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Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01
People and Events

high court decision gives the jitney the right to
for the niekels in Virginia without franchise
Liberty has deep root In the Old Dominica.
Miss Missouri Hawkins of New York, just
the century mark. reealsths time she danced with La
fayee great honor surely. but what kind OF dance
could girl OF do with man Of ST.
The divorce mills OF Kansas do tidy domestic
business with becoming sobriety One-seventh Of the
matrimonial ventures OF the state 80 away ana ap-
peal TO the court for relief from team work Last
year there were i6z2 weddings and AXE divorces
Seven OF the los counties didn't have divorce
Warden Osborne OF Sing sins has a chance to
put his reform theories the test Among HE latest
boarders man who was tried and acquitted Of
murder and sentenced forty years for aesed
participation IN holdup then released BY . higher
court the ground that he not properly identl-
The last turn Of the wheel brought him twenty
five years for robbing sailor Of 50 In this case
theory goes against tough proposition
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01
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The first grand shopping excursion put On by
Loyal L. smith was pronounced grand success A
special excursion train came the b. a NJ. char
tered for the exclusive the patrons Smiths
dry goods store. and the enterprise is said to be
unprecedented In the history OF the city.
large audienoe attended the May day concert at
the Young Mems Christian association Mr.. Mcdonald
and Ma Ella Mcbride carrying Off special praise
amons asNNeTforners.
eeoaha squeezed IN a victory over the cieyolands
on the bese ball grounds today. Score. 10
The contract let BY the county commissioners
70 John r. coota 20 build the retaining wall around
the court house The price named Is si0soo and the
work Is % BE- completed IN ninety days
Mr. and Mis- George N Smith and family. for
merry Of Plattsmouth. have to Omaha TO reside
perInaBenuy .s.+-''t -t.t-
Barney Hughes. old-tims telegrapher. is mere
rolr Memphis visiting his cousin John A. Creighton.
c. = Hsrrison. room - Omaha National Rank
building wants % seIl 5000 family diving horse
Another strike l. Threatened among Western Union
telegraph spectators.
Arrangements have been made 70 locate the city
treasurer. city clerk. auditor and engineer IN room.
n ths new county court house until other quarters
available.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01
Editorial Snapshots

Washington Post: Senator Poindexter's
reasons for returning TO the fold are in
teresting, but none was really needed
Washington Star: Peace sessions at
The Hague are almost as crowded as the
Wednesday night prayer meeting when
the circus Is In town.
Indianapolis News; The discovery that
the laps in Turtle bay are really doing
what they say they are doing must be a
great disappointment to former Repre-
sentative Hobson.
Philadelphia Ledger; Once again Jersey
Justice wins. Holding a careless water
company responsible in a typhoid case h
fixing responsibility and educating the
public at one and the same time.
New York Post: Was there any pre-
meditation in President wflaon's seiec-
ton of q ID. A. r. convenkion as the
place at which to commend to bis eoun-
trymen the virtue Of sellf-res Saint?
Wan Street Journal: II you come into
wall street for ~clean-up.'' you usu-
ally get II. Suppose you content yourself
with profits which would amply satisfy
the people who really know what they
are doing?
St. Louis Republic: President wilson's
reference to the great silent body OF
Americans In his recent neutrality speech
win remind many people Of the fact
| that the most OF the noise Il coming from
a very few mer.
indianapolis News: It's all well enough
for the Noordam. with the women's peace
conference delegates. TO fly a white flag
with the word Peace IN blue letters on
IL. but suppose some OF those submarines
can't read EnglishH
Pittsburgh Despatch Kitchener, Lloyd
George says, Is very gratified at the re-
suit of recruiting and the government
does not believe CONSUMPTION could do
| any better Some OF the American mill
tarists may ponder that expert testimony
with profit.
/ Philadelphia Ledger: Last week sew
enteen years ago our war with spain
was declared. II lasted scarcely three
months and half. To October l. 1885.
the total deaths reached 29lo. OF whom
a,Sa died from disease, and the war ex-
penditures to that date amounted TO
about se4O.O00OOO. Compare these figures
with those OF the European conflict and
they seem a mere skirTnish. And yet al
the time they seemed very serious.
Philadelphia Ledger; Americas strength
Is 20 be found In It's 100000 business CON
Germs What they want is freedom OF
opportunity and the unfettered use OF
their time. II costs them money TO I'M
out intricate inquiry blanks from Wash
inston and attend benevolent investiga-
tons They do their best work when let
alone. And the kind OF government that
frets and binders them hampers produc-
ton and hurts the general good.
Springfield Republican,: The passage
Of the widowed mothers pension bnl hy
the New York assembly by the over
whelming vote Of l2S 10 T. following the
passage OF the bill by the senate several
days before. is striking evidence OF the
popularity which such legislation has ac-
Quired In the few years since Il was first
tried. This form OF relief has reached
Its FIRST important development IN this
country and Is likely to remain for some
time Americas most important contribu-
ton 60 the modern problem Of social in
suranoe which. in its several divisions,
has received very much move attention IN
! Europe than here.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01
EscuIapius Up to the Minute.


