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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08

'N'loi' ~ w W us lifIP IL plP ZOO, ina
Father, ~ and one Lord, Jesus Christi
l Corinthians SO.
"Bcginning of Gods Creation"
II seems astounding If my opponents
hhv" never read the plain Bible state
m"uts that our glorious Redeemer was
the First -boru of all creation" tColos-
SLAMS 1851, the beginning of the crea-
ton of God " Ut"velation ~ If they
have read these simple statements. why
90 they prefer tn" confusing crpeds OF
tie" Dark Ages Respecting a Irinity2
some say three Gods in one person:
others say one God IN three persons.
Both propositions ar, alike un-Criptural
and absurd jesus Himself declared. 81
am the Alpha and the Omega. the be-
ginning and the ending. the first and the
last Ik"v"iatlon Is. IL Thus Hs
clearly diflercutiatos het ween Himself
and ia" Father; for the Father had no
beginning From everlasting TO ever
lasting, Thou art God"
DO our opponents clam that Jesus ia
Oiodf We 10 heartily agree. provided
the word God l. understood IN the Scrip
tural sense. Throughout the Old Testa-
mrnt IN" word tor God - ,iohim-
mighty one. Its applied to Jehovah. the
Nlmghty One, u also 70 angels and
in"n whom Tie sent as His messengers.
According TO the Bible. our Lord Jesus
'hri-t II a God, above all other gods ex-
Copt Jehovah. SO W" read respecting
Messiah and Hrs Kingdom. THY Throne.
God, Is forever and ever s. The Apostle
applies these words distinctly to Jesus,
and tcils uS explicitly that the Father.
Who always wa~ above all. a. u reward
exalted His son 10 this glorious kingship
and Godship. declaring that oven the
angels at Heaven should worship Him
licbrew-i:l-
one very Simplc stntaptept roads 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08

me ponce VA NblfFh III w ~ fF
las, night 10y Emma Goldman after nor
lecture on "Anarrhism and Literature
at a we'll policcd meeting IN the Harlem
Masonic Temple, $40 LeroN avenue. Sh"
referred to the newspaper stories or tn'
'so-cilled Cathedral bomb explosion a.
"a credit TO Btrnum a Bdileys CIR
Gus" Conservative persons All Owe
town. she said. have reached the con-
clusion thai the ease was the rawest'
crudest 'fram.up' on the part OF th'
gentlemen OF the Police Department that
was ever pulled or in this city Sucn
things, however. happen periodically
she added. because the police n news
papers dream Of dynamite bombs anu
of course finally discover plots.
1T is Tine" Miss Goldman continued
"to make a protest against these
methods of the police 10 discover dSna'
mite plots in New YORK city Tie dN'
Mantle bombs here can he charged :,
the Police department. and 4 this thirG
goes far enough the very man, the spy
and stool pigeon who lived with these
two Young and foolish boys. Will turr
on lgs friends in the polio" department
and sooner or later expose them.
II az an anarchist will use everything
In my power To eNpose the police. W
are going 10 push this case to M
limit ami insis, on the spy COINS or
the stand We will trace the dSnamit'
plots to Their origin, for We are tree
of paving tn" price Of being the scape'
goats OF criminals in the Police Depart
nt.nt. During the last wear ararchiS'
and I ". ". meetings have been foude
with spies seeking literature on how I,
make bombs
Police Captain Patrick Gargas anc
seemingly q score of detectives wee
scattered among the audience Of about
100 persons, ouc-third Of them " men
and heard her d%cnource the depart
mont
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-08

Some oven 90 10 this absurd length. to
Wit. that jesus raised Himself from
death. whereas the Apostle declares posi-
lively hat the Father raised Him from
the dead on the third day How rcfrcsh-
ing It ia TO get out Of the fog into the
clear statements of Gods Word, which
declares ~ 40 us there il one God, the
Father. ~ and one Lord, Jesus Christ
l Corinthians SO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

