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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-03
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-03

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90 ifaffefS Sf0ler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-03

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-03
Oct, Der beltaar.
Ser Cubs Orb beitaar spiHSelis
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5atobS NaaO.

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rer mial" oio. Up. 8. 10, 13.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
LEPERS ALLOWED TO WED
EACH OTHER IN RUSSIA

Correspondence Of The Associated Press.l
PETRoGRAD, July 1.-The Russian
medical council has informed the Holy
Synod that there is no objection TO lepers
marrying lepers, although the union of a
leper to a healthy mate should not be
allowed. This is the councils answer
TO the question raised by the Russian
church.
The influence of the parents ON their
offspring in the spread of the disease IS
considered weak since the percentage OF
infant leprosy is very small, only about
per cent Fertility also decreases
among lepers as the disease advances.
Leprosy b not believed to be hereditary
disease. but one due to contact. For a
leprous mother to part with her infant
is painful, although necessary il the child
Is to be saved But marriage brings at
least some happiness into the tragedy Of
disease-stricken lives.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
CHANCELLOR'S CAR
HITS LITTLE GIRL
Head Of Nebraska University Runs
Down Child While Rushing
Three Men to Hospital.
ARE OVERCOME BY FUMES


CFrom staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, July special Tel-
egram. Chancellor Avery of the
University of Nebraska accidentally
struck little I2-year-old girl With
his automobile this evening, seri-
ously injuring her. and she now lies
in hospital unconscious.
r. G. Maxwell. Fl. @. Young and
J. NJ. BAN, three professors at the
state farm, were found by Frank
Wolf. a Waterman on the farm, in
the shower bath room unconscious
from the fumes of a gas heater, which
in some way had become defective.
He dragged them out on the grass
and called the chancellor, who was
az the farm with his car. The two
men placed the unconscious men into
the car and started for hospital.
/ Driving rapidly while crossing Vine
street, Grace Brown, Il years Of age.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Brown,
ran out into the street IN front OF the
car. The chancellor endeavored to turn
his car and ran II across the street over
the curb and against the porch of a
house, but did not entirely miss the girl,
one or the tenders of the machine strike
ing her and knocking her down. The
chancellor placed her in the car and took
the four to a nearby hospital.
The men are recovering all right, but
the little girl appears to be quite seriously
injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
C0lls from the Wire

Sire. Adella A. Mac. <snnan. q. mother
81 Frank p. Mact.ennan, editor OF the
Topeka. kan. Journal. died "A Cascade.
Cal, q mountain resort. presumably OF
ap0plexy. Her body was found By her
son Edward, floating IN a pool Of water
a renewal Of liquidation which has
eeen IA prosress Ia the. cotton market
for the last two OF three, days. cAused a
further break Of $50 per hale IN prizes
IN New York. october contracts sold
for e.lh or more than s. per bale below
the price Of last week. and slo8 a hale
under the hsgh record 81 the season.
Utilities undor jurisdiction 81 Kansas
public ntilities cannot oiscontinue service
without consent o. the commlafion. ac-
eording % the opinion ~ the kansas
supreme court ia the case Of the Postal
Telegraph company. which recently dis-
confused ~ station al Fyracuee Kan
without permission 81 the commission. on
The grQund that 4 had been running the
1 station A. an annual loss Of sl13E Tor the
iaat i've years
a small paper wrapped and cotton
Ba4ded pafkage was found b. police
pan under The PsBnsylyenla railroad
bridge A. Pafferson Park avenue and
Easer. street at BALTIMORE On the wrap
pr Has Nrittcrt While House. Washing.
son. 2. g eKrloslye lpsn exslpiRstieh
II prprfd q b. 4 cartridre shout all
lnchtt tong. apparently ~ the Kind usod
IA lffAcnine guns. About tie cartridg q
Hee WTaPpfd fine fllaInent 81 oOpIeI
Hlres TAe police believe n to b. TIE
ven 81 4 crank or Joker.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
WINDOW BOX GARDENING
ADVOCATED IN GERMANY

Ccorrespondence OF the Associated Press.
HAMBURG. rlly Mot content with
urging that back yards and tennis courts
be made to grow vegetables. the propo-l
nents of what may be called Window
box gardening are now hard at work. /,
1t is the exception rather than the rule
that German city or country house is
without its window or its balcony flower
box. II is urged that these boxes. in
stead of being used for flowers. he de-
voted 70 beans. hops, or epcumbers. The
proponents Of the new plan outline care-s
fully Just what kinds Of vegetables can
be grown practically in such limited
quarters and just how they should be
tended.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
HYMEMEAL.



