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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
6oI8e Der Erobibitton.

Die RulIe,1 maden iest cine 81.
fobrung, Die mir Nmeritnner idon
Idnge gemodbt baben, frei1i@ obne oie
M1bortpenorng oora11s gu 3ieben. SSn
feinem 2on6e Ser 5ibiIiiierten Bet
lit Ser @ebrou9 bon Morpbium, So
tain un6 an6eren itim1lterenoen Dro-
gen 70 berbreitet pie Bel uns un6 in
England. Sos lit auf nidts nnberes
3urud5ufijbren als m1f Sic Hrobibi'
ton, sic Sen giirgern bormlofe &ei5-
mitte[ in oItoboliider Grom perbietet
ulro unm0gIi9 moat. Sn 8uBlan6
finoen mir pie6er 6e BeItatigung
6ieier Ebotio9e. 5eitoem 6os Hro-
bibitionsgeieb in 9roft getreten lit,
BOT ii4 sic gepo1terung &ub1onos
IN erfdreden6em Mabe bem @ern1B
bon 9rogen unb @urfotita bingege-
BEN, insbelon6ere aud sic metblide
8epolfer1rng, ge1to1 tpie Bel uns uno
tpie in england.
Tun bot mon Bel uns Elm metteres
@eIet erlufen, 6os sic M0gli9fei-
ten, in BEN 8efis folder Grogen gu
gelonger, befdrdmft. Tas beoel1tet
bod nidts onberes ols cine ponige
Notwithstanding 6es Prohibitions.
gefetes, aIs Elm gineeit0nbnib, oab
sic Trobibition gu idIimmerem 60
fter fibrt. Mor tann trinten, obne
Sem ErinfIafter 5u perfa1en. aber
man tonn midt 9rogen nebmen, OBJ
ne buI6 bon ser Drogenfudt beberrfht
at tper6en.
Dos @efet bin6ert ben gerbreder
nidt, Elm gerbreden 5u begeben. Dos
@eieb miro o19 SEN 9rogenfronfen
nift pe%rbin6ern, fid tpeiter 6ie @toffe
31 beiorgen, sic Tim unertbebrli4
geporben iinb.
Menr unfere @eietgeber gu meit'
iidtig iino, INN aus ibrer nmgeb1ng
gu 1ernen, 10 fonten fie iih bod bur4
SOS @eiipiel @ublorbs gu Ser g.
fenntnib fiibren Iaifen, bob &robibi'
ton Ser @driH bonn fr6bli9-bormtIo'
fen @enieBen ann 2dfter 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
6reD amt nrIanb.

Ser @err @tnotsiefretdr Sec Mus-
mdrtigen Mmtes in 2on6or1 BOT einen,
bohentli9 lnnge oal1ern6en, l1rloub
%arrgetreten, UNI ein merig m1f feinen
2orbern m~1s3uruben. @ie cine Sc
peide beiagt> bot er feline 3bdtigfeit
EN- penig etnitenen miifen, I'M lei.
men Mugen eine &ait 3u gon1ren. Ser
ner beiBt es, 6ab 2or6 Creme BON
Eremier Msauitb eriudt tporben lei,
iih Ser o11smdrtigen 9ngelegenbeiten
@roBbritmriens ar5unebmen uno
bnb Ser Morquis bon 2m6sbotpne
iih bereit erfIdrt bnbe, 2or1 Creme
bilfreid CUR Seite gu iteben. Mn Ser
Srngobie, bie ser Iiitenreife @rep in
@5eme gelett bot, orbeiten Jest 5mei
englide Stoatsmdnner poriiberge.
BEND tpeiter, sic bem eriteren i'm S1.
trigieren un6 Rdnfeidmieben nidt
I'M bieIes noditeben. Somit brn11dt
er niht 5u befIrdten, 6ab linn an
ieinem @erf etpos ber6orbe1t tper6en
Tonne.
Seine Mugen, beiBt es, beourfen
Ser @ube. @r Bot Tie uberange.
Itrengt, Tie gu Ionge often gebobt, NIT
ibnen gu meit gefeben. ODER bot al
sos ltnglid, oos ibr Better umid.
tete, Tie %geblenbet, fonnten un6 tpon-
TEN fie es nidt mebr unieben, uie er
ole Motionen ser @elt in fem Reb
5og ur1o feIbit fem eigenes Bolf BIN.
ter's 2idt fubrte? @ie tpeit 1tnbeim-
li@er meroen fie iett aus feiner
mepbiitoortiger Ebpiioenomie her,
boriteden! Sod o1@ @rep ieIbit Be-
6orf Ser R11be; er torn iie fi@ o11d
g01r1en. SGT er bod in lester 3eit
pieIes, an5upieIes geIeiftet. CT tonn
init ieiner Mrbeit 3ufrieber fem; fet-
ne iingite 9rodenfod, Die er muf
itoIieniidem @o6en fate, bot Sriidte
ge3eitigt, pie er es nidt better Bette
ertporten fonnen. linn 6tefes 3iel 311
erreiden, botte er fi4 ia ou@ eigens
nod Rom begeber, NIT Der iuggeiH.
ben Rroft feiner M11gen 6ie italieni.
i9en 0ipIomnten be5tpungen, fie iei'
1em @inen untertbdrrig ger1o@t.
Ssest berfagen biefe Muaen. ., bob
iib fir imnrer Elm Sdleier auf lie
1egen m69te, barnit Ser fd1immite OIL
Ter g6iepidte bos 11rbeiI, bns er Big
iest in Ser 8eIt mgeridtet BOT, nidt
nod pergr0bern Tonne!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10