NaF8titnfhmm WtlniiAM Hal,
lfttB tal lm miHlttH n%aHplaaatllu Mt
tfabtgah Uffat ttH Bat n8nla Pen
eaalaHt an 1shuaiaa be- Nflubtalnui
ieueif bat 1tiiafamm, haa auabt IN
Ban la1fH Hatsaa blhtlnlam laaldt
lnapp ane tnia6i
.entiiasu @IldivuHftl giat n rsb
lti'
ans bet 8pfftntt gtatnt,
Die ulHiam @sianasusn bttlm @lcftns
ptldalt unb uiubttn htin Hteulunai
Mori6au uRb Sipdnocreb atIaIm. 20
pagbt ibnm aitd m%iiptihtiii, bob Ft aus
anlab bitiu irtublgm GrtianiNt cine
Grirdraiiou bon 7abdIAfabriiaitn ehlsIs
TEN
abtt Idntu esuua iparsn bic 8laor,ls
ten toniamiri unb ptr Raudbunstr mrl'
bette Fh pisher In dutr 5tdrie.
ga fIsbtsn Fe Inn Giilsu: 0 iutrn
bod apruo, Roipps @ioraitipss urb Brelts
Qitppsl rtti bah fallen mohisn!
Sbr Duni8 III in erfiiaans s,sanssn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

@usrebs. mas treiben Sic ba IN
meinem 8einteIer9"
.pdFen @ auf, man bort ieBt aaetpsiI
70 pieI bon Gliegerbomben.
gnbIt6! Gin Ssrr Sinbsnbnrs in
GngIonb iou ia fsinen Rdmsn in 9iiler
sdnbert baben."
,Sa, man fiebt, bic gusIduber fansen
fhon an, beI9eiben gu perben.4
MSaIid. 8irettor (tinss tleinen
abeaters, gum 0perettentenOr): Sic fDua
rem bod geitern pdhreuO Der 9Orteauna
70 bess9t, bub man Is birett an ben Be
megungen mertte.1
Senor: ,Meadt ni6ts, 6trr Direftor,
bas gutlitum bats fir sinsn reuen Cans
gehalten!'
getgnagter 9p9seitstug 9.
GEef Gum 8eamten): DAP Sic morgen
auf's Bureau tommen, mo Sic Shre
0od5eit feiern, mutbe i9 Sbneu ia ni4t
gu, 6err Miiaer! Qber es liesen 70 piel
Experimentation Dor, unb bie unb 6d fins
ben sic sepib N StiinO4en 3eit bd
IoIten Gle ii4 tpeni8itets ettpds arbeit
nit mad 6aule nebmen."
Mabnnng 3ur Reinli4feit.
.9isI 3a nenig 9eipidt tpirO bon feiten
mander qbIen6er auf bic Sauberieit beS
8riefumT6lases selegt, unb pieberboli
fnmmt Is Dor, baB pOitiu9en infolge bon
~llnfauberteit bes Rnbsrts felt uneinanoer
6dngen. co 1T neulih logur Elm DertBs
brief Der ameritonif4e 8rdnftpoit mad
G9peben Der engIff6en aesieruns an ben
Gingern tleben sebliebea!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

G9Itdtss @sntffem .Dein
Brdutisam bat, tpie er f9rieb, i'm Gelbe
dIIo aud foden eslerut?"
pSal 6offentlid bausrt Der arieg niGt
10 laHge, Biz er's beier lam ais i4."
Sotbattnbumor. Golbat Gin
Sdibsnsrabm Elm pafet GBparen aus
padeHb): n9tut Is met Ndmtnstag. BOG
is sum erftenmdl, baB an mein Rameuss
tag sfdoH'u niro."
Sr0Fung. Sungsr 9err: gSeien
sic mir bod uesen bss %serdubten Riibs
aeus nidt bOfs, Grdultin Eoia! Ga
1T ia nidf ausgeIdloFen, bub Elm 5ei=
ratbsOermittlsr cine Seiratb spiFaen una
5utanOe brinet -"
Grob. geperbsr: .Sfe fasen, Sire
Suttsr III nod bist gu bumm gum Ssis
ratben9 0as eIaube id benn bod nidt."
8rduibater: nGepib. bds f0nnen Git
ia fdon baraH ertennen, odB he Sic beis
ratben iptI."
Sn Der alemmt. .Marum fieben
Sic 70 rathlos oa?"
,Meine Serrf4aft min aIes 9eutTd
reben, nun ioa i'd BON Der 9ndbi9en bag
Serbice btrlansen unb peib nidt. mas
bas su bsutid beiBt."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

