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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24
Xrnfbeutens Brbllnp. S 2eroogs

HfRVotHleHs OIgIlHp. IS Spr0dgs
|bar BET Srr1toentenS 8rpllupsoog.
|8ieliel1, Der foretoges at @ep. Ser
bert 5cott Smitb, Bralt peo ct.
Morgaret proteitntiife epiitopale
Strife, operbereocs Blot al ct min
Gre initial i110bu6ne % foregif / al
@hlbeo. @eremonien 116fprtes /
Stem, og benbeo &l. 10
ON Mfte11e11 inas Sc Npgifte, Scr.
% Wfrs. @oo6rom @il Jon at beltige
en- M1,tomobil paa Beien til 9oget,
Der ftuloe fere @gteparret til Sol
Bir9tria, bbor DC I'M til
bringer @bcbebrsbSbage1,e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24
Minncipta NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Minnciuta @binbeitem mcretsfore
niug BOILER lit &purtalsmpoe / M=
bert Sea De11 2O.-21. Sanuor. &e=
pre1entn1nter ira lanttlige 5tatens
Drqanilutioner pil pGre til 5te0e
Deo oennc 2ejligbeo, Mapporter an:
gnae1roc Toreningens Snolamlin9s:
arbgoc og eurige @irfiombeo pi]
bIbe forelagt. Mrs. llelono talel
8ells, Winn., oen 19. Sal1uar, &C
Mrs. 0obio s. 5imonion ira Wir
nenpolis tnler / Wanfoto lan1nt
Dng: 61ere Mpocr er plonlagt / 0c1
1pbIigc Wi1r1cl oto.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

Stprt aarneoal. Mleyonoro 2oge
SIR. % al "DanIf 5plterionfun6"
bor beiluttet at ofboloe ct ltort Ere=
mie- Molfebal 2pr6og Mften oc1l Is.
|Sonl1ar / 9u1rio .!Sa1l. Ser bil beo
nebnte 2ejligbeo blipe u6oelt font
tante Nremier til set beolte Dome=
og @erre=aojh11ne. % til he11 mclt
b11%rnoriltiife Danre= og 9erre=@araf=
ter, for1,ben Ell 8rGnie for Sen
beolte @r1>ppe. - Selbfplgelig Dil
8eopnm1elles =&on1iteen tage BET
|Itgrlte &earlpn til bjemmclapeoe
|Drugter: Ser bill en0pi6ere blipc
ierberet Sorfriifnt1ger. M6go11gspri=
len bill blibe 50 Gents for Serrer,
|35 ge,1ts for 9an1er % 25 @c,1ts
poo 8olfo,1e11. - 8rpbre11e neo
ISamilie CT i11ob1tbt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

ST. FEEDERS DANSKE EVANG.
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. s. OF 8.
st. Gudstjeneste SsndaE Formfd'
dag XXI. 1890. Altergang ferste
ssndag i hver Manned. Andep
ssndag hver Manned tillige Aften'
gudstjenes.e ri. 8:
I kirkelige Anliggender bedes
man henvende sig til Kirkens
Prast, Pastor A. j. Tarpgaard,
2S1O E. 22nd Street. Telefon;
Smelling .497.
Mutton 9egner afgaaet heb 0pocn.
9en befie11bte oanife Gello~9irhlos,
Mnton &egner, CT I oisfe Gage a.
|qaoet peo 9soen pna ct 9o1pital |
Seem Sort / Ell Moer al 55 Nar.
Sparfet ibjel at cit 6eit, Wtrs.
3. 8. Senlen, paa EFT Sornr 4 Vdl
nor6 for 2ittle Soils, :Minn., blep
fornplig iporfet al cit Set, og of=
aft fort efter neo 9sbe1t.
Yil bpre Snleiansen / Selefoner.
|9en blon6t 9an1fe popllpre %
bel fjen6te Brpit / Willpa1tee>
@is., Mep. @11ltop Stenr1ls, for
|truffet 6orbereoel1er til, at 0rengc=
foret / bo11s Strife: fan ipnge oeres
Suleiang fra &irfea til bal1s Mo=
|oer, ser leber / Nortbfielo, @fin11.,
en- Mfltono al 400 Mil.
Mltis Mnna Marie Mger, Sen bel
fienote bonife 9nmc % Splpler |
Mellem1tater11e, bor i biSlc Gage
inomelbt fig peo 5totens llniperiitet
Il Seattle, Waib., bDor bum bobeo-
agelig pil lpge at fulofonme1gipre
fig / set engellfe 5prog. Snn bar,
iom befjen0t, / lin SID folt anlot
beb 5cenen / Marbus, men bar !
set iib1te Yor Mar bolbt flere Sp
Iesni11ger al 6anife islanoife %
1rorlfe Sorfatteres 8Rrfer / Mellem<
Itoterne % paa &acific Soften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24
mlnneapolfs.

