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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05
Plan Big Opening For
Steelton Baseball Fans
By McManus

steelton will have a big baseball
opening Saturday. The Hershey club
will be the attraction and gala day
is promised. Workmen are busy on
the Cottage Hill grounds
Central Pennsylvania League officials
with Steelton hackers will join with
the two teams in parade. This fea-
ture starts at o'clock. The game
will be called at 3 o'clock, when a
prominent baseball enthusiast will toss
out the first ball. Steelton has signed
"Chief'' Williams. an Indian pitcher,
who will work in Saturdays game.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05
MORE PUNISHMENT FOR HERzoG
Special to The Telegraph

New York, May 5.-President John
X. Tener. of the National league, an
nounced he had suspended Charles
Herzog, manager of the Cincinnati
club for five days for this aftercation
with Umpire Rigler at st. Louis last
Saturday. Umpire Hart. who attri-
buted on the bases during the st.
Louis Cincinnati game. was also rep
rimanded by PRESIDENT Tener for not
following the disputed play closely,
thus necessitating an appeal to Rig
Ter behind the plate, which caused the
latter to become involved in fisticuffs
with HerZog.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05
Sport News at a Glance

Games are wanted by Grace M. f
Juniors. Address Roland Bentley, 1417
North Front street. Bell phone S52R.
Connie Mack notified his players yes
terday to get busy or look for other
jobs.
for May s and would like to arrange
a game with an out-of-town team
Address E. W. Swartz. manager. III
North Third street.
Millersburg wants games before the
Dauphin-P Perry League starts. Address
C. w. Rubendall or call Bell phone
1854.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05
INDIANAPOLIS RACE ENTRIES
Special to The Telegraph


indianapolis, Ind, May 5.-Forty
cars have been entered in the 500-mile
automobile race which will be held al
the Indianapolis motor speedway or
May 20. Only three foreigners have
been named as drivers for the con-
test. Rene Thomas, winner last year
and a number of his competitors in
the 1914 contest were prevented from
entering this years race by the Euro
pean war.
held daily The elimination trials
have been set for May 81, % and 23
The thirty cars which make the best
speed in these trials will start the
race.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05
NORTH YORK HERE SATURDAY;
FIRST GAME FOR HARRISBURG
City and County Officials Be Guests of Manager Island Park
Promise Strong Lineup

Baseball in Harrisburg will open
Saturday afternoon at Island Park
The local team, with Captain shorty
Miller in charge will meet the North
York aggregation. Game will be call
ed at o'clock
Manager j. Harry Messersmith or
the local team will present his strong
est ine-up, as he is anxious to see
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05

his star players work in regular
game. Games are now being booked
Yesterday Manager Messersmith Sc
cured the Pittsburgh Independents for
two games in August.
Invitations have been sent to city
and county officials to attend the first
game on Saturday. York will also send
a large number of rooters to Har-
risburg
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05

Palace, 10 a. m. to IL D. m.
Photoplay, 10 a. m. to IL D. m.
Regent. IL noon to IL p. m.
Koyal, - m. to IL p. m.
Victoria, 10 a. m. to ii D, m.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05
ROMANS WIN FIRST GAME

In the first of series of interclu b
series at the Harrisburg Academy the
Romans yesterday defeated the Greeks,
score to 6. 1t was a seven-inning
battle. Stackpole scored In the fourth
inning on a two-bagger and a tumble
by Saltzman. Krall and Jennings were
other stars for the Romans and
Holmes and Lawson for the Greeks.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05
DAUPHIN-PERRY LEAGUE PLANS

Final plans for the opening of the
Dauphin-Perry League will be COM
pleted next week. A meeting will be
held in Harrisburg either Wednesday
or Thursday. President c. W. Ruben
dali last night sent out his approval
of the list of players.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05
LOCAL STAR MAKES GOOD

Roscoe Gaugler. a former high
school star. is making good at Conway
Hall. He is a member of the senior
class and has been a star on the var
sity team. Fast fielding in right field
by Gaugler has brought victory for
Conway in several games. Gaugler is
also the leading hitter on the team.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05
DAUPHIN WANTS GAME

The Dauphin team of the Dauphin-
Perry League is without a game for
Saturday and desires to meet the Enola
Country Club or any other first-class
aggregation. II. I. Gerberich, Dauphin,
is manager of the team.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05
.AMUSeMGOTS|
COLONIAL
MOVING PICTURES

