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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-01

0leff1erforten unb Ganmrs I'm 10
-15c b5ber ftdnben als am poriaen
Samffns. Gtpders un5 syeebers tpds
rem in gutter giaHfrdse unb jtnrt...
Wittlere unb i6ipere Stiere $7.25
-8.25; S9fen $500 O0-6.Oo; Ileis
fder Stiere $5.25-7.25; duserlefsne
big ertra $735 IT'S; 6eifers $3.50
g. %; austrleiene big ertra $685.
700; Riik $3.25-5.25; auserles
fene Big EXTRA $5.35-6.OO; Gamers
$2.75-3.85. Stoders uub seebers: I:
Stiere S5.50-7.00; Seifers $3.50
5.75; aii6e, $4.0O-5.OO
Mildfibe. - Die 3ufubr mar
in Der oerfIoHtnen Wo6e serins, bic
Radfruse mad ben bsFeren gut unb
bic preife tpdren itart.
Bette Wfldiiibe $75-85; quite big
auserltfene $60.00-75.OO; orbindre
BIG fair $35.O0-55.0O.
8ullen. Der Martt fpdr
beute lansfam uno bic prsiie taum
itetig.
Settle gullen $e.oo-e.5o; Bologna
$500 5.75; ertra $5.85-6.OO;
mosere unb Iei6te $3.50-4.75.
aGlber. Die 3uFu9r mar
beuie serins unb bic prstie itstis.
ggtra aGlber $10.75-11.O0; fair
bis quite lei9te $7.75-10.75; orbis
mare unb srobs $5.0O-1O.5O.
g 9peine. = Die .3ufubr mar
hhsntes sssrinss ilnh her MART fhnr.. Die
beiferen JleiiferfOrtsn fti.stn Inn
15c. 2ei4te Deridnbtforten unb 1ers
tel bliekn unperdnb.rt.
ausseIuhte fdipsre 9erTdn6tforten
$7.60-7.65; CUTE Biz duserleiene
9erianbts unb 5lsifderIorten $7.40
-7.65; ausssIu6te mittlere Ders
ianbtorten, 16o-1so gfinb, $7.15
$50; lsidte 9srfanbtiorten, 155
pfunb unb baruntsr, $6.85-7.10;
Sertel, 40 Wunb uHb tpeniger, 81
00-6.75; orbindre Biz auserIeIene
'9ipere fette SGue $5.25-6.75;
Stoss s4.75-6.50.
Sdafe unb 2Gmmer. =
Die 3ufnbr mar s.rinser unb ber
.Wlartt fef.
S9afe: eItrd $5.75-6.OO; CUTE
Biz auserlefene $5.0O-5.65; orbinGre
Biz fair $3.00-4.90; 2Gmmer, ertra
$500; CUTE big auserleiene $7.75-
$50; oroinGrs biz fair $5.50-750;
gulls $5.00-6.0O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-01
MusgefAaltet
Sit Gcrbieu bereits ais binbernif i'm
Tfab Der Gentralmadte.