WthtitiNu @Faffn Fmiti sEH
Hflhf. ibr ttn @tAitt, Der Tit EflH
Enifl Wuiuh kit ne hsl noiH ma uns
ha6 lihfdnrlf MehbtlH bclmls
ntlats .Tu tiN weu. utt, bafot lcpf
IA A%tltaRonliNl
nnt atbfhttt rtttwini .9fdus
hin uilt pts pttltghtH TILT anla Gmars
tiphlipaf
Gdniuiu: sGmdutipailrn 10 BET 8us
Fank. In stm pif uha btfinhsn, ptan NIT
Idnta Wldnu Iritstula
1tr drmt atnntufoAm s1r
Gar aiittrlt am pan8tu 9tibe. Gg fdlpibtt
10 msItblit, BAH iIeiut Aamltin FA am
Wpbtn biibtitn.H
.atin Munbtrl qtitn Gle mol ois
RuHt biz @tbtinbttihs bts miffhen
6anbiaudrtitrsl "a bitibi ltin aage
trodtn.@
.enietinui blidtt htr armt Riiolaus
duF bieIs Iurhibartn 2eItarommt; bann
ItuFsis II. rSirahIenbe 8uimitl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

Bepieftn. so Elm beutfdss Mas
~T6inengdpebr 1T bod bic reiHits Menage."
a0as2 Bielo oenn2"
.9a, es pfeffert SDifden bic Geinbe,
bsrlal3t linen has 8srsnisen, DIt ibre
geine, nnb tpsnu ie benleH. fs baben es,
70 1T Is gifg!"
DerausenbGid. SER qrOFeFor,
Sbrt Grau @emdHlin miiuiat sic an
9tlspbon gu fpredsn."
,Gagsn sic ibr, ie m04te sinet augsn'
Bid pdrisn; i9 mill nur nod bic pdrtie
S9a6 gu Gnbs ipislen, bic i'd chen besOn'
men babe
gos9aft DidttrIine tam POit.
fdalter): .gitts, bieie @ebidtlenouna
m66ie ID seingsI4riebsu' f4idsn, bas il
fdersr.1
8eumtsr: .8osu Bonn; bic iOmmt aus
70 fiber pieber."
G6ntIt ssfaBt sic: .9us if
ia Elm rei3enber Berlobungsring, ben Du
mir ba gefhtntt Daft; dbet mas bebsptsr
bsnn bic 5nitiaIsH u. 8. auf Der 5nhsa'
letter.
Gr. .9as peibt Oh nidt2 8as bebsu'
tti natiirIId adt8sbn aaratl'
S~esttafeL. GHglnub bat nit ieii
men G%redonOugbts, bic 70 t0nfnbs Kramer
fd6ren. pie Giant, sWditfic" SIRE
fFibIe", ged. GiHer mad BEN anosrer
purbs p~erlenft.
@iel ri6tiser ipGren bahsr foIsenbs BE
asifnuuetn: .qlsits1, s1aulsr 3aubsr'
lMLAiQRJ
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