= FALLS CITY. Nebs. Jiily II. Especial. ~
Miss sara Hutchins.. daughter OF Warren
itnsehinsiof this city. and I. NlaIyon of
Omaha. sOsI,of Mo ana MrssI N.sIlyon
of tails citshgwe united IN marriage At
the homo OF the bridesf father 81 noon
today, The wedding was a very squiet
affair only the iinmediate relatives OF
the CONTRACTING parties being present. The
bride IL one OF the favorites OF the so
eiety set and a most capable young
woman. She was reared near schubert
end received her education az the Young
Ladies' seminary az Liberty, Mo. and
Inter az tire University II Nebraska.
who're she was a member OF tile Phi
i'eta Phi sorority. Mrs Lyon grew to
mRnhood's estate and received his edu-
cation IN this citv. Tie h the owner OF
a large ranch near Sundanes. Wye. &c
which place he took his bride for the
summer
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
wsandsA Aa.tralIaa. Return,

OF The Associated Press }
MELBOURNE. Australia. July l.AAus-
tralia has set n number Of reconds for
distance. including the dispatches OF
troops thousands Of miles 10 the firms
line and the axtraondlnaryi exploits Of
the SUMMARIZE AE-2 In covering 5000
miles before its loss az the DardaReiles
Hundreds Of wounded Australians ars
also 70 be brought back 10 the common
wealth from the hospitals at Alexandria
As soon as the heat Of the Red Sea has
iessened The influx will begin next
October or November but already step,
are being taken 10 cope with the situa
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
nor., and alrI.. con,s.,..

S'liStI.A. Neb.. july n.-tspecial.l--
Etfex-aye have entered n the various
EoyZ mad girls contests Sbeing conducted
: In zRiehardson county By the state Agrl-
cultural college. Last year only one was
catered IN theae Cpntests,a There are sew
tng. gardening. corn ana piE clubs and
the eoosinS eentesA Mr. and AIRS. A. h.
.cOERelius. rpSlding southwest OF Stella.
have three childrcn All sHirls.s Two OF
: 4 ~ eirls are enrolled In abe sewing CLUB
nd s9ne ~ the seeking eontesk II was
their mother whe secured toe saldsnrod
"a. b adopted as the state flower OF
kehsaaka
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
DEATH RECORD


FALLS cry. Neb.. July iA4tspceIal)-
The body Of Mrs Alma l4nderman who
died az Denver cclo., Was brought 10 this
cay today. The funeral was held from
the .Ghristls Isstherau vhurch az >, ma.
Mrs. ALDERMAN was born In Fails City.
July II. issi, and was married IN this
city several YEARS aso. and that time be
came resident al Kansas CITY She was
the danshter' o. c. a. Failskin OF Kansas
City. n former resident % this city
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
MOTORCYCLE COP
And AUTOIST MIX
MotorwheeI Officer Thrasher sus.
pended for Tilt with Joseph
McGovern.
EACH CLAIMS PROPER, ACTION


Police Commissioner Kugels re-
cent edict that motorists that have
had sufficient warning about glazing
ibeadlights,s coupled with few ex-
citing incidents on the Florence
boulevard near Ames avenue last
night. furnished thrills for a big
crowd and resulted In the suspen-
sion from duty OF officer l.. s..
Thrasher OF the motorwheel squad
Thrasher was al WORK passing out
golden rule" police court summonses
10 violators u the ordinance last night
when machine driven by Joseph Nc
Govern. district agent of the Wales Add
Ing Machine company. drove by, head
Lights undlmmed.
Thrasher presented q summons. and
Mr.. Mcdoyern. having but lately arrived
IN Omaha from Minneapolis, and being
unfamiliar with local auto regulations
engaged in lively verbal tint with the
officer
Officer Draws Weapon.
Thrasher ordered him TO proceed TO
headquarters in the machine and explain
to the captain In charge. and in the
eorrse OF the command. drew his gun.
y 'MeGovsrn started for the station and
tThrashor followed on his swhcel. but on
account OF the 'eongestion Of traffic
caused by the loud argument.f lost his
prisoner Mr.. McGovernn arrived at the
station. accompanied by several other
motorists who had witnessed the areu-
ment, $3.50.
lie accused 'rhrasher OF assault drunk
enness and conduct unbeeomipg am Of
fcer. and demanded his arrest Thrashel
meanwhile notified headquarters that he
had lost,a prisoner! and reported himself
off duty and went home
Many Wttnesses of MIX. st
The charges made against him by Mr.
MeGovern and which were substantiatec
iby T. y. lynch. 1874 Deer Park boulevard
land GeorBe Donovan. asts South Seven
teonth. were 90 strang that Acting CHIEF
Dempses sent out for the officer and
irelleved him % his badge pending !
hearing before Commissioner KugeI
When. Thrasher arrived at the statIoi
he obviously was not intoxicated. III
Admitted pulling his run on Mcoovern
but said he did 80 10. save himself from
hcne roughly hRndled
Il MY Mooovcrns story OF the affair h
standardization atieast a.seofc OF Wilt
Illnesses, all 81 whom declare the office
fdisplayed. unsovcrnable temper and acte,
without reason.
Thrashet says he was Justified in every
thlng he did
Tie hearing viii be held in Mr.. Kugel'
office Monday morning
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
VETS or THREE STATES HERE
Missouri Valley Veterinarians As
ISOLATION Starts Three Days
Convention.
WILL VISIT THE DEN TONIGHT