Imitcrbam 81. Sftober, oia
aonbon, /. 9foDernber. Sas ,9erIincr
Sageblatt" idreibt in ieiner Dohent-
Ii1en &riegsiiberiidJt, baB Serbiea
bereits als SInoerniB IN oeru Tfaoe
Der Gentralmafte 10 gut rpie allsgc.
ifaItet lit, felt Die 8erbinolng 5tui-
i6en ben Srlippen Der geutralmadte
uno benen 9ltIenriens bereeiteat uno
iomit Die Gtrabe BON Berlin uno
@ien ua6 &ouitantiHopel frei gerpcr-
oen lit.
y@as auh INNER i'm galfnt NIT
ieinen bipergireiibeu sSrtereiien ae-
ideben mag ~ffreibt bas glatt,
nlpir f6,rnen oen @reiguiiien Der 3ii-
f,rnft nit oouiger &ube errtgegen.
ieben. Ser @eg ra6 Sfleinaiieu ulto
ooriiber bina,is 1T luls nift nlebr
periperrt.
8ir uriiien uns fragert oh @nB-
lnitb uno Die anoeren on orierrtolp-
iten ssrogen irtterefiirteu gaddte ii6
nod iuuner na6 ipeiteren @erpeiien
bc,ttifer Gnergie iebneu."
Wabres gGutbob.
Minnsbprp, Ger. 81. DIT. -
Der Narmer 8errn Wprris eribob am
Gonntog ieinen S6pieaeriobn 2. ).
Sheets, einen Ra6bdr ramers 6. y
Mabbpr. beiIsn Satin uub bdnn iidp
ielbff. Or pertrunbete uliberbem nod
eineu Sobn Sheets uus elmer friiberen
Che, Mie es beibt. mar bteIe blntiae
samilientrouDbte baburh peruriorbf
iporben. bas Nlprris Don elmer Wer'
mGblunq feiner 5ohter NIT Sheets
nihts fpifen polIts unb Der aHltft
mar, bus bic Wobbor bieie ghe ar
Weue oebraft botten.
Gieben gerfpnen umges
men.
@ancouber, 9. g.. 81. DIT.
Ulan oIanbt, buR iieben perfoneH BET
Dem llntsrgans bes Dompfers ~atos
no" Der 8ancDuperA Apprtlanb Cement
60. ums 2eben getommen itnb. Der
nit aupfer belabsne Ddmpfer fpcr
rad, Tacoma untertpeas linb gina TN
@oIf pDn Georgia unter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-01
G6ieaso, 80. OttUber.

Wsisen. Jiir 9esember $1.01l
LOB, an 'Gdtub $1.013; fir Wsai
$1.o2s-1043, am S9lub $1.O3s.
WelI6torn. = Sir DECEMBER 57i
--5sc, am S6lub 57se; fir gsai
593-59se, am 5dlub 59sc.
5aFer. - Jiir DECEMBER 3sa-
39sc, am S6lub 1896; fir Waai 39t
---39ie, am Sdlub 393e.
Rossen. = gio. 2 $1.03.
Gerfte. - 54-63c.
aimotbp. - $5.O0-I75.
Rlee. - $11.o0-18.OO.
BORT. - Sir DECEMBER $14.OO--
14.70, am S6luB $14.12; fir sae
naar $16.42-16.90, am S9lub
$16.45.
S8maI5. = Jar g,Opember $50
300, am Sdlub 8.97; fit Sdniar
8.S5-9.15, an Sdlnb $50.
8iippenieiten. yiir giObsmber
9.95-10.10, am S4Iub 1910; fir
Saniar 8.95-9.17, am S6lnb 8.97.
Butter. Wlarff unperdnSsrt.
gier. - Wldr.t b6ber. Jirfts 81
27se; prbinGrs firits 26-26he.
Rartpfieln. - Wlarft unDsrdnbert.
@sfIieel. atbenbes. - Wlartt
unperdn6ert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-01
Sn Sibia

SIT Der erite ungarif DE
Spnaubampferfeit4uss
bru6 bes &rieses
eingetrOffen.
Gonbon. /, Iopember. - Cine
Deuti4e SSuntenbepei6e aus SDfil
neloet. bob sum .rften Male felt @us'
brua bes Srieass Elm unsdriffsr Dos
nuubnrpfer. bic .gerettio", am 20.
Sttpber IN @ibin. 9ulaarien pon Srs
foba aug eingetroifen 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-01
Gbitaao. 80. Ottpb.r.

Saipeine. = 3ufubr 1000. Nartt
fart. Bull $6.60-7.30; lsidte $6.s
60-7.50; gemii4ts $6.50-765;
idipere $6.30-7.6O; raube $500
$50; Jertel $3.75-7.0O.
RinbDieb. = .3ufibr 500. Wartt
ftetis. ginkimii6e Beef Sttere $6.s
90-10.50; aiihe unb Seifers $3.50
-8.25; adlber s7.25-11O0.
Saafe. - 3ufubr 1000. War,t
iietis. Wet6erB S6.o0-6.65; Gpes
$3.75-5.S5; 2Gnmer $6.6O-S.80.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-01
Nm sffsnsH ,glertte.
ssls, vsaSs nab Aitieu IN Rem Oorf.