8utaIt8eFGtigung. Gin fran.
s5ff9er 2eutnant bate ib in einem Sc
fe9t, bas auerbiugs fir bic 6ran8ofen
angliidli9 berlisf, b%erborset1an. Der Re-
gimentstommanbeur lobte ibn baher mil
BEN Nprten: .Gabren sic 70 fort, 9err
2eutnant, bic franaOFi4e armse bruudi
tii6tigs 9enerale!!"
,Sa,A s~ntsegnete Der 2eutnunt ted, poaS
babe i1 mir fdon LANCE sebaAt!!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

mu8ittA HH .Wei4 ~ H
tfsfH stlH NilIghaW tlsl ff Hf,
t h tsif Nlfi iH Hff
Nf ti8ii m afe NsHi
a selFf Asf
W HHt l
fl
nmsHl aH sNt Ni tftfll
NuWHlAHAmG HfHsfff tli.
fan go sea taia Nt Hih nlstin.
iafa W8alif
9H Nm NW Hsml
ait M " etll'
MHthhbHHh him iiBf= as4tHN
tt pauHis i tinfn
ses lbiim HffstIH aifl9l atf tfn 3.
hta Mrlb If, alfa ltf mai ti
1Vpi iam iIsplini
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

6trategen. am Stammtifh piro
ber neusIis gsneraIfdbsbtriht eingebtnb
er6rtert.
.SGren Giel@ Tust 6err GhtmmeI;
Die beuil6e Qrtiaetic erOffnete elm lebs
bates 6euer duf bic fsinbIi9e Stellung,
fpdbren6 bic fran50Fi9s artiIerie nur
Ihndd srpioerte."
,9as tam ih mir febr gut Dorffelen,"
ontipprtet Der oide Mddnon. rDds mub
70 Iein fpie cine llnterbdltung 8pii4eR
msinsr 5rau uno mir"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

Htt ttfufif WatfUk4tf
aAsi liHn Hiitlin im
iltat HiH lstaf sNat
ft At9HHit
.Nu nal MsM MaNft tf Mati
tf mak Ia W. aAan naaf az
sii 80 e sHt e Atla
o. tlhl
nifbfatl NffiHtHnH HlHi
fsafih lfseis ftia nffhtf m
lh al nlsHafN aH Htiiatf N ffiai
etaHA aNs #t lint la M
ilaiH NatfifNa aH wWlrlaiN it
e
aa NJ q fsea $50 lelsii ltslis
ei wits tia Haam llalHalitsfi fas.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

BasisBt noh ba I 4. Su einem
abtbeil zines 9erlinsr @orOrt3uses iisen
Elm paar Marftfrauen unb m~terbdlten fid
iiber bic ginberufuneen. auf Der nG9=
fen Station fteigt cine Der 5rauen aus
unb Tagt i'm Messe6en: uSd, mat iest
nod bier Is, bet taust MIDI bell"
ga ruff i6r elm i~iingerer mann. Der Die
ltnterbaltung bis6er itia, aber dreerIi6
mitangeb0rt bate, mad: s9et Idtimmt
@or allen be Meiber!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

Seine Gorge. Der fleins ernf,
oeTen gater i'm Rrisg if. tOmmanbtrt
beim ariegsTpiel pl6bli9; p6ribFidss
pduIe!I" Qlgemeines @urheinanber ber
ainbsr, Oh Is i'm aries pobI eins Griibs
fiitspauIs siebt.
9drduf Der Heine Grnf itoIs: .wlsin
Batter bat sefaet, Die RufeH ffnO inmtr
betrunten, ba f0nnen mir rubig NAL ors
oentli9 friibfidsn!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

Gdmti6etbaft. Brdulsin: s0iIs
fen Gits i9On, Gillette, getern abeno
BABE i9 mid berlobt!"
a06in. - mar aber aud bic bO9ite
3siti4
HrduIein piIrD: g0bo, i'd bin ilr5s
lih ntununb8panaig geporbsH!~
a1@a 50, i'd mein' ul6t tusssn BEN
aIie gnd' Grdldsin -. psgeu BEN
Q%lusFebsn!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

0preilig. .Sbr geperbungsfdreis
ben i'm bic 5dnb meiner 9odtsr bate i'd
Iofort einem g~rupbolossH iiberIdnbt.
Derislbe ipruh iid -"
,absr Serr aommsraienratb, BET bisfen
aentsn trifft bod INNER Ous 9ssen.5siI
sul"
.gOG er Ipru9 f4 i6.r sic isAr
ggniig qua
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

