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Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
Estimates Made
by Departments
for Buildings

rum ~ NthAA CoITthDoIiucUl.)
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. 6.-(Spe-
ciai. )-Estimates for the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1871. as prepared by the
treasury department and today submitted
TO congress include the following; Post
offices In Nebtaska-Alliance, for con-
tinuatiou building. $4,000. Aurora. for
continuation. $50 900. =. Chadron. for con-
tinuation. $4,000. Falls City. for con-
tinuation. 10000. flIncoins. for compile
ton. extension. remodeling. etc. $4,000;
for mail conveying machinery, $1,000
Lincoln. rent OF buildings, 5000. Omaha.
court house. custom house and post
office. for lookouts. ta.7oo wahoo, fos
commencement BUILDING. $4,000
Missouri river-Contlnuins Improvement
and for maintenance with a view 70
securing n permanent six foot channel
between Kansas City and the mouth OF
the river. s2.lO0.0O0; for snagging and
nnaintenance OF Improvement between
Kansas City and Sioux City, $4,000; con-
/ tinuing Improvement and for maintena
ance between Sioux City and ltrt Benz
ton, $4,000 Total amount - De appro-
priated. s2.275.0Oo Amount appropriated
+ for fiscal year ending June 30 1915, ST.
! 100 600.
Usual estimates for the support Of
Indian schools in Nebraska and South
I Dakota are made without material
change.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
SIX ARE INDICTED
HERE FOR PERJURY
Witnesses for Union Pacific in the
Moore Damage Suit Held by
Federal Grand Jury.
CASE SETTLED FOR $4,000


Six men have been indicted by the
!, federal grand jury in omaha on a
, charge OF perjury while they we're
witnesses for the defense in the re-
cent trial of the suit OF John A.
Moore, Omaha attorney. against the
Union Pacific Railway company.
: Moore sued for $4,000 damages
for injuries received when a train on
which he was entering Omaha had a
: slight collision. He alleged that as a
result of the injury he was rendered
=subject to epileptic fits. The defense
sought to show that he had been sub
ject to this affliction before the acct
dent.
witnesses were brought from all over
the United states by both slices and
Moore'a past life was scrutnized with the
greatest care and regardless of expense.
When the case came up for trial the
railroad secured the best counsel TO as
slst its own attorneys and the trial ran
for long time in the United States court
here.
The Jury finally awarded the plaintiff
damages Of $500. Moore recently settled
the suit for 5000. which was paid IN
cash.
The six men Indicted have not yet been
apprehended and placed under bond.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
,BRIT0NS DON'T ENLIST
FAST ENOUGH FOR HIN

LONDON. Dec. 6-The recruiting
scheme Of the Earl OF Derby. director
OF recruiting. has not been as successful
az had been hoped for. according to
James Henry Thomas. labor member OF
Parliament. addressing 4 meeting 81 rail-
way workers at Long Eaton last night
Mr.. Thomas said he had discussed the
matter with the Earl Of Derby Saturday
and that the earl had expressed the
opinion that his plan had not been as sue
cessful as he had anticipated or had a
right to expect. Therefore the earl de-
olared that the supreme effort must be
MADE in the next few days by those who
valued their freedom and were opposed
70 conscription.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07