Every afternoon and evening - Vau.
deville and Pictures.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05
MACLYN ARBUCI<LE AT THE RE-
CENT IN "NO LAUGHING MAT

Maclyn Arbuckle. famous for his inn
personations of great American types
will appear to-day at the Regent Thea
ter in Lois Weber's latest story, mo
Laughing Matter" The big piece. a
ers, will also be shown Tomorrow
HI Judd played by Mr.. Arbuckle. the
village poet, postmaster and phil
osopher. Is not only a well drawn char
acter for pleasure and amusement but
for the star 1t is monumental His is
one. There is a religion in his kind
nesses and when he shakes with laugh
ter he is the most irresistible fat man
that rare faculty of being able to bring
tears and laughter at one time and in
NO Laughing Matter he has undoubt-
complishments. In addition to the big
star feature q great comedy bill has
been arranged for this evening.-Ad-
vertisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05
FACT AND FUN

In the last thirty eight years Eng
land has lost $3.50 acres of land by
sea erosion and has reclaimed $4,000
acres, mainly through material brought
down by rivers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05

Mrs. Bacon Il don't suppose you
would give up your seat in a car to a
woman unless she were good looking?
Mr.. Bacon-Why, my dear, when
you say that you are forgetting your
self. f."-Yonkers Statesman.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05

INWIIVIIWI IN-tf-H HN
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New York at Boston.
ST. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
American League
Washington at Philadelphia
Boston at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Federal League
St Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Baltimore.
Kansas City at Buffalo.
Pittsburgh at Newark.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05
THE VICTORIA

The great crowds that attended the
first showing of a Mutual MASTERPIECES
at the Victoria. yesterday, proves very
conclusively the efforts of the man
agement to provide the highest type
of motion pictures, is fully appre-
ciated; Many were the praises that
were heard on all sides concerning
the great silent drama, The Quest,0
which was shown yesterday = the
acting was of the highest character
and the wonderful scenes and settings
shown represent the acme of perfec-
tion thus far in photography. The
Victoria will show Mutual Master
piece every Tuesday and Friday The
remarkable productions are staged
and enacted under the personal super
vision of David W. Griffths, the man
who receives 100000 as a salary per
year; To-day we present The Key to
the Mystery" a sensational secret SER
vice drama in four parts Pathe Daily
News. which shows the chief news
items of the world. is also shown to-
day. Messr. Mcbride and Malotte pro-
vide music OF an exceptional character
during the presentation of pictures on
our 1000 Observation-Disclosures
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
National League

National League
New York at Philadelphia
Boston at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
American League
Athletics at New York.
Washington at Boston.
Chicago Mt Cleveland.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Federal League
Chicago at Baltimore.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh ct Newark.
Kansas City at Buffalo.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-05
Baseball Summary;
Games Past and Future

SCORES OF YESTERDAY
National League
Pittsburgh, A. st. Louis, 3.
Others postponed.
american League
Boston, 2; Washington, 0.
Detroit, g. st. Louis. !.
Others postponed.
Federal League
Baltimore, 3; Chicago, 2.
Others postponed.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-07
sleine Standardization.

5reitag glbcno itu6et in Den
Rdumrn oes SunOcIstllbs cine @er.
iammluua jpeds @riinouHa elmer
gerciuiainlq 5ur Shtiibarmadum8
0es g}iiiouri 5liiIe5 itott.
~ 4arfiuperimteuoa1t Summed
brad lih iebr eHergiidl gegen Den
9oridlag 0e5 %aommtilrs Butler.
ctucn mHnbbGnaiacH @aoerionos in
Sobe pom $4,000 3u itafieL aus.
SIN Bureau oe5 Stiperinten.
benton Graft miro 0as ueue Greiu.
tio-aomite Der 9ebrer.8 Y reImgn
oes Staates Rebrasia am Somioa
ieine critic Sibung abbalteL
@eiterr @ahmittag iieI Der
GoIi3iit Rid Ser6olih chi benz
dIatten 9iirgeriteige, Ode Il. uiO
Gniiellar Strabc, uno brab ocn
sSn Der gciicrn 9sadmittaa al
gebdltaneu Situng Der 0irettoren
Der IiitrIftS. &aNer5ehoroc muroc
Z. 6. 6eeIep gum 8oriiber ernGnnt.
= aIs ein @n9en Der stimboa
an Der Ode IS. tmo 9oOge
StraBe geitern belt. mIrOe aus
0emicl6en elm Gadet NIT 8Sdite I'M
8ertbe non $40 aeitoblen
1ic germaItlmg Der ct Bar
nu6a5 gpiscopal-airhe faufte Ole
SiiooitL6de 40. mo EaUeuport
StraBe, nm OH O%erielbeu cine ueue
Stride 81 errihten.
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snh.nmnhn.