9inein5iebung ibrer beiligften Snte-
reiIen in Die Rriegs.pirren Die anglo
pbilen geitrebungen forbern unb fih
feblt meiterbtn i9aben? Bir glou,
ben, es lit on Der Bet, bob segen
6erortige infome @ntitenungen, mie
fie be5iiglid bes gerba1tens bes I'll.
@aters in Ole 8elt gefest tper6en, in
energiidIter @eiie Gront gemoht
miro. 911r4 bos Stiuidtpeigen ldBt
ii4 Die fatboliide 8enolferung Die
les 2mn6es gum ideinbaren @erbIm-
beten iener ang1opbilen Setter ltem-
peln, bie ibr bodites 3iel nur in
einem ofTenen 8ru9 Ser Ser. Stno=
ten nit IeutidIanb erbliden.
@ie mdre es, menn Ser 8. q. 6.
3entralgerein 3u einem entldie6e<
men un6 gemoltiger Nroteite gegen
6teie peradtliden Modenidoften ser
anglopbilen &eber, tpelhe Sen SEQ
men bes FL. 8aters 3ur grreidung
ibrer lidtfdeuen Ibiidten miBbrma-
den, sic Anregung geben un6 sic
Gibreridaft i%bernebmen >purbe.
sammtlide iiber 10000 monn 3ab-
lenben Mitglie6er tpiiroen bos gut
beiBen unb moH idmmtli9e iibrigen
totboIiiden 8ereinigrngen Der Ser.
Stnuten tpurbm iih Dem ebenio ame<
rifnniifen mie fntboliiden l1nterneb<
me1 5tpeifenos anihIieben.
3orum, ibr &otboIifen, ouf CUR
gbrenrett11ng 6es fl. Baters! Muf
gum Sample gegen 6ie 6unflen Mdd-
te, sic @nh un6 6ie geiammte fatbo-
liide @elt in unperid1dmter @eiie in
bie bur9 engIifde ~SiIner Bullets"
ertfadte &mpogne fir ~beor ol6
England binein3upranen noger.
Slut gum &mpfe gegen anglopbile
Me6ertrodt unb 9eudelei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
Muf oen aopt eeitent.