Veterinary surgeons from Missouri.
Kansas and the Dakotas began TO arrive
in Omaha sunday for the annual eonven-
ton OF the Missouri Valley Veterinary
association. which ~ to be held begin
ming today and running for three days,
July Y. u and a. They gathered at the
Hotel Rome. which r. headduarters for
the delegates The convention sessions
are 20 be held at the Hotel Rome.
The veterinarians are bringing their
women with them in MANY cases. The
women plan TO do lot of sightseeing
while in Omaha and 10 make n few shop
ping tours.
This morning the executive committee
is 10 meet at the hotel at 1880. Then at
4 O'Clock in the afternoon the convention
IL TO be called to order by President Sihler
Of Kansas City.
Animal Sanitation.
Sonle important papers on diseases Of
animals and their treatment are to be
heard from the various veterinarians.
Important matters OF animal sanitation
are to be taken up. Veterinary adver-
Using Is TO he a subject discussed. Mis-
takes made In hog cholera vaccination
Is another point that Is to be discussed.
In fact the whole field of veterinarian
activity IS TO be covered In the three
days meeting,
Local arrangements have been made
by the ARRANGEMENTS committee ana the
entertainment committee, cooperating
with the bureau Of publicity OF Omaha
There Is to be meeting of the live
stock sanitary officers of the various
states at the hotel Wednesday forenoon.
Uniform Interstate shipping rules are to
be taken up. A clinic will be held at the
Union Stock Yards pavilion Wednesday
forenoon.
This evening the delegates are to bt
entertained and initiated at Ak-Sar-Ber
4 Dem
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12

~ pAMi SON Neb. ~ July n,--sspeelal.l--
= pawson has sinstailsd, the twelfth grade
for maxi year This win, make five
4fwelss-sreae high Eehools an Richardson
county. Dawson win hayei normal train
nsssyfFai nsshboring -dietricts 20 dlsband
astheiEs schools, and send 20 town, This
has ,beaal done with two districts near
=. Humboldt, ona, near, Stella and one near
= Falls, City. and has proved the cheapest
( and Fisest plan, particularly where tbs
enrpllmens 10, small, rhs levy IN some
Il. these districts Is often as low as :
zailis.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
YES, RESINOL
CERTAINL YDOES
STOP ECZEMA

Are you an eczemR sufferer DO those
ugly patches OF eruption start up and itca
as though they would DIVE you frantics
And have you tried treatment efter treat,
ment with, az best only temporary relief?
Then you are only going through the ex.
perienee OF thousands Of others who az
last found that Resinoi healed their sick.
skins FOR good,
with the first use OF Resinol Ointment
END Resiuol Soap the itching and burn.
ins usually stop. and soon an trace OF &c
senia % similar torturing skin-trouble dts
appears even Ga severe ana stubborn
eases. Doctors have prescribed the Resi-
mol treatment for twenty years Sold by
M drugsists samples free Dept S-R
Resinol. Baitimora. nd.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12

4. AvOCA. Nee.. July Is.--fspecial.J-
Minnie Fey, asresidsnt Of unidalla.. has
filed . suit against A. former Aemployer
in which she, asks for a.. 80 for injuries
from gunshot wound received while In
his employ The accident happened a
year hEo a. the home OF Mr.. ssehwert-
man when loaded shotgun which was
standing In the corner was knocked
down by . load Of wood carried by the
plaintiff. the change. entering her limb.
Miss Fer had beensin the employ OF Mr..
fsohnartman for two years, prior 10 the
. accident and claims that she WIN be
, .pssransntly iaeapacitated a. result Of
the injuries received
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
Called "a Edgar.

NORTH PLATTE, Neb.. July fl.--tspe-
cial. 1.-THE Rev, J. c. Christie, pastor Of
the local Presbyterian church, has re
oelved a call from Edgar, Neb.. and will
accept. lie with Mrs. Christie leave next
week for his new field.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12

Although the MANAGEMENT 81 the p.a.
mas turned down RFesnahan's first offer
Tor her1og, Roger still hopes TO BE- abIe 10
make trade Tor the great shOrlstop. (
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12

while $40 miles
Halifax its Europe with 10 cargo war munitions for Great Britain
loading before
would indicate that he had placed
a
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12

By a stop watch test recently 1t was
shown that Dave" Robertson is faster IN
getting to first base than any player on
either the Giantsfor Braves.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
summsr couEhs aud coIds 0anser.