S ct, Hebers &irfes 1lnsbumS=
furenin9 lelte Silb. 2ar1en / 5en=
bags Mftes st 0uffebjem" al Sen=
|rif So1er. 9r 2arien er Ell go6 Sp=
|leier, % 8ogen, bon baboe balgt.
Dgrer til Sc leoiglte literere 6rcm=
|brinaeller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

MaretS fprte1tc Dag bar bet Oe1
2t. December n1eb Solopgong SCI.
7.49 Morgen % 5olneogong 81.
ASA @ftcrmib6og.
Set neltomue Snefalb / 0isie 9u-
Ice bar, i Splee 2ggernes loiagn
amettet ct 1tort Sfaar / De bers
ffenbe epibcmiife 5pgoonrnle. Des:
uben bar III ogfaa facet 5ornsielic1.
at hunre feire en- Dpio Sui.
On 8elsnning paa 200 Dollars
er uolopct of @uperngr @ammon1
for Oplpsning, io1n fan leoe til
!@aagribelie al &aul &ecntan, ION
er mistenft for Moroet pua g. Gee
nnff / Stasca Go11,1tp Sen IS. &c.
~pen1tcr /. Mar.
st. Eaul bli0er Ylao1en. Wdrn1e=
Ioto ~Goucotioa1al Ms1ociation" pil
|afbolbe tit Marsrnsoe Der / 8pe1 /
|0agenc fra ID. December, nelte
Mar. i Splgc l1otoleller ber iorleoen
Sag al Sobn ). Mitcbell, Drofsrer
Il oe1l &omite at Sanoelsforeninger
|ber i 8pe11, Tom bar 5ugen / fin
|Soo1lo. Mo11 me11er at funnc pente
|bcnbco 5000 @elegater til 0ette We=
|oe.
Sulgt 5ptel. Magee @otcl Dco
8ourtb % &obert st., ct at Sc el6=
ite / Bpe11> CT / Ois1e Gage oper=
|goaet til npe @e1loer. 9e1, rpe @jer
er gilbert st. Neoore at Durn1ont,
Meoinbebaper of Girmaet Moore &
|Dppenbeimer. Yriien ltgeS at bore
10000 Dollors. Sc n,1p9renbe aSS1=
|oebaberc al 9otellet bill bog e71o111
cit Iio fntiette Driften. Sotellet
CT opfsrt / 1880.
Bpeus Snletre. Sppe beo Wtooie
I2ne ito6 en- inruf @rm / fin fuloe
|Glor, ~fprrtpbe SOB bbi % ro11f
fom ct 2p5. 5ao bleb oct f1lnbgjort,
at man / ct. Yn1&l biloe babe Ell
SSl1legran for 8Dens 8orgere, og
man falte6e 9inene pan Sen 1111ge
anmpe. 9en fal6t for Sc itarpe 9ltg
og llpbtes mes Sriumf iii bor 9p
~planteoes" / Muoitoriet og befo=
rereoes I'M for oen Sulefcit, iom al
lereoe tegner til at blibe Sem melt
itorlaaeoe, Der enOru CT let Der /
8ben. Wo1t CT e%nobioere / oennc
MnleOning trublt bcifiGftiget meb
ISroning at Sl1legaber / Guiiropis
for 8pens 8srit, Der CT oct nat11rlige
Mi6tp1tnft for bele Soften.
Mrs. Margarct Sansien, 81 Mar
gamnel og Gnfe otter George Su11s=
fet lont omfo1 be0 EN- Togl1lDffe
it6lte Mor / Sebrl1ar Moonco, bor
/ oisie Gage tnbt lit 5pgsmool ON
en- @rltatning al 10000 Collars,
fom b1t ipgte at faa 5oo=@anen,
Il bpis Sierelte be11bes Mo1lD itoo,
til at betnlc / Sfooeser tatning Set
len Oomncr S. 6. Wicboel ber /
@pen, font bar frotjenot Gnfen en-
bper &et til grltot11ing. So1,s1c1>
tbGlteoes mellen to 8ogr1buner, bo
ban CIT Sag / npnrtc Wooneo. Dor
ipslcliot n,c0 Hangcringe11 / Ral1=
Ilon1. g. 9af. st fire Weooneoer
go1nlnelt @orn TOM fprit 1ao 2plet
letter 6aoerens 9p6, lnnrt oe1l 1lngc
Gnfe itum tut uben 6oripcqer %
{oo qoht font poo bar 81tno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