Nidt oltofratiider oIs es geide'
ben lit, bette unter einem u@entle-
mems agreement" bas 9err MeRin-
len 1897 form1i9 NIT gnglon6 ein-
gina oos Ser Nrdiibent &ooiebelt
fannie unb bem1ste, sos @err Saft
gefnnnt bot urrb beiteben lieb un6
bon bem @err @ilion fi4 gebunben
fiibf, ser Neltralhdtsbegriff bon
unierer COMMUNICATION ouf ben &opf
qelteut perben f0n1per1, Biz er our
oireften &arteiedngerei fir @roB-
britamien tpur6e!
9obei lit bieies 9bfommen IN b.
reftem @iberipru4 3u bem Mntsetb
zines ie6en Erdiibenten a1f Die 811n.
oesperfniiung. gs lit sic @iidtldmu,
on Sic lie Die a11stpdrtige Eolitif
umeres 2onbes fir gebunben erah<
ten. Gin gebeimes Mfommer. nn6
bod iagt Sic Understanding aus
6rudIid, BOB gertrage r11r nit Dem
Beirotb 6es gun6es1enots un6 NIT
ser Hatifi5ierung 6ur@ BEN gunbes-
lennt geidloiien merben un6 @Iltig-
felt buben oirfen. Nidt m6ers.
gs lit perfuilungstpibrig unb ge-
gen ben Mntseib bes Hrd1ibenten, Elm
loIdes Mfommen o1s bin6en6 fir
feline gmtihlieBuneen o15uerfenner1.
Sober 8iirger pertrit 6ie 8tn6esber=
fniiung un6 lire nnperleslidtet, Ser
bogegen 6rom modt.
l1no tpen1t uns Mdnner, mie Ser
grprdiibent Saft, iogen: uGs lit iebes
8iirgers EfIibt, BEN Yraiioenten in
ieiner m~sndrtigen EoIitif 5u unter-
Itiisen, ridt Tie ibm gu eridmerer,"
10 fommt bieie Mnbm1ng bo4 bon
ginem, Ser bos gebeime Mbtommen
fennt uno es %ourdgefibrt boben tpin,
obne boB er 6enen, melde er bieie
fragIoie 3%uitimmt1rg CUR Hfli@t
mndt, iagt, boB iold' Elm gebeimes
Mfpnm1en Bel tebt.
Sit ionen 3uitimmen, urter Der
faIiden @orousiesung, oob ser Ira'
libent nod ben @rforoermi1en BEG
Cages frei un6 ungebinbert ii4 fir
bos SEM 2nn6e Gienlihe urb ous
@eredte entideibe, mdbren6 fie ibn
in often Seiieln balten, oie berfai-
iungsmi6rig ftnb.
Zen Nrdiioeuten u5u jtuten," 90
nit unter 8rub Ser 8un6esberfai-
flung Dos gefdebe, mas mir nidt MOL
len, lit teines Birgers. @fli@t. 8e'
1tdnbe cine ioIde Hf1idt, 10 bitten
mir cine Mutofratie, unb sic &e=
pubIif mdre aufgegeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
Ser emaliide Eremierminiiter as

quitb bof SEE l16 an Der Jrorf &C.
modt. @os er BORT getpolt bot, miro
nift beridtet, ober gum BergnIgen
miro CT sic @eiie fn11m sgemam 3D.
ben. @ieneidt bot er 5renh trolten
moQen tpegen oes bielfaden Mibge-
idides, ooB Der britifde Oberfebebls-
bober in iiingiter 3eit gebobt bd.
@ieaeidt bot er a11h cine Strobe 6es
oeutlden @nies bolen tponen, INN
s@9iitthener oormr rieden gu lalien.
Mun fam 11ie mii1en, melde gebeim.
niBDone 3pede NIT elmer iolden &ei-
1e perfolgt tDer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10

Der alte spitb,be Sobn 8n1l mag
on 6en Dor6onenen nod 10 biel nit
6em @dIiHeI 51 @onftontinopel IN
Ser 2uH berumfudteln - es btlff
linn nidts. SIZE Eirfen fteben bor
oem 5dIufeno4.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
Ills General Radenien un6 Sra

N1S VtHtIu1 0Vu0e"Te" ~1U 90
ber5og 5rieori9 bon Seiterrei9 mber
Sen goIi5iifen Gelb5ugsplm einig
getporoen tporer, beriproden lie &c.
genieitiq cine Geftbotple, tpenr1 Der
Elon geIinge. Sest fonnen fie bic
BotpIe in 8raempsl trinfen. Brofitl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-13