Gruu s. 8. Bed. @atin Oe5
Qr3tes Gr. Bed, febrte geItern aus
Dem it10fiten aranfenbatiie in ibr
Sem 5uriid.
Seute abeno bait Die 91ooie 2oge
cine fuidtige @%erinmmIung ab.
Radite ISOLDE fin0et hier Dieber
cine 8fer6ebeiiftigung 8peds arb
fauf5 iur friegfiibren0e Radte itutt.
Is 9odi6iiler g%riin0eten einen
neueu Stub, oeiien 3ned es lit, fir
reinere Spra6e, bei6eiaeneres 9e-
ben uno ebrliden Sport enquire
ten.
5etlte morgen trat 4oli3eiri6ter
q. 8. Geeo ietn neres Unit an, oo
Rihter Sanles Callahan feline Qmtsl
.seit q~eitern a~bgeOieut bate. Gallanar
mar 7 Sabre lang 8oli5etridter.
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garhbcH&t.
tgeIiefert BON Der @rcat gctcrn
srs

(geIiefert BON Der @rcat @etcru
gommiiiion 60.
Sio.0 ma6u, Z. San
8iuOUie6-3ufubr $500; Qlarft
ilou bis tart.
Stoders mo 5eeOers felt
aiibe felt.
8ecf lm0 aIbe felt.
5tiere felt
cute bis bette $s.OO-s.60.
&itteImdBige bis cute $3.50
500.
@ep6fuIide bis mitteImdBige
.S6. 5O-7.50.
Sellers feit.
cute bis Bette $6.0O-7.50.
0littclmoBige Biz CUTE S5.75-
@ep0bnllde bis mittelmaBtge
$50.
S5.00-5.60.
Gamers nnO Cutters S4.00-5OO
@rta bis Bette 5eeoer5 $7s25-
$40.
IitteImdBige bis CUTE $6.75-
1925.
Gep6bnIi6e Bis mittelm1Bise
So 5-6.50
Stud Sellers S5.25-6.25.
Stof an6e 81. ~
GtOf aalber, S6.00-S.00.
Sdipeins-3Efubr 1900; gtorft
felt bis &c nieoriger. 8urdidnitts.
preis $6.95-7.00; boditer 8reis
S7.10.
Sdafe-3ufibr $500; Iartt 1C
bis 15c bober.
@lttc bis bette Hammer $3.50
$50.
glittplmdBige Bis CUTE 1926
$50.
See6er 2ammer S7.75-7.90.
6eeoer 7.00-7.25.
6ee6er 8iooer $5.50-6.t0.
@rte Bis bette 4lltteridnfe SAFE
5000.
@ep0bnIi4e bis quite $40
$50.
GeeOers $4.65-5.oO.
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gtaats6eamit eiHafirbi.

qincolu. glcbr Z Con lie
neuermdhlten StaatsbeamteH mir.
ben heliie IN lore aenter etnaeiebt
81 iinb 6irs @oup giofebea0. Disc.
gotnerHrur g'tarion Staatsiciretdr
pool. @rlerdlanUalt STILLS 4. Reeo
sdabnpiiler &aa, giaoiiglr Snit5,
Glearnt Scr l~lutperiitdt Sohn g.
gflIrr Ter @ouUcrnNlr perlas lei.
ne goiidaft IN wglder CT etnbal.
tnHg Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ior.
oerte. (giir foHuen moraen oaruli
1urid.l - Tie geatslatur bot iih
6erte W1hmitiaa bts nui AipHtag
glafmittaa Dert0dt
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Mgenteu
DerIAn0t!

