ceremonies the Rebekahs
served banquet, after which. with At
torney A. G. Fisher as toastmaster. Rev.
Mr.. Williams responded to why We Are
Odd Fellows and John w. Pittman OF
York to why We Have Rebekahs."
Onutsiders were in attendance from diff
ferent points in Nebraska. all the cities
of northwestern Nebraska being repre-
scented. and some from Wyoming and
South. Dakota.
ger Ed Godsall, hit upon an enjoyable
way of taking in $175 for immediate use
In Chadron; They had an old fiddIers'
contest. in(which twelve contestants took
part It was the hit of the season. The
playing was so nearly equal the judges
had TO take off points for sitting up too
straight" for .'bowing to the audience -
ETC.. as being too professional"
F, H. DeRhodes. window dresser. has
returned from Sioux city. where he had
leading part in the program of com
mercial men. He has been invited to
demonstrate his work at st. Paul next
month.
District court has spent the month with
two cases. James T. Mason was con-
victed OF fraudulent mortgaging, Febru-
airy 2. The case of Ira L. Phillips Of
Marsland has been on ever since.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
The Easiest Way
To End Dandruff

There is one sure way that never fails
to remove dandruff completely and that
is to dissolve It. This destroys II entries
~. To do this. just get about four ounces
OF plain. ordinary LIQUID arvon; apply IL
az night when retiring; use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub It In gently
with the finger tips.
BY morning most, L not all, OF your
dandruff will be gone, and three or four
more applications VIII completely dissolve
and entirely destroy. every single sign
and trace of Il, no matter how much
dandruff you may have.
You will find. too. that all itching and
digging Of the scalp, viii stop instantly
and your hair will be, fluffy. lrstrous.
glossy. silky and soft and look and feel
a hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. Il IL inexpensive, and four ounces
Is all YOU will need. This simple remedy
has never been known to fail-Advertise-
ment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
Burlington Puts in
Telegraph Machines

In its general telegraph offices hero
the BURLINGTON is installing a Mortrum
printing machine. similar machines being
put into tho general telegraph offices
in Chieaso and Denver. The machines
arc designed TO carry the heavy run
Of business and speed up the sending OF
messages.
Tho Mortrum consists OF a couple OF
machines. one upon the plan OF type
writer. On this the operator copies onto
a perforated tape. The keyboard has
the Roman alphabet letters. but on the
tape perforates the characters of the
Morse telegraph code. The tape when
perforated is placed in the sender which
Is worked by an electric current and at
the other end of the line the message
is received on a similar tape at the
rate OF something like 10 words per
minute.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
Nebraska
TAYLOR OF CUSTER
SAVES HIS FEE BILL
Champion of Lower Salaries Forces
House to Save Bill Cutting
Court Reporters Fees,
TWELVE OF MEMBERS SWITCH
(From a Staff Correspondents

LINCOLN. Feb. 7.-(Special. )--Taylor
of Custer continued his fight to cut down
the income of everybody else but mem
bers Of the house this morning when he
attempted to push his bill II. r. No. no.
requiring court reporters to work for
their statutory salary only when prepar-
ing transcripts for cases to be appealed
to the supreme court.
The fight which for time showed all
the symptoms of a Kilkinney cat affair
the house whip which he has so ef-
fectually used so far this session.
saves II First Time.
After the bill had been recommended
for indefinite postponement ON the report
of the standing committee. Taylor resur-
rected it. and moved that the house not
concur in the report of the committee.
Tho measure. was placed on general file.
Bin Warmly Debated.
A bitter debate followed in COMMITTEES
of the whole on the merits OF lawyers,
farmers. laymen and the rights of the
poor man to have a right to appeal a
law suit as well as the rich man when
on vote II was seen that the house had
voted to postpone the bill Indefinitely
Taylor moved not to concur when in ex-
planning his vote he said that ne hoped
the members would not kill it as he ex-
: pected to amend the measure to better It.
Then the opposition to the bill fled in
compliance with Taylor's demand. First
on one side and on the other declarations
of II want to be fair were heard. until
twelve of the house members changed
their votes The final record stood 81 to
81 not to Indefinitely postpone the meas
ure. and progress was reported on the
bill when adjournment was taken. The
changes saved the bill for it was due for
death before Taylors brief talk was
made. Ef
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
Nebraska
PROSECUTOR ASKS FOR
GRAND JURY IN MADISON

MADISON. Neb.. Feb. 7.--Cspeoisl)--
William L. Bowling. county attorney, has
filed a motion asking Judge Welsh OF the
district court to set aside the order here
tofore made on January 1, directing that
no grand jury De summoned for the first
day Of the first regular term Of the dis
trict court Of Madison county and to en-
ter an order directing that a grand jury
no summoned on the first day o. the
first regular term for 1915.
AS reasons therefor Mr.. Dowling's sffi-
davit recites that many complaints have
been made TO him by citizens Of the
county, charging certain violations Of the
criminal statutes. but that such a condi-
ton exists that II is impossible for him
to ascertain with any degree of certainty
the truth or falsity of said complaints;
that in his judgment II Is advisable and
necessary that grand jury be summoned
and drawn for the investigation of al
legged offenses.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
ohaaroa NernaI SCHOOL 5000.

Agriculture II has an enrolment OF
twelve boys. This Is a course In enimal
industry.
The Young women's Christian associa-
ton building was the scene Of two royal
battles this week. The high school basket
ball team. pitted against the Hot Springs
Is. d. High school team, won. The
game between the normal team and the
railroad team was won by the normal.
Twelve new typewriters have been
placed In the business department, 80
now more can be admitted to this de-
partfnent, which IL not yet equipped for
nearly as many as wish to enter.
The German club. Deutseher yerein, Is
Just organizing with thirty members. I'm
I'll the new wing could DO used there has
been no room for this department. Six
teen students have enrolled In German vi
Coach Keester went TO Alliance 70
referee 2 game between Sidney and Ant
ance. His ability and fairness have Gre
ated a great demand In basket ball games
In neighboring cities.
Superintendent Tracy. Miss Bushnell
and Miss Aliberry OF Sturgis, 3. D., were
visitors in the mathematics department
Thursday.
wednesday afternoon the primary
teachers OF the Chadron public schools
the Misses Fisher, bennington and I'm
thank, visited the primary OF the model
amply repaid for their time.
Miss Elma sturdevant supplied the
place OF Miss Claire Norman IN the third
grade OF the public school
Work Is progressing In the physical and
chemical laboratories IN the new wing, but
Il viii be some time before they are
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Talks on Newspaper Advertising

after day with persistent
regularity. The household
does not tire of him because
he comes in a new garb, new
type, new illustrations, a
new line of appeal, new ar
guments, new bargains, new
creations of factory and
loom, a new introduction in
the morning, and new salu-
tation in the evening. When
properly clothed in the Ian
guage of simple salesman
ship, without bombastic
trimmings or pompous rhet-
oric, he easily gets a hearing
because of his newness and
freshness, and because of his
earnest sincerity, and be-
cause he radiates optimism
in every word. He is a crea-
tive, constructive force. He
does not preach penurious-
ness nor pesslmlsm. He gets
the household exchequer
into circulation.
Thus this silent salesman
becomes the greatest force in
modern merchandising a
force that creates in the
minds of women ga new
waht"--a force that makes
the Injuries of today the me-
cessitics of tomorrow a
force that gradually builds
up a good viii asset for a
firm or a commodity which
the greatest conflagration
cannot destroy.
TRUMAN A. DeWEESE.