/ cheer leader. Ralph Goldberg a contest
was held but most Of the yeils composed
by the students were not acceptable.
Tho mld-year graduating class, accord
inE 70 the present outlook, ia TO be q
very small one IL Will be composed Of
not more than twelve or thirteen mem
, bers according 10 recent announcements
Several games have been scheduled for
the girls basket ball team this season.
Last year the girls stood high IN the
state championship race. having been do
rented but once during the entire season
The sophomorcs participated IN hard
times party IN tho school gymnasium
Friday evening. Behind locked doors the
stuck-uD underclassmen played old
fashioned games OF All kinds. Refresh
was had.
An alumni debating team composed Of
Garwood Richardson, captain Of the 1913
. trio; Frank Faux captain OF the 1915
team, and Frank Broadwell viii debate
The high school debating team on, the
ming, December 10.
The Dramatic club met Wednesday aft
ernoon The constitution was organized
~ IglL Plans to produce q short play
| duction viii b. under the tutela &c OF an
Omaha director. The pay will take the
place OF the usual mid-year senior play.
The Catch-Me-Pal club will give a
vaudeville or minstrel show within the
next month or later to raise funds. The
financial department OF the club has
members are planning to give distinctly
stag entertainment In an endeavor to
raise the funds.
An inspection tour Of the Omaha &
Council Bluffs Street Railway company
plant, the Omaha Ice company plant and
the Omaha Electric Light and Power
company plant was participated IN by
members members OF Prof. Pixies physics class
wednesday morning and afternoon. This
is the second trip OF its Kind to bp held
since the opening of school, the first be
ing through the Swift & Company plant.
Magic city Gossip.
THE GODDESS" starts today Mt the
Besse theater. Soc chapter today sure.
OFFICE space for rent in Bee office. 23S
y strict Terms reasonable. Well known
location. Tel. South n.
At the Centurion club card party TO
De given at the club rooms at Twenty
sixth end r streets next Thursday even
ing rive turkeys VIII be given away.
Burton Rice, IL at home again with his
parents after an absence Of ten years
In tho northwest.
A HID appreciates having money In the
bank Encourage that idea by starting n
SAVINGS account In its name in the Lave
stock National Bank for Xmas.
Miss Anita Stewart and Earle Williams
appear at the Besse tonight In the photo
play beautiful THE Goddess" This is
positively hte highest class serial story
ever projected.
South Omaha lodge No ia. Mystic
Workers Of the World. VIII hold It's an
nu0l election OF officers Tuesday evening,
December Z. at the Independent order OF
Odd Fellows hall at Twenty-fourth and
Want ads for The Bee may be left nj
The Bees branch office 23iS " ST Rates,
70 word for one time, lac n word each
day for week. Prompt and courteous
service.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
Says Germans Were
repaired to Flee

LONDON. Dec. s.-lrhe Lausanne cor
respondent Of the Times claims to have
accurate Information from Berlin that
the Germans got tremendous fright dur
ing tie Anglo-French offensive the end
OF September, and at Brussels all the be-
longings OF the headquarters staff stood
for three days packed on motor cars
ready for instant flight because the
staff feared the offensive would sue
coed.
A the Germans are still I'm a state of
alarm. the correspondent continues. they
propose in January to make n desperate
attack OF their own on the western front
and to this end the Krupps are working
feverishly to prepare the necessary big
guns and materials. 'rH
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
ASK WILSON'S TO STOP
ON THEIR HONEYMOON

WASHINGTON. Dec. e.--President viii
son and Mrs. Norman Gait. who will
DO married December IS. began receiving
invitations today TO visit different local
tiles on their honeymoon.
Most OF them came from the south.
While the plans OF the wedding trip
are being kept a strict secret. it be-
came definitely known tonight that tho
couple expect to be away from Wash
ington Christmas day.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
Treasurer IRE Busy
Checking Up Autoists
(From a staff Correspondents

I LINCOLN, Dec. s--(special.)--In an Of
Hort TO check UP automobile registrations
In Douglas county. County Treasurer
lure OF that county has sent Miss Hattie
Beck ana Miss Myra Nourse OF his Of
flee 70 Lincoln. where they are engaged
] in. checking up the state lists in an eff
fort TO compare the two
The registration for 1915 In Douglas
county showed 5,Ss2 automobiles. and the
young women will ascertain II the NUM-
bers compare WITH those In the office OF
the secretary OF state.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
RUSSIAN ELECTORAL
COLLEGE MEN ARRESTED

BERLIN. Dec. 6-IBy Wireless 10 Say
yille.)-An item given out FOR publication
b. the Overseas News agency says;
The Moscow police have arrested part
Of the electoral college delegated by Rus
sian workmen for choosing representa-
tives 70 the war industry board.
AT night military patrols maintain or
der IN the parts Of Moscow inhabited by
working classes"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
Old Paddock Game
Played Once More

When Lloyd coggins. Perth. N. D.. saw
stranger near the Union station strug-
Cling with q paddock. he became curious
and looked on. Pretty soon he got into
q conversation. Later .le bet SIS that he
ccuid open the paddock without the aid
OF key. He lost. because the paddock
was soidcred together.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
SETON QUITS SCOUTS
AS TOO MILITARISTIC
Famous Naturalist Asserts Wood
craft Now Comes Second
Instead of First.
HE ORGANIZES NEW LEAGUE