Sungen. Der Sungs:
Sd tomm' uuf bic 4nuonts."
Gbef: .gltbmm Git nal sri bic Riibs
ab unb bic Cigarette aus benz Munb! -
- 60! Qlio, mas mir bisr brauhen,
piffm Gle ia aug Der an5tise. sd Bin
gemobni, fir einsn foIden qoIten u Biz
Is Mart bic Bode gu bs5abIsn; Iinb Si'
oamit 5ufrieOsu2"
Der Suuae iebt bic g1iibe uuf unh
Thisbt bic cigarette pieber in ben Munb.
sgla, bd min id Sbneu in SIRE Gspobn'
belt MD iDsiter it0renl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

gtrs6nung. Grdulsin (bas eins
6eirat6s Qnnonee aufgiebt, redneno)
rginf5ietauIenb Qbonnsnten bat bic 8ei'
tunol Rebmen mir an, fiinftanieub ieien
SunaasIelen uub 3e1n prO8sHt, alio funf'
bunSert, bdtten bic abiiht, in ben Stanf
bsr G6e 8u treter. Damn nerotn bod
fiinf3iq minbeitens auf mstn Snferdt anti
tporten unO elmer mid 9ofFsntli4 BET
rathsn!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

66mti6tlbdte grftdruns.
Grdulein: .Dsnten Sic, pdbrenb i'd eben
meme @~elangtuube bate, lit Der 8olos
fifd aus benz @laIe gel6ne1t unb auf
benz Seppid elenb umgefommen!"
8ienFmGbden (mitIeibig): y9as urme
36isr !. . bds bat sepiB fliihtsn pOIIen!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

Nm eidmmttfa. Gin 6Oidbriser
Serr riibmt Fa, baB er aud nod ben
Gtrdpaasn bes arissss seipaHisn mare.
Ra, nd," meint barauf elm unoersr.
,Sit tbun ia seraOe 10, ols oh sic out
ben ariss trninirt pdren."
Bin id Gad," sisbt er la6snO our
4ntport. Id mar bod oreimaI ptrheis
.raihsta-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-29

III mWt tt&NH httfth y
.ftA hhuiiwai Mn elmmiii wlliH,
Mlaasi "a taNn ge tlsla "a Htai
blahiHtufNMh kfuatfaHehflnl Wan
Nnt klfi WINE diaftIsttal
0bmmdtHiHi Wa ti most Riifi
Mdbaml Na ltmml Gal II hils
.hmaltfl Wmul ptn Nlitel'.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
HOWELL LET'S MAN
GO ON WTFE'S BOND
United States Attorney Sympathizes
and Gives Morris Lanigan Free
dom on Own Word.
CHARGED WITH BOxCAR THEFT

Morris Lanigan's fearful protesta.
lions Of innocence touched the heart
Of United States Attorney Howell.
Morris was arrested in South
Omaha on charge of breaking into
box cars and stealing goods being
conveyed in interstate commerce. He
was to have had hearing before the
United States commissioner, but on
account of witnesses not being pres
ent the hearing was put over until
April 10. Morris couldn't furnish
bond and the prospect Of returning to
Jail during the interim was not one
of those prospects which pleases.
They were in the United States attor-
nevs office
Now. see here" said Mr. Howell, shak-
ing a finger at Morris, If 1 let you go
will you show up here at the time set
for your hearing?"
Morris declared that ten years in the
penitentiary wouldn't keep him from ap-
pearing.
well" said Mr.. Howell, I'm going to
let you out Just on your promise. It's
Just between you and me, and i don't
believe you'll disappoint me. 1t was some
what the governments fault for not nav
ing witnesses here"
\ bond was signed by Morris wife
Judge. l thank YOU from the bottom
of my heart, and l won't never throw
YOU down. Morris declared to Mr.
Howell
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
Commercial Club
Teams Are Named