0ei9dffspapiere purbsn gu t-sX95 bis.
foHtin. @eHfd auf 2onbon pnren ftetia
~ 4.6sH far 80 Iase Sidt; aabel.Hnwsi.
iuugen f4.64 unb Siht' Redia sA63H,
Jranes Sidt 5.97, &abel 500; Warl Sid5t
6i7S. fabel 81H, 2ires Sift Gas, aabsl
6.4i, Rnbsl Sidt 83K; aabeI 831<; GiIber.
Barren 4s,s. Ntgiianif&s Dollars 87s@.
aftienmarft.-7he epesialitdten bat.
ten btufe ~ Isiben, bic QiIenbabn. aitleu
iparen aber fef unb batteu fan burdwsg
1spinns ~ uersei4nsn.
Giieutabs altIeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-01
ltnter bemtiher sslasge
GplIen bic .greslau" un ,
bic .9Oeben" in garuo
eiuaetrpffeu ein.

garis, 81. Sftober. = Der
gsentur S,apas pirp aus gutareft aes
melbet, bab bic &reussr rSreslau"
uub .9oeben" unter Seutf6er 5lasse
in 9ssIeituns Don atpei tiiriifden
Sprpebobopten am Samstau in @ars
no einsetroffeu finb. Gin SauaboDt,
beFen eiuselne 5beile noh @arna ges
ihafft porbsn iparen. pirb iebt bort
sufammengeiteat.
Die .9reslou" unb bic ,@oeben', /,
hie ndh ih-'- llebertraguuo an Die
5iirfei turs no6 ausbru4 bes ariss
ges bic Ramen ,MibuluI unb .SuIa
tan Selim" erbielten. folIten lant elmer
@speiGe aus appsnbossn bonn Samss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-01

Suder. = Noptr. WldrfI feif. =
UaolaiIes $3.6S-3.75; Centrifugal
$4.45-4.52; raffiuirter feit, 10 pro=
sent b0ber; gut loaf S6.25; Grufbb
$6.15; WouIS u. $3.50; Cubes S5.s
80; xxx, potpoereb $3.50; popbes
reb $5.45; f.iuer srauulirter $5.35;
DIAMOND u $5.35; gonieetiun.rs u
5.25; Ro. / S5.10.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-01
7dalider Atartt.8erid,t,
Gineinnati. so. pttpber.