operation Another branch " tho re-
port deals with lootnE. Burning and de
stru ton ot property, The general con
c..s WA. the report say. lis that tho
u1nin. and destruction of property
vu," took place was 'uly In very
sun' minority Of cases Justified by
wAt rs necessity" Cascs of fire on
h...ty Eca Cross ambulonccs and
suvtghgr bearers are referred To-. hut
'ho report adds ON the whole We do
NOT tind PROOF OF general or systematic
n.ur on hospitals or ambulsnccs. hut
80 # rot possible to believe that much
care was taken to avoid this"
Cases of the Rcd Cross being misuscd
Tor Offensive military purposes and OF
abuse OF the white tlas are also given
AZ to the latter the report says:
'Tuctc Is iu our opinion sufficient cyi-
ucrcr that these otreusos have boon fro
uucut. deliberate and IN wuny eases COM
miticG Dog whole units under orders. An
the facts mentioned are N coutravcnuon
of Tho Hague convention. signed 10y the
great powers includins France, Ger
many Great Britain and the United
states. H. lal,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-13
FARMERS WARNED NOT
TO PL0W UP WHEAT

WASHINGTON. May Especial warn
ing to farmers was issued today ny the
department or Agriculture cauuoninG
AGAINST blowing under wheat apparently
iiucd by the IIcssian fly. which iurinr
tie last fortnight has been found In largo
numbers I'm local areas In Kansas. okla
homa, Missouri aud Nebraska. Tho do
rartmcnt advises II the crop fails to show
progress FOR another ten DAYS Il would
be time to plant corn or cowpcas. II
says such wheat sometimes develops into
especially large heads and yields from
eight 60 twenty bushels an acre.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-13
A Hint for
Coming Maternity

In a little book designed for eXpectant
mothers more complete instruction IL
given in tho use OF Mothers Friend"
This Is an external embrocation applied
TO the abdominal muscles for the purpose
Of reducing the strain on ligaments. cords
and tcudons.
In thus bringing relief and avoiding
pain great good Is accomplished. 1t
serves to ease the mind. indirectly has a
most beneficial effect upon the nervous
system and thousands Of women have
dclEhtcdly told how they were freq OF
nausea had no morning sickness and
went through the ordeal with most re-
markahle success. Mothers FRIEND has
been growing I'm popular favor for more
than forty years. In almost every COM
munity are grandmothers who used II
themselves. their daughters hr.vc used II
and they certainly must know what a
blessing Il Is when they recommend II
SO warmly. Strictly an external application
Il has no other effect than to ease the
muscles. cords. tendons and ligaments
involved hence is perfectly safe to use by
all women. II is used very successfully
20 prevent cakinE OF breasts.
Mothers Friend" is prepared in the
laboratory OF Bradneld Regulator Co.,
40i Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-13

Ncrsrhot. d, sa>s. von.. and children
wcr. u,uu.d into tho church. which had
recently boon used as o. stable So. a uu.
for forty-cight hours with uo foaH ,'hg.
than roar., bread. AND Gems. t,nr ,uv
mon dcc,ucirs Of lie. I'm otaor ease.
Women aud children V,r, marched for
long distance. tho lJ-rvros bcaua rt"lp'
by the attending Unlaus. 4 woman COM.
plans oft having been Brutality h N.a NN
private. Others were struck Win Oh.
butt end ot rifles and ct Lego women
aud children were chased ob'at th"
streets 10y soldiers. y witness -i,cs q
story very Circumstauual in Us doe
tails. of how women were assaulted TN
the market place of the city, five young
German officers assisting Another Wit
ness tells of q cnrousal of officers. at
which the woman Vt the hous" was shot
vcad. and hcr husband then compelled TO
Gig a grave in the garden and thrr" bury
lis wife. The report goes on.
"1u the evidence before US there are
cases tending to show that aEEraNatud
crimes against women were sometimes
severely punished ono witness reports
that young girl who vas hcing pursued
by drunken soldier al louvain, APP
peeled to German officer. and That the
offender was then and there shot An
other described how an officer OF the
Thirty-secord regiment oI the lima was
led out To execution FOR the Violate nof
two Young girls. but r,pricvcd at the
request or with the consent of the girls
mother These instances are sufficient
to show that the maltrcatmout II women
was no part of the military scheme OF
the invaders, however much II may ap-
pear to have been the incvtabl cr'sult Of
the system of terror deliberately adopted
in certain regions.
civilians Used as screens.
Many instances arc given OF the use OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-13