Gle Sdglide Emnha gribane iadIi
tiidltigc unO 5nOerldfige Oentids
Skinner MS reiienoe aaentsn in Ne-
brasfn, Spiua anO 9anias. SOgs
a~ummiiiion nnS bausrnOe Stellnns.
GmpfcBlnngen Woodworking. Mau
melSe iidJ iOfOrts Cma6a Sri6iine,
Emaba< Hebr.
G6enfnIls f6naen mehrere flei-
fige gbpunsnteuiammIer in Cma'
ia na6 ltrnsegenS geidaftignng fin.
ben, Ban iprede @Drmittags in
Der Effice, 1911 6oUaro Gtrnfe,
DOE. Emaba Sribane
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anaben $3.50 bis 50 lteber5ieb.r.
@enau 81 fir 8rcitag8. gertauF
i'm 9afement. Sitter 2 big 6
Sabre. 4usruobl III 1925
81 Hen.4n5ise fir ana6en, 2 bis
6 Sabr. 8ertb bis 1915 Reit.
poiten. Quspabl dreitag St.25
anGbenansiise luertb bis 1915.
@inige nit g~rtraboien. Plus.
pabl 6reitog 81 ...... $500
gae &nGben SLIGO Sneater.
GOats-gae 5dr6en uno @ro.
BEN. glusmabI 5reitog :. 65e
aniderbOfer SOirn-giele aars.
oefiittert. @ert9 Toe uu6 ST.
5reitdg 81 ......t...... 49e
Gua6rn 6IanneI gluien--qraue,
bIaue unb brailne. 8ertb bis
81 roc. ausnabt 5reitag Acc
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lie Bette 3cifnna.

Gin 4bonnent ans 8bitiug aani,
inreibt ms 6olgenOes
8biting, 2. San 1915.
8ertbe 9errenl
Gie 3ettuug gcidat mir gut; iC
lit ole bette 3eittmg, Die it ie ge.
bn6t babe. glnbei ons @elo fir BIZ
3etlng.
git @ruB
Sobam gufmann.
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minSitHrm, i'm saSeH.

Sadionbiae, 8lo., Z. San. ~ Su
Gloriou mi6 Georgia baben beitlgc
@tnoitlrme itnttgchmoeL bic gro
.Bcn Sd1a0en anridtctcu. bis icbt
mtiB man, Dab 3 @enidea unlge'
ful0.
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GOtiOns giele Bargains

WDItpus - Stele OufBulH5
SIM 8oIement Sreitag
BrOfe Saarnebe ale SGat.
tirungerl, 8ueeno $500. Zoe
soc Bottoms Aadteln Spe.
sinL Sreitog Stiid ...... Zoe
Seine Sill Bias cape, 10 Yoros
Die Sole. @ert6 10-15e.
3reitog Goae .......... Sc
500 garO Gpale gnten Bait.
spirns, Gpule 81 ..,.. 21ac
,M. e g." Stridbanmippae-
glae Sarben, .6reitdg gaa 5u Sc
8Oifiderc 9rndfu6pie, Idypor3
uno peiB, BRO aorte 49,. 1e
Sinner g&idorb" Strampfbnlter.
grtraitorf. SdulpaO frei init
ieoem Soar. 25t 8ertbe, 5rei-
tag 81 .............. Toe
27ss5G. ieiner ipeiker Sbafer II.
Comet SlannelI, pertb &c pro
30, 9~erfmtfspreis 80. .4Iac
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epiteusarOinen pro 8dar 81.

~YFEN"BWE~FHNW
nnoeberrer Soften oler Qrten fei.
ner Gardiner. 215--3 CARDS
lang uno bis at 81 8oa brett.
SIM 8oiement 6reitng ct. 25e
f215c SiIfuline = 4lisndbl aus
6teiem @oIteu 5reitug pro
GARD ................ DC
50 Stiifc ans gnnaalOiu II. NeM.
6eits-Saa Jriiber 25c pro
goro, 6reitog ........ 1212c
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Serren Union Snits.

ltnpefdbr 38 9tben6 iGAuerae.
flieBter uno gerippter Union
Cults. @inige leift beIdmubt,
ober perfett. 8ar6en @cru un6
grdit. 4ae nut &afenoeridIttb
6reitdg 5nl ............ CSC
Sin GROCER Soften sefliefter nnS
gerippter Serren 6enSen anb
Soien-8ertb bis Toe. SpeciaL
6reitag gu Soc uf6 ~. 39e
125 Wlanner iuOlleHe II. @0riteO
Siueater Seats giele nit
arogeh nnOere 8sSalsmoSe.
Bertb bis $239. Spe8ial 6ref.
tag ................ S1.39
Sin grOher Soften Serren Golf.
Semben-angebrodpne 9oiten
bon &emoen tuertb bis su S5c.
6reitag 81 ,.....l...... Soc
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5OObs nnS SaseinntDrs, @ertb
bis S1.00.