gineinnati, 80. Ottober.
Die nadfoIs.nben auotiruna.n Be
aiebsn fi6 nur auf GnarOs Irans
astionen. Bel fleineren Gei9dfter
sperbsn etipas bDbsre g}r.if. bere4net
propifiontn.
| g dmaI3. prina Steam
9.O0-9.10; Jamilp S4mal5 10
10a per pfunb.
9rodengeiafseuts Gleii d.
Sbort clsar Ssiisn, loie 10b-11r;
grtra fbort clear Ssiten 1ot-10aei
| Hort Rippenieiten 1O-10ae; Bel
lies 11--11Ae.
Bacon. Sbort clear Geiten
11A-12e; rtra bort clear Geiten
11a--11ae: ibori Rippsnfsiten III
-11ae; Bellies 12s-134e per pfunb.
SUGAR gureb TIeifh. =
Sfinttn 161-17e: gienic S6ultern
12-12ae; grsatfeft Bacon 19-20e;
Sduliern in pddeten 12-12ae: Netp
g)ori Gut 12-12ae; trcdene Beef
Sdintsn 23-25c Der pfunb.
SiBgep0feItesJieifd. =
S6inten 15-15ae; pienic S6ultern
11-11ae: Bellies 16-16te; Sduls
tern III -11ae: Gduliern, n. 9.
Gut bo. 11t-11ae per pfunb.
Grifdes Hteifd. = Gdinten
13-13se: picnic Shult.rn 10a-
lie; G9uliern 10a-11e; fbort Rips
penieiitn 10a-11e: ertra ibort clear
psnfeiten 1o-1oae; ertra ibort clear
Rippenfetien 101-11c; Bellies, Iei9s
ts 16A-17e: Bellies. f@pere IL
12c.
WebI urb gsfreibe
Mebl. - Dintsr patsnt S5.65
5.75: Wintsr fanep S5.20-5.30;
@inter SomiIp S4.65-4.75: Winter
ertra S4.20-4.40: Wint.r orbindres
$4.00-4.2O: 6artes Deisen patent
S5.75-6.20; 6artes Wsi5en fancp
S5.35-5.6O: 6artes gseisen sSamilp
S4.4O-4.75: Roasenmsbl. norbpeitlis
6es, aemii9tes S5.20-5.45; reines
Gin Roggenmsbl S5.30-5.55; gitp
a.mtfdtes Rossenmebl S5.2o-5.45.
Wei5en. - Ro. 2 rother Winitr
S1.15t-1164; Ro. 8 Sl08-114;
30. q bo. S1o1-1.o5.
WeIfhforn. - Hp. 2 tpeiBes
67-67se; go. 3 bo. 66h-67c;, Ro.
A DO. 66-66ae; g1o. 8 DO. 65a-66e.
g2o. 8 bo. 64-65c. - Ro. 2 selbes
go. 3 bo. 67-67ac; Wp.
a bo. 66s-67e; Ro. 8 DO. 66-66fc;
go. 6 bo. 65-66c. - glo. 2 se'
mifdtss 67-67ac: go. 3 bo. 66a-
SIC: Rp. A DO. 66-66fc; Ro. 5 bo.
e5s-66c: Ro 6 bo. 64-65c. =
W.ibes Rofbentorn, neles $3.50;
pclbts aolbsniorn 56-58c; aemii6tes
aolbenturn 54-56e. - WeiBss acls
btniorn. aItes. 67-68e; aelbss aols
bsniorn $3.50; ssmii8tes aols
tenlprn 67-6sc.
I Roagem - gao. 2 $104-1.o6;
go. 5 $1.01-1.O3; 80. A 81 |
$1.01.
Safer. - go. 2 iptiBsr a.
42Sc: Gtanbdrb ipsiber 40-41e; Ro.
3 peiBer 39-40c: SO. a ipsibsr SO
SIC; Ro. 2 aemiidier 3s-39t; go. |
aemiIGter 36-37e; go. 4 asmiibs |
|er 34-35c.
Whfsfp
Wertauft ipurben 1893 8bls. Oiitils |
ers ginifbeb gOobs auf Der Bats Don
b1.39 per GalIone.
GrpeerieS.
Qaffee. - Sapo 23-30c Wlos
I'd 29-30c: Guatemala fauen 19e;
DO. autsr 17ae. -. -.
urtuu .................i!h !!
guffr ......-......-....H t.
fair ..................nH ish
,sn Nffr .................l5h 10
ssss crstnsrn ..........iss itx
3uder. ~ Yreife felt. - Raffi.
rirter Gut 2onf $3.50. popSereo
$50: Cubes 1886; granuIirter So.
30: Goniecticners 81" $3.50; Off
81" $5.25; ipeiBer ertra $5.05; ertra
g. $4.S5 per 100 gfiin6.
WoIaffest IN ftetia. - Rem Or,
...a g.. OsttI. An Egr Rs.,k.sg., |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-01

3uder. - 9reiie feIt. - Maffi-
nirter Gut 2onf $3.50. potpbere6
$50; Cubes S5.65; granuIirter So.
GO; Goniectiouers 81" $3.50; Off
81" 1925; ipeiBer erira So. 05; ertra
e. $4.S5 per 100 gfuno.
WoIaffesiff ftetia. - Rem Or,
leans Open aettIe 40-55e, gentrifls
aoI 20-30e per Gallcnt.
Rsts. - GouiiiaHd. sTanch Seob
8-6Ic; primo 5--5ac; orbindrsr
4-4ae: Sapan 4a-5it psr apfunb.
Doirp .sprobufts
Butter. - Mnrit rubia. prtiIs
ipilliosr. - MbOIemiIf eztra 81ae;
+. =.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-01

syranf M. @usipeiles iiir @,d5ter
beS 0aperior'0 0eStdbtS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-01