Don't run the risk. Get a So hottie Of
Dr. Kings New Discovery nov The
first dose helps you. All druggists. -
Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
rhrsr Accidents AZ PIattamouth.

ahThree Accidents ~ FAnttansOuth'
PI.ATTsMoUTH. Neb., July ii--(spe-
cislA--At noon, Saturday while he was
attempting % aiight from the delivery
wagon OF H. NJ. soennichsen. Henry
Robertson. the driver became involved
in a runaway, which he endcavored TO
stop BY putting on.the break, witch flew
or, oatchng., and almost inpaiing him
on the lever. he hanging there until
the team was stopped. The wounds were
dressed by surgeon. but the young man
II suffering greatly.
Herman Weiss, while engaged in chop
ping kipdiins for the kitchen fire made a
mistroke. chopping off the middle finger
Of his left hand
Frank BlotEer ST.. while cfanking up
hts auto yesterday, preparatory to com
ina 10 town.. he living in the country,
caught his arm between the crank and
the radiator OF the machine, causing a
fracture Of his right fore arm
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12
OLDEST MASON IN
STATE is HONORED
Charles Mcdonald Of North Platte
Presented with Robert Carroll
Jordan Medal.
FOUGHT THE SIOUX INDIANS

NORTH PLATTE. Neb. July 1.-THE
Oldest Twins Mason in Nebraska, Charles
Mcdonald Of North Platte, was satur'
daS night presented with the Robert
CarreH Jordan medal. Grand Custodian
Robert A. French Of Kearney comforting
the nedal upon Mr. Mcdonald before a
raestins Of the Platte Valley lodge No.
q Ancient. Free and accepted Masonsi
Afr. Mcdonald has been Mason sine
ISL lie was a lifelons friend Of r. 6,
Jordan. for whom the medal was named.
During pioneer DAYS IN Nebraska Mr..
Mcdonald helped TO organize the Masonic
lodge in Omaha. lie has been prom
inentIy Identified with the lodge since
that time.
Come from Tennessee.
Mr.. Mcdonald arrived at Table Rock.
Neb. in 1876 from his hOyhood home IN
Tennessee. He Immediately took an
active interest in public affairs connected
with the then thriving territory. lie
served on the second. third and fourth
territorial legislatures.
In january. 1850. Mr.. Mcdonald came
10 Lincoln county and located at spot
known as Cottonwood Springs. For years
lis ranch at that place was the center
Of civilization In. western Nebraska. II
was here that he brought about the or
Ganisation Of Platte Valley lodge Ne
2, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
on January Is. $50 Two years later
this lodge was moved 70 North Platte,
where a AZ nov located.
When the terrible Indian outbreak Of
August. 1854 occurred MIR. Mcdonald
Mas one OF the few white men who re-
lnainod here TO face the Sioux waTriors
49, Hundreds Murdered.
During that month hundreds Of whites
!, Nere. murdered by the, Indians along The
I1atts river In Nebrasks. The atrocities
continued until the majority OF the set
tiers were. either killed OF had fled from
+. the state.,r Mr. Mcdonald SAINT his wife
ana son east. but remained himself 10
help the few hardy pioneers break tho
way for the splendid civilization that was
TO follow. He 10 now the Oldest resident
ofaIAncoln, county. 0
Although nearly % Mr.. Mcdonald takes
an active .lntersst In bis banking business,
which ne established IN. North Platte IN
1857. Ia n posseesed Of all his faculties
and has q wonderful memory. He Is
seonsldered an authority on early Ne
.braska History and has been consulted
many times by HISTORIANS regarding events
Of. that time
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-12

tcontinued from Paee oneO
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06

very long. II leave a fortune, leave
II l must, or / must spend some, IL
/ am 10 get any personal pleasure out
OF it. Yes. am willing to be taxed to
get the roads. get more real pleas
ure out Of good auto spin than any
thing | think Of (Excuse me, the
auto is sort OF new to me-I am rich
only in imagination.l like to hear
the hum OF the engine. / like the SEN
sation OF the drive up hill and down
hill-it's fine. q did not know how
good II was until got on the rich
shoes). Fine II is-ye8. /. Rice the
rich man, will vote for bonds. 1 an
selfish enough 10 want some benefit
from the money / have accumulated.
] am also selfish enough to feel that
II | leave my children all my wealth
they should help pay for these good
roads. Yes. l feel that to be about
right. I am middle-aged; soon will
not need gooo roads. II / were going
TO live always. I'd be willing, for
selfish reasons. TO pay'> the whole
thing. I'd hate to think + had always
TO live and yet had no way to get de-
livorance from the mud. Yes, will
for selfish reasons, vote for bonds.
Moreover. / often have business trips
to- neighboring towns and cities. /
find 1t will pay me and be a great con-
venlence to me, as well. to have good
roads for quick automobile trips.