new era has dawned in the practice of
medicine. or maybe It would be more nearly
accurate to say that the doctors are keeping
right up TO date. For example, an Iowa doctor
actually flies to the relief OF an injured man. an
adventitious aviator taking him on his mission
at the rate Of 10 miles per hour. This is inn
proyement with emphasis. In days not so far
gone the Iowa doctor patiently made his way on
foot OF horseback over the muddiest roads the
sun ever shone on. his outfit OF drugs medica-
ments and instruments In his saddlebags, NOV
ing from patient TO patient on a never ending
round. He dispensed blue mass, eAlomel. quinine
and similar nauseous drugs in such liberality
that frequently sick man got we'll merely to
escape the doctors attentions. Nowadays, he
mounts a swiftly moving flying machine and
outspeeds the wind to the bedside Of the suf-
fering ministers to him from the plethora Of
modern aids TO health and leaves him, mind
composed and body restfui. blessing the inven-
lions Of the age. The distance travelled by the
art OF hsaling between the saddlebags and the
era OF the flying machine Is not to be measured
in the terms Of days and months but in the
strides OF science. which have been such that an
Omaha doctor recently felt justified In testify
ing in court that first-year student In a good
medical school today sees more than Darwin
did in the Eenith OF his fame.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01
Twice Told Tales
FIXED the Beys.

An old circus tells this one;
THE usual crowd OF small boys was gathered about
the entrance Of the tent in town In illinois,
benevolent looking old gentleman standing nearby
watched them for few minutes with peaInns eye.
Then walking up TO the ticket-taker. he said with
an air OF authority;
LET all these boys in. and count EN- as they
pass
''The gateman. thinking that the benevolent look
ing old gentlemaD was INDUCING In bit of phlan-
thropy did as requested When the last lad had gone
in he turned and announced; sTwenty-four. sir
Good. said the benevolent looking old gentle
man. as he walked away, I thought guessed right "
philadelphia Ledger
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01
TO MY HAT.

Yes thou surely art a sumner.
Oh, my hatl
Biggest have seen this sunmsr.
oh. my hiatt
Thou hast flowers, tips and bows
And thou strikest on the noss
Him who dares TO come too close.
Oh. my haiti
Oh. my hat!
In the wind thou wiggie-woggie,
T, What Of that7
Tho my head doth ache ana throb
l sure made a hit with Bob,
And he saith thou didst the Job,
Oh, my hat.
Thou hast caused me quarts Of tears.
Oh. my hail
Springs and falls for twenty years
More than that
Hast made wrinkles In my face
And brought on a nervoue case,
But 10 shun thee, were disgrace.
Oh, my haiti
Half Of last months wages bought thee.
oh my hat!
Thirty afternoons ] sought thee
Blessed hat
But mans fancy II hath willed thee,
/ must wear thee though II kill me,
And my dying words shall sti1l be
Oh-my-hatr'
Lincoln. HELEN CARRAHER
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

When you talk about buying ten cents
or one dollars worth Of any foodstuff
what do you mean by "worthT' The only
measure of genuine worth in the pur-
chase of eatables must be nutrition. But
do you keep nutrition in mind when you
buy the family provisionsl Let us see.
Meat Is probably your biggest item.
Yet no less an authority than DR.. Hutch
ison, the dietittan, says that meat Is a
dear food. Why7 Because we pay far too
much for the amount Of nutrition that
we secure. Meat contains as per cent wa
ter-think OF that when sirloin In chalk
ed up at SOC lb.-three-querters water!
Now, take Faust SPAGHETTI, made
from Durum VIII eat. rich. glutinons ce-
real OF spaghetti and its allied prod
ucts, the same authority saws that they
contain only. 10 per cent water, ana these
foods are absorbed almost in their en-
tirety--go to make blood. muscle and It's
sue. Faust Spaghetti costs loo large
package-nearly all worth
MAULL BROS.
st. Louis, u. s. A.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