ordered ia others alloWc-aun "a systcn
and In pursuance Of a SGT purpose That
purpose was 20 strike terror into tho civil
population and dishcartcn the Belgian
troops. 80 as to crush down resistance
and eNtingush the very spirit " self
defense The pretcxt that civilians had
fired upon the invading troops WAS used
TO justify not merely the shooting cf in
dtvldual francs-tircurs, hut the murder OF
large numbers OF innocent civilians. an
act absolutely forbidden by the rules "
civilized warfare.
spirit Of War DcitIed.
In the minds OF Prussian Officers war
seems to have become a sort Of sacred
mission, one OF the highest functions Of
the omnipotont state, which is itself as
much an army as state Ordinary
morality and the ordinary sentiment Of
pity vanish in its presence, superseded
by a new standard which justifiCs to the
soldier every means that can conducc to
success. however shocking to a natural
ense of justice and humanity. however
revolving to hts own feelings The spirit
Of war is dCficd. Obedience 70 the state
and its war lord leaves ~ room for any
other duty or feeling Cruelty becomes
legitimate when II promises victory Pro.
claimed by the heads OF the army. this
doctrine would seem TO have pcrmcatcd
the officers and affected even tho privat,
soldiers. leading them To- justify the
killing OF noncomhatants as an act OF
war, and SO aCcustominE them to slaugh-
ter that even women and children be
come at last the victims. II cannot be
supposed to be a national doctrine. for il
neither springs from nor reflects the mind
and feelings Of the German people as
they have heretofore been known to
other nations. 1t is specifically military
doctrine, the outcome OF theory held
by a ruling caste who have brooded and
thought, written and talked and dreamed
about war until they have fallen under
its obsession and been hypnotizcd by its
spirit.
official Monograph Quoted.
The doctrine is plainly set forth in
the German official monograph on the
usagcs Of war on land. issued under the
direction of the German STAFF. This book
is pervaded throughout by the view that
whatever military needs suggest be-
comes thereby lawful. and upon this
principle, as the diaries show, the Ger.
man officers acted.
II NlllS fAlldudliOHb DC inc true ono
tho mystery is solN ed. and that which
seemed scarcely credible becomes more
intelligible though not less pernicious
This is not the only cases that history
records in which false theory, dis
guising itself as loyalty to a state or t.
a church. has perverted the conception al
duty and becomes "a source Of danger tC
the world"
Another division of the report IL on the
killing of noncomhatants in France.
This is not as detained as the case OF
Belgium, as the committee states that tn,
| French official report gives the most
complete account as to the invaded dis.
tricts in France.
MaItreatmcnC of Women.
A special chapter is given to the treat
ment of women and children The latter
it is said. frequently received milder
treatment than the men. But many in.
stances are given OF calculated cruelty,
often going the length of murder, to-
wards the wome nand children" AZ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-13

civilians Used as screens.
Many instances arc given OF the use OF
civilians as screens during the military
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-13

MaItreatmcnC Of Women.
A special chapter is given to the treat
ment of women and children The latter,
1t is said. frequently received milder
treatment than the men. But many in.
stances are given OF calculated cruelty.
often going the length of murder, to
wards the wome nand children" At
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-16

RHEUMATISM treated successfully, re-
suits guaranteed. DR.. Bowser. S14 Bee Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-16

n,nrus ANn nnArHs.

Births-,Birch and susie Austin, zols
,teavenworth, boy: John and Violet Braot
B2I5 North Twenty-sixth avenue. gitl
girl: George and Lizzie Elaasser, 2Sl
Harvey, Eiri: Fred and Minnie Gibson
ei5 south Twenty ninth, boy, julius eng enc
sherman and Ida Peticolas. 5OO2 Dodge
two boys; Val j. and Margaret Peter,
GLADYS smith. Ills North Twcnty-fourth
girl -
Deaths-Baby Edgar, hospital; pomin.
ico Cosenfina, Fifty-firat and Dodge
Peter sass, a. 25Oe Patrick avenue. Jo.
peph Niles, "a, hospital; Cleo Braden, ~
hospital; Carrie Klink. "a, hospital.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Whenever you are considering selling or
buying a used car and you want fun
value for your money or you want people
who are willing to pay for what they arc
getting you viii have no regret " YOU
buy or advertise through the used car
column OF The Bee. Phone ~ Ter 1000.
FOR SALF;-My used Oldsmobile touring
car, in good condition, $500. Car can be
seen at DI Farnam St
overton's for ieaky raoiator. SOC. dealers.
CARTER coupe, nearly new; fully
equipped; run less than 1900 miles. less
than % per cent OF cost cash. Address
r ISL Bee.
500 REWARD for any magnetic we can't
repair. Coils repd. BaYsdorfer go N. 80
NEBRASKA Buick service station. 1914
Fatnam 81. Phone DouElas in
FoNTENELLE AUTO CO. 2l6 8. 18Th
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cars. guaranteed as represented
Industrial Garage Co. 10th q Harvey SITS.
ONE 1913 Cadillac roadster, JO-II. p, In
splendid condition. $500 Can be seen at
O64 Farnam St
GOOD b-passenger Overland for sale
cheap. 4i4 Barker Block. Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-16
TOday's Movie Programs