The membership committee of the Com
mercal club has been divided into teams
with captain and vice captain at the
head of each, Stanley Rosewater, chair
man of the committee, has made the ap-
pointments of captains and vice captains
as follows f. H. Hansen, captain: IL. o.
Wilhelm. vice captain; Phillip Koran,
captain: c. l.. Hopper, vice captain; l..
A. Keller. captain: Richard Kitchen, vice
captain, II. A. Koch, captain Hugh
Wallace vice captain; \. T. Thorson.
captain, J. Dean Ringer, vice captain.
Captain Horsn's team leads in the contest
FOR the first week with Captain Thorson
and kellers teams closely following in
the order named.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
Motion in Matters
Case Up Monday

Two divisions of the federal court will
be in operation in Omaha next Monday.
Judge Thomas c. Munger will be here
from Lincoln to hear bankruptcy and
equity cases and Judge Frank A. YOU
mans will come from Fort Smith, Ark,
to hear arguments on two motions in the
Thomas II. Matters case.
Matters was found guilty on nineteen
out Of twenty counts charging him with
aiding President Lucbben of the defunct
First National bank of sutton to issue
certificates of deposit without authority.
The motions to be heard are for "A new
trial and for arrest of Judgment
Judge Elliott, who has been hearing
the damage suit of John 4. Moore against
the Union Pacific railway, will return to
Sioux Falls, S. D.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
Rate Increase from
Omaha Postponed

The proposed increase in freight rates
on furniture to Omaha from Chicago and
points west, is not to go into effect April
!, as planned by the railroads. The In
terstate Commerce commission has de
cided to hold up the advanced schedule
until June 49, This was done when the
commission received a vigorous protest
against the advance from the Associated
Retailers of Omaha. Secretary. J. w.
Metcalfe of the Associated Retailers re-
ceived a letter this morning from
Secretary McGinty Of the Commerce COM
mission, conveying this information. In
the meantime the local furniture men
will prepare their case to go before the
commission to ask for d permanent sus-
pension of the proposed new schedule.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
Wheat Drops to Law
Price of the Year

A cable report that 100000 bushels of
Siberian wheat is in storage at Nlad-
livestock, ready to be shipped to the war
zone of Europe as soon as an opening is
made through the DGrdenelles. drove
wheat down three to cents per bushel
and the Omaha market quickly followed
the lead, prices here dropping to Sl.45 per
bushel the lowest Of the year. There
were but fourteen cars of wheat on the
market.
Corn was on the decline, but the loss
was only i4a1a cents per bushel, prices
being maintained at 6646 cents per
bushcl.
Oats were off q of cent selling at
B4d541a cents per bushel.
Corn receipts were thirty-two cars, and
oats. twenty-five cars
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
M'MlLLAN DRAWS NINETY
DAYS AND SMALL FINE

I.ucius Mcmillan. colored, was sen
tened to ninety days IN the county Jail
for throwing "a brick through the window
of "a Dodge street car and hitting a baby.
Mcmillan had an argument with the con
doctor over some change and started a
nrnt Two companions, Paul Holiday
and u,rrg Wilson, were also tried. Tn"
former was given "a suspended sentence
and IN, I1ttcr was fined So and costs.
Mcmillan vas also fined 81 and costs
when hu swor- % court
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
RURAL CREDIT ASSOCIATION
COMPLETES ITS ELECTION

Al meeting o. the directors Of an"
American Rural Crodit association Nieho
las Uess. Lincoln. was elected director
AM assistant treasurer willis ,, Reed.
Madison. Was elected EcnsFL couns-'
Officers o. enc association assert that
gratifying progress e. icing made In tho
uorE u organization and mat an office
probably all l.. ogrned in Minneapolis Ia
- near future
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28

the Philippine islands and are the git,
OF Mr.. Taylors son Colonel wallace c.
Tayl or, assistant chief Of the Philippine
island Constabulary, in charge Of the
Manila district
The hats are of the finest woven Pan
anna. They are large ana so light that
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28