Why" asked the little girl. do angels
have wings?"
Maybe" answered the little boy, ITS
to prevent them from getting the golden
streets all mussed up with their muddy
Star
How did you get your clothes torn
and your face bruised7T' asked the boys
father.
MY condition" was the cautious re-
ply, us the result Of a slide to second
But I thought you were unfpiring the
gamer
~ was. / said the boy who slid didn't
make it."-W Arlington Star.
Il want you" said the fair society
leader. ito give me plain opinion about
Madame" said tPe gallant cavalier.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

The democratic ideal" explains Missouri
spokesman. ''is a realm with the bosses reduced
20 the ranks and the people ruling through
strictly accountable representatives" The reality
in a realm Of elective bosses who in Missouri.
reject presidential nominations because they
lack gumshoe endorsements. and in Nebraska
fight so fiercely for the spells that mouthful
rarely comes over the counter to nourish the
faithful.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01
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Appreciation of Music I'm Omaha.
OMAHA. April 0.-To the Editor Of The
Bee; Omaha Is ragtime crazy Is IL not
a positive proof Of this when such or
Ranizations as the Mendelasohn choir of
Omaha and the Chicago symphony or
ehestra come together IA joint program
end receive such small audiences as they
have for several years?
Should not the business men Of our city
back up the Mendelssohn choir to the
extent OF ct least appearing at their
concerts?
II a ragtime band were to appear in
this city they would have no trouble in
getting a crowd. People would gladly
stand up the entire evening to hear such
music; to hear the men with their blasted
comets or 90 hear the trombones blare
out an. ear-piercing blami blam,
Is II not shame that city the size
OF Omaha with such country to draw
from cannot fill the Auditorium for two
evenings. but can jam a huchey- kuchey
show at the carnival and keep on pouring
in It from the time II starts in the after
noon until 1t closes. and repeat this day
after day until the carnival festival is
over?
There are, business men in this town
who would have It understood that they
are we'll educated, but would rather go to
some buriesque show and see a chorus
OF painted beauties swing their legs in
the air than to hear the grandest music
ever written by the masters Of the art
Omaha has a choir of which II should
b. proud, so let US not only say we are
proud Of IT, but show that we are help
ing to make their next concerts one grand
big success. A MUSIC LOVER,
That Kick on Late Rowling.
OMAHA, April 3o.-To the Editor Of
The Bee In answer to a, kick on all
night bowling"
Not being able 10 have a personal inter-
view a. I should like 20 with the party
who asked you to publish the above com
plant from the fact that his full name
and address are not in evidence l take
the only means Of answering available,
but with full name and address attached
thereto
AS every one who enters my place of
business knows I have been very careful
about stopping play on all alleys at y
O'clock. they must know II is not with
my consent or favor that anything like
4 o'clock In the morning bowling
should have been in evidence at all.
Now as I myself enjoy sleeping and go
home TO sleep with the assurance that
my place OF business is quiet from u
o'clock until morning, ] would consider
1t favor to be told personally about an
occurrence Of this kind so that can cor
rect same without giving the general
| public the impression that am running
all night, which as they all should know
is far from being the existing state OF
affairs. AS to the other disturbances
mentioned in connection with this same
complaint do not know anything of
them. but win adjust at once what seems
to have occurred during my absence here
Tuesday night.
Assuring the author of the above COM
| piaint and the public in general that ]
would, appreciate personal interview
on any thing like the above hereafter.
W.. L. SCHOENMAN,
| Proprietor, The Farnam Alleys.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01
DefinitIon Of water.