5ei6ene unb ipoGene Sastinato.
rem uttb Sooos, n1td tuoaene
Germantown Sooos uuS Sap.
pen, DeiB un6 forbig. aus.
pabl 6reitag, gaiemert ..19e
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300 gaar 9amen.S dnbe,
@erth bis $50 pro 8aar.


8enn Sic einen fleinen SUB b.
ben tonnen sic Greitag bic
Sdlfte Der Sfabfoiten ipnrert.
Sir nobmen nebarbleibiel II.
aeite uniercr $500 Gamen.
Shu6e unO bringen Sic 5rei.
tag i'm goiemert III einem
goiten 5u ...... .$l.2o
9abelnfiGea fir 6erren Hu0 d.
men Geppi6ioblen. ale
@roBen. goIitip 25c pro 9aor
fpertb. Gebr ipe3ieG 5u Toe
5ilSlatifen fir 6erren uHO 9a.
men - NIT 5iI5ioblen. @orm
un6 6ouerbnft. glle @roBen.
Spe3tea bro gSnar 1890. 29t
Serrens nnO ana6cn ertraBOdge.
fdnitteue StiefeI aus CIT.
leoer oOer tan fueihem grome.
2eber. 8erth bis $500 bro
4nor. 5psinlpreis 81 $2.9S
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fEhr QentidLanb,s Gle.

Orleans, Gebr., 2. San. 1916.
.geebrte 8errenl
@eitern lit mir cine 9ltmmer
5brer geid1sten 8eitung in Die
.Sono ~gefommen, uno ibr SnboIt bot
mid often 9elti6en 70 iebr befrie.
.6igt uno mir ans Der SeeIe geipro.
den, oaB i6 mid auf 6 Wonate ols
.Sbr @bonnent onmeIoe un6 fiige 2
fir Die 5Gglide 3eitung Bel.
.gttte pom /. Sonuar 1916 Biz /.
|Suli 1915. Bite tGmpfen Gle I'M.
mer peiter 70 gut fir 8eutidlan0s
|Gbrel SIN 9oraus beiten Cant.
4dtungspoa
Carl S1der, Orleans, 9e6r.
SalfsfOHb.
8altl Wferten, Omaha ...... $1.00
Wan uriterItiibe bic 0euti6e Bref.
liz, inbem man 81 ibrer 8erbrei
hing bettrdgt,
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S~erren6uien.g erfaaf.
8ert6 Bis $3.50. ams. d.
tnnhl 9.re;too -, ~

8ert6 bis $3.50. ams. G1
mail Sreitns an 49,. U1
ungefGbr 500 8anr gutter Ser
re~n-a aSoien. aae 9yar.
ben uno @roBen. @erfottf 5rei.
tag unO Samitae I'M gaiemettt.
4nsiua9l irgen6 zines Srrrea.
An5nges.
Reine gan5moqene 9ommgarn,
8neeos un0 aoi6mir. 3mei.
uno Oreifn6pfige Mtooen. glae
@r6ben 1915. @ertbe bis
$6.9s. 5reitog urtb Samitng
nrr i'm 8aiement al 1898
BON Serren.lte6ersiebern
4iit Sdal. oOer rmIegbarem ara-
cen. Braun, grau itnS biibi1e
Miidungen. 9ae @r0Ben "a
bis "A. 8crthe bis $1,000.
SIN gaiement 6reitog nno
5amitag BIT ......... $5.9S
40ssOaige gGnSluDllene 9ODeltg
aleiOeritOffe- 9tnpp, idpor5
tan, graii, pertb Toe Die 9ar6,
6rettag 81 ....-...e... 39c
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f0.4 sebleidter @or6ansitoff -
Seine GunIitat. weid, leidt
5u maiden. Bertb 23c pro
yaro. 9erfnufs. IT,
preis
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36.56ligsr gebIcidter MnsIin
bic efte scope" grt, nifts
beiieres eefHadt. @ertb Toe
bro Daro. Ser. r.
fauispreiS ..,.., -
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SaIdentiidrr bis at 10e.
Sir Gnmen unD ainDer. Sdlift
un0 init babfden Gpisen uno
Stidereien. Ginige Ieiht be.
idrnust. Spe6iea Stiif 21ae
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6aIfsfonb.

galiG I1erten, Omaha ...... $t.OO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-30
Fifty Years After.