In omaha cnroute to the Pacific coast
They will travel on special train over
the Northvcstctu-Unlon Pacific arriving
iu omaha nj noon June l3. remaining
until 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
During the stay Of the Chicago Bohem-
ian society in omaha the members will
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
TAYLOR AND ESTELLE GET
HATS FROM PHILIPPINES

Collector Of Customs Cldct TAYLOR and
District Judge Ice Estelle have received
their Easter bonnots They came from
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28

he entertained by the local societies.
Luncheon will bc served and there will
be a ride about the city
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
CHICAGO B0HEMIANS MAY
STOP HOURS IN OMAHA

Chicago, to the number Of 2uo according
TO Joe Mir viii spend "a portion OF a day
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28

Investors with money read the Real
Estate ads I'm The Bee Advertise your
property for a quick sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28

when tossed into the air they fail to the
floor slowly like tissue paper. ON .ho
scales each weighs a triflc less than one
ounce
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28

y going business can pc sold quickly
through The Bees Business Chances"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
Ea ster Novelties
of Endless Variety
Women's Thread
SILK HOSE at
$1.OO Per p air

M AIDE specially for Burgess
ANA Nash to conform with our
'Burnasco Standard" of quality
and are 100 per cent pure and alb
solutely free from any adultera-
ton.
Black or white with high Spite
ed heel and double sole, double
garter top. For strength and dur
ability this stocking is unequalled.
Burgess-Nash Co.-Main Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
The Silk Store Is Aglow With New
EASTER Weaves and Colorings

Z VERY cooring and pattern that has found favor
IL this Spring is represented here in splendid selection
These specials Monday:
Real
Natural color the kind will perfectly
inches widethe OF he season
ard OrMe Silks, 49c
caded tafea and plain
36InCh Chiffon
in all the
est shades also and pretty changeable
Black White CheCked
Considered the of
vde
CO. Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
NEW EAST Err
NECK FIXINGS

N AINTY new conceits in wide
~ selection Of styles to COM
plete the new Easter toilet. Col
lars, guimpes, vestees, collar and
cuff sets, etc, price zoe, SOC 4 81.
BurRess-Nash Co.-Main Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
Ready To- Wear
For the Miss and
Her Young Sister

M FIVE provided well--Dresses,
w coats, suits in a most pleas
ing array of new styles and eff
fects. Special care has been given
to the selection of these lines for
Miss SiX-to Eighteen.
Burgess-Nash Co.-second Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
New Wash Voiles
at Csc Per Yard

A SELECTION of at least SO
"A new styles embracing dots,
stripes and floral effects, 40 ms
wide.
Dresden Wash Silks, SOC
New Dresden wash silks, in pretty
floral effects, stripes and dots, all
new pretty colorings, SO inches
wide, will wash perfectly.
New Lace Voiles, 35c
In all the wanted styles and col
ors, 3S inches wide, very much
favored.
Ratine at 1OC
Plain shades of old rose, blue,
tan, lavender, brown, pink, also
black and white.
Hurgess-Nash Co.-Main Floor
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28

WYE have you the trouble shopping for your Easter suit
w here get tready Particularly interesting those
cusvenes but prefer wide variety from winch to choose the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28

All retained in
era be listed by the dozen and colors are legion
New Britain herald., 1915-06-07
Limitation of Claims.

At Court of Probate holden at New Britain within. and for the District of Berlin, in tthe tEounty of Hartford and State of Connecticut, on the 7th day of June, 4. D., 1915.
 Present, Bernard F,N Gaffney, Esq, Judge, on: motion of Lissette Berg of said New Britain, Berlin, as Executrix of the last will and testament of Frederick Albert Berg, late of New Britain, within said district deceased.
 THIS COURT doth decree that six months b4 allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Exec utrix and directs that public notice be given ;of this order by advertising in a newspaper published in said New Britain, and having a circulation in said distfict. and by posting copy thereof op the public sign post in said town of New Britain. nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Mortified from Record. MORTIMER H. CAMP,
 Clerk.