GtseiHnattso. on, 1915

Nttetuu0tL0V. DIf.s 1870
~ osf@Itte iparen bsufs IN ben bieIigen
oaxfsn Sienltid Isbtaif. bis ptnsrstsn iinb
stst uH6tEanbsyt gsbIteb en-, ba bic Banfsn
lenassnbe GonbS an panb baben. 6iir
Bayletsn ,,on cal" perben bon ben Banien
80 bsye&net, tpdtrenb Gei@dftspapitre sn
S-Sx biSfsntirt nsrben. 5m oifensn
Harfts purbsn GorIsben .on ealI1 al 8K
--A& sxb suf Belt ~ 4-4KS plactrt.
Gedfa ssf Usp Dsss
vnfben 81 qari swiidsn ganien perfauft.
Die 9ouaterrats bstrdst soc Prdmie per
$1,000.
HsAia sni gsrspa.
Si4t. We@fef auf 2onbon uurben ,u
x.o6--l.7o per yfb. Gterlina auotiri. Sir
Ds4la auf Berlin wurben S4c fir 4 Rarf
bsredntt, fur @ediel auj Baris II Ife pro
Irant, ouf Gmferbam 4iHc pro Guloen
Mne alif @ien 14Ne per Krone, 2ires 164 4e
Nubsl saI, Sranes (SHweia) 19e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-01
Niehnsarft.

gineinnati, 30. Oitober.
3ufutr unb Werianbt pGbrsnb Der
perednsenen Wc6e, berslihen nit
berieIbsn 9eit Der porbersexnben 5ipei
WofFu ipdren fpie foIgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-01

taa qbenb an sinem @ngriff tiirtif9er
&rsssfdiffe ouf Elm ruFif1es Ges
fdnaber i'm S6paraen Meer betbeiIist
aeipefen fein.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-03
Famous Painter
Will Explain His
Masterpiece Here

Darius Cobb, we'll known painter Of
sacred art, will be in Omaha Sunday,
April II, and will exhibit and explain his
masterpiece, a picture OF tho Christ, at
the First Congregational church that
afternoon at o'clock. He is making a
tour of tho country with the famous can
vas, and will show 1t free OF charge.
other highly oomplimented paintings by
this artist are The Remorse OF Judas. "
Christ Before Plate" which Longfellow
praised so highly. and the portrait of
Washington, which Mary \. Livemore Sc
cured from Memorial Hall, Boston.
The exhibition of his masterpiece has
been arranged by the pastor of the
church. Rev. Frederick T. Rouse.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-03
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Rave Root Print It-NeW Beacon Press
huFGsss-drandsn Co. Lighting fixtures
Jeff W. Bedford for city commits

&avs Root Print New Beacon Prsss
huFGsss-0randsn Co. Lighting fixtures
Jeff W. Bedford for city commits
er.-A1vertisement
W. shrivsr, tried, true ana efficient,
for city commissoner.-Adve mont.
Citizens Clubs to Meet-The Fifth
and sixth Wards Citizens club will meet
saturday evening in Holm's hall,
Twenty-fourth and Burdette streets
A Feeling Of Security rs one OF the
benfites acquired when you office in The
Bee Building. the building that is a.
ways new" See US nov tos a few rooms
available April i.
Many Deeds Embellishments filed
during the first three months OF the
year in the office of Harry Pearce. reg
lister of deeds, numbered S,26s. Receipts
in fees amounted to 5000.
The State RanR Of Omaha pays Z
per cent on time deposits, per cent on
savings accounts All deposits in thls
bank are protected ~ the depositors'
guarantee fund Of the state OF Nebraska
"Today's Complete Movie Program
classified section today, and appears IN
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer
guarantee fund of the state OF Nebraska
Ramsey on omahA's Greatest Need
"OmahA's Greatest Need Now will be
the subject OF an address by Prof. F. p.
Ramsey of the University OF Omaha, Sun
day at .. m. at the Young Mems Chris
tian association
Jitnsy Line In Bsnson-The new
jitney auto bus instituted by the firm OF
Hastings 8, Heyden made its first trips
yesterday, April l. 1t connects with the
end of the Benson car line and runs to
Benson Gardens.
Nay HANDLE DopS-While DR.. Mil
fener does not anticipate in dealing in,
or administering dope. he has secured
q license from the government that per
rnits him to do so. The doctors license
Is framed and hangs over his desk In
the Union Pacific headquarters building.
vaooinate at Hotel-An outbreak
of smallpox at a wordngmans lodging
house at LIS North Ninth street, neces-
STATED vaccination of 100 occupants
Thursday evening Assistant City Ply
stefan Boiler and the police surgeons did
the work. One victim has been sent to
the detention hospital.
bicycle ThIsving Popular--with the
advent of beautiful spring the police
officers at headquarters have been de-
Iuged with numerous "squeals'' of bicy'
Gle thefts. Probation officers are on the
tran OF two individuals who reside ir
Florenoe whom they arc sure can account
for some of the messing vehicles.
Judge lewis OOming-Federa1 Judge
Robert X. Lewis OF Denver will come Il
Omaha April - TO preside at a numbe
of jury trials set for the April tern
OF court. The term will be opened mex
Monday by Judge T. c. Munger OF Lin
coin, who will call the docket. hear mo
tions and set the dates of trials to b,
presided over by Judge LewtA
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-03