Upon the OF the annual meeting OF the Ke0-
lucky Educational association another story OF the
public schools may not como aniss. This one is said
TO have happened a the Washington school, where
part OF the original work definitions Of familiar
things.
Johnny Jones what Is waterG" asked the teacher.
For the moment Johnny was stumped. Only for
the moment though for he triumphantly answered;
water what turns black when you put your hands
an Il "-Lousvlle Times.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

bowling, ito speak in plain terms Of that
portrait would be impossible "--Baltinlors
American.
There's = good deal in this southsrn
hospitality"
rs that so3'
Yes; they gimme eight months fer
vagrancy In New Orleans. / mover got
more than sixty days in the north
Louisville Courier~Journai
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

The Riggs bank attack on the administration
OF the Treasury department evidently strikes a
tender spot in the federal system Of bank super
vision. The employment Of Untermyer and Bran
deis as special counsel for the government fore
shadows a more serious situation for treasury Of
fieials than their statements at the outset ind-
Gated.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

The suddenly developed tender solieitude by
the antis for the one present Commissioner left
off the city hall SLATE" Is indeed inspiring Not
quite inspiring enough. though. for them 20
adopt the orphan for the seventh place on their
own ticket. which they have left vacant
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

The once noted sheepshead bay race track on
Long Island is being converted into a motor
drome. Lovers Of speedy horseflesh in Omaha
plan 70 build race track within the oval OF the
motor speedway. Two pathetic aoknowledg-
meats Of The supremacy of the motor in speed
and public favor
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

None Of the accounts OF Colonel Roossvelt's
departure from the witness stand record his
Characteristic ordinations. The absence Of "a
bully time" and rooriins good time" Is the
one lacking color in the picture.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

The south Processes TO be thankful for the
Jolt OF war which overturned the throne Of cot
ton and forced a diversfication OF crops. on
another historic occasion war let in considerable
light in the same section.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

One Juicy federal plum has fallen from the
tree. but that win not satiate the hunger Of long
waiting Nebraska democrats. Let them COM
fort themselves with the thought that the tree
that can be shaken once can be shaken again.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

Athletic training ID not only desirable. but
necessary for youth. As attractive preIimi-
nary course. gardening and digging dandelions
beats every system IN. sight
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

Yes. but what has woman suffrage to do with
our present Omaha city election? The people
thought that issue was adjudieated for at least
four years By the vote taken last fall
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

Down at Lincoln there are five municipal
referendum propositions before the voters as
against omaha's three. Here's one place where
Lincoln beats us.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

Beaten down 10 brass tacks, the electric
Hight question looks like a choice once more be-
tween really reducing the rates or merely buy
ing a lawsuit
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

Just what bearing the appointment Of Sam
Patterson has on the political fortunes Of
Brother Charley cannot be determined until the
Lincoln returns are all In.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

Cheer upi Political windiammers will be
interned in two more days
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

How are the springs on this carp
Simply wonderful You don't notice
a child. and even when you run over a
grown man, it's no discomfort at allv'-
Life
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01
LAUGHING GAS.

For 81 will foretell. your fortune"
Are you a genuine soothsayerT'
Il am"
Then YOU ought to know. that
haven't got 2"-Kansas City Journal
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

Kumme-Is your wife saving?
Backe-Very, when she sees any loose
tobacco under my writing table she
sweeps 1t up carefully in a dustpan and
puts Il back in the tobacco jar.-Brook-
Ign Citizen.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-01

The ttney has suddenly that one
really knows whether It win solve the sTat portatior
troubles OF the cities further increase them Some
cities In their eagerness 70 from the tractor
companies giving the Htney corporations rights
that may be just hard TO abrogate as the street
car franchises are.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
Spbeparina al WrpSfurn.

2anoraooen / 9(ubenran befienot-
gier / Iobenraa arebsblao felgen0e:
, s s GA al Observation-Disclosures
orbningen al 2Soe Sllli 1915 an
ooaenoe @robforn pg Mel beitem-
mes:
Spent ser ira ON Moreencn ben
16oe Illelrit opbeparcr Sorraao al
tiolioere SOFT: sing, Speoe, Spelt
oip., ublanoet eller blanoet meo an.
Ioet Sorn unotagen mco SABRE, cnb-
pioere Gltg. % &pcocmel, ublanoet
ener blanoet, er iorpligtet til inben
Sen 20oe S(ligllit 1915 ooItilt eiter
Mrt o9 Gier at annleloe oct til Spbe.
poringsltebetS &omumnnlfortnno.
Sorraab, Scr poa oelrlle Sio er III.
ser transport, ifal al @ieren peo
oeres Infomit ninrtepet anmeloes
iii aonnninalforbunbet.
sra ON Morgcnen Sen 16bc I,-
quit 1915 err sc onmeloeliespli9tigc
,Sorrooo beilaglagte al set &ommll-
uolicrbuno, / huis Siitrift oe befil-
ser liz. Ioritrifternc giGlbcr life
for @rebfprn oe Wcl, iom otter bclt
Site Sanllar 1915 err ii1ofprt ira
llolonbct. S%pertrGbelier itraffeS
meb Sober inbtil 1900 Wtarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
Spifernes &pbberinoiamline.