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.--Ernest
Thompson Seton, naturalist and
writer OF books on nature, today an
nounced his resignation as chief
scout OF the Boy Scouts OF America.
In a statement explaining his action,
Mr.. Seton said he resigned because
OF a gradual change to policies to
which he is opposed and for which he
blames James E. West of this city,
the present chief scout executive.
Militarism now comes first and wood
craft. the original purpose Of the move
ment, second. according to Mr.. Seton,
who announced the formation OF the
''woodcrafts league" inviting members
OF the Boy Scouts 20 Join u.
Their OriginaI Purpose.
when Baden-Powell and / organized
the Boy Scouts of England in 1905 and
tho Boy Scouts OF America In 1870" Mr.
soton's statement said. "our purpose was
20 make all young people of America
outdoor children by teaching them the
joys OF outdoor life. AS originally formed
the scouts OF America were TO form a
/
THE study Of trees, flowers and ma
ture." he continued. is giving way to
wig-wsgging. drills and other activities
of military nature, thus destroying
the original aims of the organization.
As It stands now, militarism comes first
and woodcratt second"
Mr. Seton explained that he severed
! his connection with the movement last
spring, but deferred announcement OF II
until 1t had been accepted by the execu-
tive board, step which he said had not
been taken.
Election Held Tn.
Mr. Seton said that last February his
election as chief scout was held up be-
cause he was not an American citizen.
There are several members of the
board today who arc Britishers," he said.
Several years ago 1 took out my first
papers, but when the war came up
could not very we'll take out my final
papers. SO / am waiting until after the
war before becoming a full fledged Siu-
zon in the meaning of the law"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
CLARENCE MITCHELL IS
BOUGHT BY CINCINNATI REDS

DENVER. Colo. Dec. 6-The cineln-
matt Nationals have purchased the serv-
ices of Clarence Mitchell. one OF the
leading Western league pitchers. last year
~ith Denver. according to advices from
the east toniGht
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
MIectIon Hold IN.
nrlnr. woundea cnnna,nn..

ST. JOHN. NJ, B., Dec. 6-The steam
ship scandinavian, which arrived today
from England. brought III Canadian sol
diers, including men wounded in battle
and some who were sent home on ac-
count of Illness. They were forwarded
by special train to Quebec.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07
NIsh-sofin Rnnd Onnn

SOFIA (Via London), Dec. 6.-Official
announcement was made here today OF
the re-establishment OF railway com
munication between Nish and Sofia.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07

F The man who buys Omaha real
estate at it's present price will be
the one who will within a few years
be pointed to as very shrewd bust
ness man.
F Business conditions in Omaha were never
better than they are today Omaha is fast be-
coming the great market place of the central
west buyers and sellers of various kinds are
meeting in greater numbers every day on our
markets.
Of Omaha manufacturers are increasing in
number each year and the products of
these various factories are finding a ready
market in almost every town and city of
the country.
# Real estate purchased ten years ago has
shown advances in values little dreamed of at j
that time, and Omaha is only coming into "A
her rightful position city of the greatest
agricultural and stock raising district of the
United States.
Ct Values in real estate are going to in
crease faster in the future than they have
in the past, and if you want to be one of
the profitors, now is the time to secure
your real estate interests.
q Omaha offers numerous kinds of real estate
investments within the reach of any investor.
By buying little in advance of the develop
ments, the small investor can secure acreage
tracts residence lots in various locations,
which will be sure to show handsome increases
in value; while the large investor can secure
properties that will double in value within
short time
F In today'S BEE you will find number
of choice properties located in various
parts of the city, offered at prices which
will make them very profitable investments
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07

II you don't win one Of
these Dollies perhaps You
can get ono nsTt wsSf
only one doll win be given
70 any enc person.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07

The honor roll Is one OF the biggest
ever attained among the students Of the
school.
Merle Curt Il being congratulated by
several students on his election TO the
office OF official South High school scroll
keeper.
The Win-My-Chum club met last Mon
day afternoon az the high school. DIFF
ferent reports on interesting topics were
made BY members.
The senior class met Friday afternoon
after school A masquerade party u
planned 10 be given at the home OF Leslie
Lurcher next Friday eVening.
Principal s. W. Moore has been made
a director OF the Nebraska State Debating
league from the Eastern district FIRE.
mont held this position last year.
Photographers have been very busy dur
ing the last week taking pictures o. the
different societies and classes OF the
high school for the commencement issue
OF the "To0ter."
The faculty committee on yclls seems
10 be slow In recommending yells 70 the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07

Telephone Question Up.