Twenty thousand veterans of the army OF
Grant marched in review before the president at
Washington yesterday trudging along with tot
tering steps over the route their young feet had
covered with springy stride in the morning Of
their sturdy youth. When President Johnson
reviewed the veterans 100000 men, sunburned.
tanned. lusty and vigorous. filled Pennsylvania
avenue with such stream OF vrile life as Il
never had and may never again see. II
was the Grand Army Of the Republic, just fin
ished with its fighting on the field Of battle, and
ready to take UP the conquest OF lfe Some of
them looked back on campaigns from Bull Run
to Appomatox. from '61 to '65 full OF the action
that brought a nation out of the depths of war,
and looking forward with clear eyes to future
great beyond the dreams OF any. They dropped
the muskets after that march down Pennsylvania
avenue, and took up the tools OF peace. States
have been erected cities built civilization in all
its wondrous progress has been established since
then, and these men have had their full share
in the magnificent work Only 10000 of them
marched up Pennsylvania avenue in this review,
while all that are left of the men who fought
under Old Glory in those dark years scarcely
number more than marched before President
Johnson, but these few are the grand Army OF
the Republic. and will so remain while this gov
eminent and it's institutions endure.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-30
What Will Rookefeller DoY

The full significance OF the visit OF John d.
Rockefeller, ir., to Colorado can not be deter
mined until his final judgment is pronounced
and his action taken. Mr.. Rockefeller is now en-
gagged in summing up his experience and obser-
vations, and has promised he will see what can
lie done for the improvement Of Industrial con-
citioDs out there. His visit has been variously
interpreted, some OF his critics flippantly com
pairing It to the tour of feudal lord to receive
and enjoy the homage of his vassals and bond
serfs. Why not give him the benefit OF any
doubt that may exist and concede that he is sim
cere In his professions of desire to be of service?
He has II in his own hands to do much good
and, with first hand knowledge OF the situation,
he may find means TO bring about changes that
viii be OF great value TO those directly affected
He hasn't gone deeply into things in his short
visit, and has been and still is in the hands of
\ men who represent the Rockefeller interests
there. but he has in other ways shown a ten
dency to practical methods In his philanthropic
efforts, consequently 1t is not unreasonable to
look for some genuine good to come from this
inquiry. Mr.. Rockefeller has now a great op-
portunity, and will shortly let the world know
II he intends to work any considerable change in
existing conditions
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-30
Aimed at Omaha

Shelton Clipper: II Billy Sunday does not succeed
In converting the sinners of Omaha It will not be the
fault of the newspapers In the Nebraska metropolis
They are giving the acrobatic evangelist every assist
ance possible to his sermons and hot shots"
Culbertson Banner; There are slight hopes for the
Omaha papers. II anything they give Sunday Billy
little more space than they used to devote to Canada
Bill Frank and Jesse James
Kearney Hub: The Omaha Bee declares that the
short ballot is ripenng very fast II sure is As
matter OF fact It is Just little overripe OF course
we VIII not offend delicate sensibltes by declaring
that it is really rotten
Bloomington Advocate: The Omaha paners are IN
be commended for the excellent manner in which thew
are handling this feature
Silver Creek Sand 1t is to be hoped that within
the next couple Of weeks the Omaha papers will he
worm reading billy" Sundays Is disgusting and
people VINO pay their money In advance for the paperS
are entitled TO financial rebate
Columbus telegram Nebraska,s two hast prsach
ers are Ak-sar-Ben and the State Fair. Ak-Sar-Ben
oehg a purely commercial institution cannot of
oourse, DC Favored with appropriation of money
rom the state treasury but Ak-Sar-Ben shouId re-
ceiVe very large appropriation from the peope's
ueasury OF good VIII and personal patronage because
ol ne tact that 1t always spendldy adverses This
asrcuitural commonwealth to the nation and 10 tho
world me Telegram hopes and believes that In duc
ume Ak-sar-Bens annual fall festival will he 20
OHaIa ana Nebraska what the mardl-gras Festivities
are 20 New Orleans. 1t be done The spiri, ~
oinaha as breathed through the men of Ak-Sa r a.
can accomplish anything D'"'