SeilaglG9gelIen al brllste %
ubrliete @ienitolloe al aobber, MeS-
ling og Niffel / SpifIano ei9lber
banoe Sanolenbe % Tripatfolf.
Man beiloglGgGer ale mlli9e Slaes
&usaeraao al oisie Wetaller. ltub.
taget CT @ooeopne % SerperingS-
bretter. Get CT fprbllot at f%orctoge
Toranoringer mleo be Sing, iom
rommes al 9cIlaaleg9elien. 0ten
man bar 2op at brltge @ienitanoe-
he, til Sc blir oibentet. Otter 25oe
Scptenlbcr pptogc5 eli T%ortegnclle
opcr aft set, ipm til Den SiO life er
fonlnlet til Inpenoelie. Nor Sob.
ber9ienitonoe betnle3 4 Warf pr.
So. Nor @jenitnnoe al Wc5iing 3
Morf pg al gtiffel 13 Wtarf pr. a9.
Gr ser Seiiag al SrG eler Sern paa
@~icnlturloene blir Friien noget mint
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
Mcjtefc iom Spffebrinaere.

Sroen poa SciieitoenS Gpne til
at brinae @pffe CT nleget aGn1nNl.
= set t3oc S~(arbunbreoe blep mar
cncitc Sfo iom en- GioSnrs @e't
table. taaet op pa aiemt, proi Den
braate SinOeren Sptte / Slog o.
Scir / S,irnerin9en. Ior at brillge
2pffe liaa &eitelfoen alennles, % 70
ilere Ssmme, ser iiooer paa nn,
heitc ~iterrc bliuer 9pften. Naar
man taacr Sen op, ifal man enite
iia noget, oa oettc Snife 9aar /
Synthetic ire Maaueoer eiter. :
GnlIaub ipigrcr man ben innonc
Ncirlfo ~ opcr Eorten eller Soren.
Zen beremtc Ihmiral 9teliou mi
gre0c ell @eirclto paa iii 6lds'tib
"%ictorp", inbeu ban orp9 uS poa
lit iiblte Sistoa. Setr ililtte0e ionl
teticnSi mco GnacIitmrnoeneS Seir
peo Trafalgar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31

YrUlt0clt SGler 'ortIoaoe ell no
iorlig &dpport ON Nor0c2'Urocn
iuppIerct al Ell muuotIia @cretnin9
huorai ircmdit at Trr0cn blcp BELT
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&anitcliQhcOer. iom optom, iornem'
liz ionl NrlQc a. Eutrilcr, ION bar
bcfloucoc at maattc iiQc bIcu 'puno
ne i hans clcu %p Chicago aon
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port % rrtttNt en- hicrtclil (at II
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poo ran ouirrtc Norlc>for,t % re.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31

iig til at bliinoc ct itoffet 2iebIif
Ser ON nogetiteoS er Steoet for ei
poroenoe itort 2uriitbotel meo
Smaobptter her % Ser IargS Sfog.
fanten; for her er oct iamtioia bao.
DC Iunt % oabent. 90 bsit oper
Sinoflpen itiffer Sinonubberne og
Husie.&uubbs fine Sser % blonfe
SfoIer oe Sfolter / @eirct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31
Gm Sauif @erncpliatig / tpIf Nrreit.

Sauriba Teterien, Ell Son al
@onrocier CIR. Teterien / Seoiteb.
bar blallot sc npIie inbfnlote Sri
mllrlre. San t%iencr imiolertio / Wp.
a~eltenoer, og ga ban life eiterfom
SnofoIoelie n % pellote bien, bler
Der a~nItillct nprmere ltnoeripgelie
% BET bite iig ga iielge "Tarbe
6olfebl.", at Den nllge Wano life
bar i i'm Ylnos / We~geltenoer, men
oerinroo / Spitllnb s(rrelt. Sorfla-
ringen loo pna, at han ior Ell Hoe
'ioen bdp0e pUret peo @rGnien for
at toge hiem / @cisg, % Der bar bo
noget ipeiell meo bans &as, bporfor
ban altlaa bleu %arreIteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-31

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