The proposition Of abolishing the scent
toll charge on telephones between Omaha
and South Omaha, that has been In
vogue for years. will be taken up with
tho city commission at It's meeting this
morning by a delegation Of South Side
business men.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-07

Julia's picture will be in
The Bee every day this week.
Cut them out and ask your
friends to save the pictures
In their paper for you, too.
See how many pictures OF
Julia you can get. and be
sure TO turn them In to The
Bee office before 4 p. M,
Saturday, December II.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20

Ser 9%reimddte Stanoapo Ser
e11gliidJen Ilottenpolitif lit audi mab-
rentp soes arieges crbalten geblieben
gnglallo Bot mebr Sdiffe, eingebiiBt,
dig brei lei1er Gerbiil1oeten 5uiam-
nle1geno1n1llen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20

tie. % rll,Bte ettpas geldebn, Inn
cinem iolden elltgeget 5ll arbeiten,
1llrD IS erfolgte Der Mltgriif ODER
siGeinangriff nuf Die uGroullaA
ourd) einl britiiheg llnterjee.
boot, Dos, bon 4lcenstom11 aus i'm
lcid)t ms @erf lcbe,t fonnte.
9el,lt, Die 8abrbeit miro an Sen
Gag fornnlelt. Gle &omman6eure
Der l1nterieeboote miiiIen iiber ibre
Mbatigfeit a1r Die Momiralitdt rap,
portirelt, gang glcid)giiltig of lie mil
ibrelt Mngriffen grfols gebabt babeu
ooer nidt. @enn ein beutfbes
ntterleeboot einen Nngriff naf sic
yOronao1s gemadt bat, miro Bic bellt-
lde Momiralitat oas 5tpcifellos 31,ge-
iteben. @enn 0as aber nidt Ser
SAT- par, miro lie n,b nidt 5ogern,
1oea Inter ee6oot Angriff auf sic
p0rbuna" als ei1tcl, britiidenu Grid"
einen britiiden u9luff" 5llr Neual,f-
regltrtg Der offentliden Meimlng III
ben Ser. staatc,t eegen 0eutlhlan>
an Den Stranger 81 l%tel(clt. Mbtpar-
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20
Ginc S6rfciac pon Gnalaub.

ST. eirem Sic 5reibeit CUR Gee"
int britiidlelr 8latter1 erldienene1
Mrtifel lelet mir ben Sab: Sic Or
orollelung t0es oel1tiden @anoels lit
eiles Der Gripilcgien, gbie @roBbri=
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ltrlad)ett nl1b oes 3rpefes 0es &rieges
mieber, lagts u@errllonia SCROLL il,
Mtl1pnl1fee.
ST. '0em 6e5eihnete1 MrtifcI miro
nns Mnerifanern, uns, Sic mir il,
llnterapiirfiger @rgebenbeit Sen britt
ldea SSnterellels oienen, oie 1pir. ulz
lcres gan5e .mirt6idoftlide 11no politi-
Idle 3ltfunft, urrlere 5elbltadtung,
nniere rationale @bre, alles, olles
fir gnglan0 ollfs Spiel leben, BOZ,
|'bieicm England cine iniamc Sbrfeige
berabfoIet. Cine @brfeige, in oer
|iopiel geradtl11rg liegt, SOB mir, TO-
fern mir nod) eilt anenig Gbrgefiibl
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beld)eioc1en 9fcit @albingtoniden
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fcit madeu, mem Gclltldylanb in lei.
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Iatdt6ootfrieg mag ia eiltigen or1es
rifaniidel @riten 1,nbeql,em iein
aber lite aperOen iih cinfadl 6arnit ab
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ton Oieic Sbrfeige nid)t fiiblt, fat oos
freie @olf Der Nn1erifa1er fei1lc GIMP.
fi1pOllng nlebr? @irb es iid) einfod
banit abfin0en? 9ber bot g1lgloni
redtt, ulls 81 beradten ulto, gu obr
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20

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tn 81 pafo, Ser. perbaftet. neil tie
EGGPLANT batten, iber Die i'm Bilbe gez
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rung an5uaetteln.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20
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