the matter uf upouiuE "a Eiblc class at the
sunday school wac discussed.
Tho Naura seven club will give a
dance at Oh, tlsl, hall at Twenty third
and streets next SATURDAY evening
Raggy Robins band will render the
music.
Tho Columbian society is nrcnarine q,
program for their first dance after the
Lenten period. The dance will be held at
tho club hall at Thirty sixth and =
streets next Friday evening
The drill team OF Superior lodge No l93
will give a card PARTY next Tuesday even
ing, April 8. ut the Ancient order Of
United Workmcn temple at Twcnty-fitth
The Missionary society Of the First
BAPTIST church will meet at the home
Of Mrs. c. l.. Talbot - North Twenty
second street this afternoon at $50 q clock
The women OF the First Methodist
church will give a doughnut and home
hakinS sale tomorrow morning at the \.
j. Gross grocery store az Twcnty-fourth
and T. streets at o'clock.
The Moose Will give n dance at their
hail at Twcnty-fifth and NJ streets tomor-
row evening at o'clock.
The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows will
spend q social evening together this
evening at the Odd Fellows hall nj Tween
ty-fuurth and NJ streets. An Old-fashioncd
supper will be served
The Northwest IMPROVEMENT club will
meet I'm Ect-togethCr meeting at the
Garfield school at sixteenth and II streets
this evening at = o'clock. Several impor-
taut matters will I've discussed
Barney Oldfield will show some OF the
exciting incidents In his Nl mile no-stop
road race recently held at San francisco.
This Is in addition To the regular program
Ecsse thCRtcr tonight
To accommodate those who have clothes
| 90 clean and press for Easter we win he
open To = u. IN. today. Magic WAY. Cloth
| ing Cleaner.
Nohhv Easter Shoes for ladies and
: growing Girls; all the new shades and
Hack cloth ton lace shoes. Nothing finer
| shown CrpsseV.
II will raw you TO see our big showinS
| ~ low-cut shoes. Everything you can ask
| FOR Cressey.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-03

Alton. would like To- appoint Rudolph
Nechout Bohemian and democrat, for
merly on the school board. There are
mutual charges OF "tryins TO pat some
thing over" citizens generally were in
different over the tempest 1t being ad-
mittcd that the appointment " made.
would be influenced by the hone that the
man appointed be q strong antt-anncNa-
ZIONIST Nechout Is head of the wall
paper department Of Haydcn's In Omaha.
Joke Turned on SCarr.
6. r. Scarf prominent druggist OF South
Omaha, was dragged from his place OF
business Yesterday morning and hustled
to the police station. where he was con
frontcd with "a charge OF ransacking his
ncighbors' chicken coops. The arrest was
made Ivy Detective Michael Gilun on conf
plant OF Chief Briggs. who had an un-
derstanding with two or three OF Scarr s
friends The affair came rs boomerang
from a practical Joke planned by Scarf
upon his wife Scorr told several neigh
hors of the Joke. and Mrs SCarr was let
into the game and turned the trick on her
husband When Scarr returned from the
police station he found large number
Of friends lined up along Twenty-fourth
street with a big laugh. He refused to
attend home party last night on the
score that he was too busy.
See what's Come 60 Town.
II : & NJ, young mems suits. three
beautiful patterns $50, $3.50 and SIS,
Several lines of boys knickerbocker
suits, $3.50 to $50, also some handsome
waists.
Dutch suits for the boys. TO years
Swell line Of ladies sample suits. Are
you looking for snap. Wholesale prices
Big lot boys soc shirts at 25c; ladies' loo
summer vests at &c. Csc ones now for
Csc new lines boys serge and fancy
caps. Mems $3.50 khaki suits at $50
Beautiful new line OF curtains and cur
tain goods. Prices at bottom.
JOHN FLYNN & co.
Magic city Gossip.
A Sunday school meeting was held al
the home OF Guy Kiddoo, superintendent
OF the First Methodist Sunday school y
II. Lelehs class was In attendance and
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-03
For Ninth Year is
Mrs. F. J. Burnett
Department Head