LANTERN slides for movies. Send your
copy 70 us. We can reproduce photos
OF win prepare your copy. We will color
as directed. Bee Photo Dept. 100 Bee Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-16
HELP wANTED-TEMALE

Hotels and Rcstaurnntr.
| EXPERIENCED waitress. 1904 Douglas
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-16
FoR SALE

FOR sALEf-Here is a classification that
ia OF the utmost Importance to every
reader, as this column offers some eNcep-
tional opportunities every day and a
small want ad will sell your article at It's
full value. Phone Tyler 1000
Horses and vehicles.
TEAMING gears, enc or n carload. All
sizes, two 10 six-ton capacities. We sell
the Gtudebaker, the Balm, the Peter
Schuttlcr. Pakin and Buerkens. Must sell
100 this month Big reduction in price.
JOHNSON DANFORTH COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-16
LOST AND FOUND


HORSE AT CITY POUND.
One white horse about II years old;
nine hundred 900 pounds, taken up Sept.
9, 1915, and now at city pound. VIII be
sold az public auction TO the highest bid
der for cash at said pound at the hour OF
10 o'clock In the forenoon on the 10th day
OF September, 1915, unless redeemed by
owner before said date.
A. WAGGONER, Poundmaster.
LOsT-Lady's gold watch. Elgin. Re-
ward. Paul Weliensick. Lorton, Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-16
MEDICAL

PILES, FISTULA CURED.
DR.. f. II. larry cures piles, fistula ana
other rectal diseases without surgical
operation. Cure guaranteed and no
money paid until cured Write for book
on rectal diseases with testimonials DIR
E. r. TARRY. 24O Bee Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-16
MAnnIAcu LTCrNsEs.

The following marriage licenses were
Narnn and Residence. Age
Henry A. Anderson, Underwood. Ia. ~
Marie Vesey, Underwood ....'......... u
Fred A. Kloffing Underwood, Ia...... q
Gertrude Whitney. Underwood. IL
John l. Burrows. P1attsmouth........ 81
Louise Guthman. Piattsmouth...... ~
Emil o. Anderson, OmahR........over ~
Myra A. Hansen. Omaha .........'over -
Thomas @. Duffy. Omaha ,............... ~
Madeiaine O'Connor, Omaha, "
Raymond X. Culver. Omaha ......-.... y
Mildred r. Bherret, Omaha ..s.......'.' ~
17ooert II, Owens, 8vea City. Ia...... se
Alice Campbell, Malvern, la....-..'.' %
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SIR Horace P1unkett, southeast corner
Sixteenth and Capitol avenue, alterauons
and repaira, ss2. 600; r.. T.. Smith, 5lls
North Twenty-third repairs, $500; L Pic
cado. 1918 Pierce, repairs, 500; A. ". an
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FURNACES AND TINwORK.
HABERsTROH. 1925 Hamilton. Wal. 2s71.
FLORISTS.
BATHS. florists. 1904 Farnam st. d. 5000
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L. HENDERSON. 1914 Douglas. %. 1888.
Member Florist Telegraph Del Assn.
HESS & swoBODA. 1415 Farnam St
A. DoNAGHUB, 1922 Harvey. Doug. 1OO1.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
WE replate everything OF metal. Omaha
Plating CO.. 1870 Harvey ST. Est. 1885.
INSTRUCTION.
English French. instruction. So5 Lyric Bid
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
II. II. CLAIBORNE, 612 Paxton Blk. Red
7401. Notary public, deposition steno.
c. w. BRITT. SO1 Baker Block.
LANGUAGES.
Languages taught; private or classes
Web, 1884
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