For tho ninth year, Mrs. f. ]. Burnett.
leader of the home economics department
of the Omaha Woman's club. was re-
elected at the department meeting, Thurs
day morning. Mrs. c. II. Townsend, the
oldest member and a former leader of the
department. as well as pioneer in home
economies work in the city. was elected
honorary leader. Mrs. F. B. Bryant will
be the assistant leader. and Mrs. T. H,
Tracy, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
, This department will cooperate with
the BrOwnell Hall and Omaha High
school domestic science departments in
arranging for the coming of Miss Anna
BarFows. domestic science expert, about
April Q.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-03
Feney Charged With
Stealing Baggage

William James Feney has been arrested
and arraigned before United States Com
missioner H S. Daniel on the charge OF
oonspiring TO violate the federal act
against theft OF railroad baggage in inter
state commerce. He admitted his iden-
ltity, but pleaded not guilty.
! An Indictment has been returned against
q young man of his name by a federal
grand jury at Council Bluffs. The theft
alleged was that OF a suit case and con-
tents valued at $500. from the North
western depot at Council Bluffs. Pending
order Of removal and filing Of ZOO bond,
Feney La held in jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-03
MRS. MARTHA MITCHELL
DIES AT BROTHERS HOME

Mrs Martha A. Mitchell, formerly a
resident OF Omaha. but who removed to
Portland, Ore. in 1872 died there at the
home OF her brother, Cicero Gauntt, ac-
cording 20 word received here yesterday.
She was II years old and was well known
in church circles here. Her ancestors
fought in the revolution She was a
Nneal descendant % John OF Gauntt OF
the house Of Plantaganet Her religious
affliation was with the Friends church,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-03
CAPTURED GERMANS
SURE OF TRIUMPH
News Received by Prisoners in
France Recently Tell Of Hard
Times in Fatherland.
THEY ARE VERY WELL TREATED

PARIS, April 9 -- Captivity
weighs lightly on the German pris-
oners in France. Their spirits are
sustained by unfailing faith in a
final victory for the Fatherland and
the good care they are receiving.
These facts we're discovered by a
delegation OF foreign newspaper
men. who have just visited the
prisoner camps.
MY soldiers" General Poline
said at Tours, ARE sleeping wher-
ever they can--in barns, in sheds
while the German prisoners are en-
joying the comforts of barracks"
There are 1000 German prisoners
in the Issouden barracks, from all
arms of the service, of all ages from
10 to 40, and from all sections of
the battle front. All are rosy and
gay and satisfied with the food that
ia given them.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-03
Making Good wor'S Possible.

AS long as one Is on mis- feet, he can
work after a fashion. no matter how
badly ne feels. But YOU cannot do good
work-have ambition and energy fell that
life is worth liying-uith sluggish bowels
or torpid liver, Foley Cathartie Tablets
do away with that drowsy DUH t.rel
feeling They never grirc or cause
nausea. They're WHOLESOME" clcausinz
and hoalthful. Most satisfactory for
stout persons. Sold everywhere
usement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-03
JERRY HOWARD TO PUT
IN TIME CAMPAIGNING

Jerry Howard. representative OF Doug
las county in the legislature and a can
didate for city commissioner, arrived in
Omaha last night, having come up from
Lincoln after the house had adjourned
for the day. He now plans to remain
here until TIE city primary election
Tuesday, and says he will be constantly
engaged making campaign speeches
wherever he finds a crowd