Gn 8jprn neblagoes forleoen !
set nor6lige Minnefotn al Sobn Be=
|terlon % Beter M1roerlon 1862
2pr6al Mbe., MimneapoliS. 8am:
len bejeoe fine 400 49,, i11e11 et
enelte pelrettet 5fl1o bar tilltrnffe.
Zig til 1T berape u@Sosper" baooe
|2ib og 5jel> me00eler Sc beloige
|@fpttcr iejrsltolte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

Mr, q. Nielien=Seoe, 1906 tiff
(Mbe. 60, afrejlte / Mo,1oags Mftcs
til geplte6, &ebr.> for at tage 3D.
|bolo poo &gilfole11 Ser. / Gintcr.
Scr. Nielien=Se0e, Set iom betja10i
CT cit 1tobil Matur og 11orultet meb
Ell go6 Sorltano pil ltffert / Giltte.
rens 2eb tilegne Jig cit Gel <no=
lfober, Iom ban 1e11ere uil foritoa
at 6ragc Mptte al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

10 Sfrip efter Hrpsfuu INNER al
bette 8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

Daniel ". ya,uler Der ira Bpe11
me1es at Nrritoent BilIon at DGrc
i,o1et til Mmboslaopr Chill ct Gut
be1c, Der ct lernct meO 12,50O Dol
lars. SIR. 2mpler Dar / mango Mar
bnret ct al 5tatens leocnoe 9en1o=
froter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

@augipillet .grbiuseu" al Spar
Mofe11 bil fortune til Opfsrelie Su=
leboes 4ften Den 25op Dcc. SCI. s
poa Donia Soil. Soloer % Duct
ter bill blibe }unget al Mi}S Ma=
tbiloo 9l1orL 5opran, %: Sberre
.2arlen, Ge1or. gftT Yrogrmmet
ofboIoes ct Bal.
Moqongspri{G1 er 35 Gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

8rimernalget. Den 6en1ofratilfe
aornite i &ennepin County bor no
,1ebnt en- 1peciel &omite til at or
|beibe for, at Brelioerrt Billon fo17
)fon1me pao Bolglilter1 peo HrimGr=
/ Minnefota. Ser pil / 0en1e
Il1ge blipc begDnit n1eb at iamle
|unoer1frifter.
SEQ Ell v%6en1ofratilf Wioong" pnc
@otel blen BrRiioentc11s Mo:
miniltration @ienlta1,o for meBe1
S2os, meoens cnfelte 9emofrater
|6er fslte fig til1ioeiat bco Be1ettel
e., al politiite Gmbeoer, noole6e De:
en%1nfratiifc StotS1tbre I We11nne
oto.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

sSuleaaper til be S9ge. &oroels:
n,,bbcus 0orretningsfom1te Dcr
Bpen bar i%oranltaltet cit l0oel111a
al SsSulegarcr til &atienternc @aa w.
bo5pitalet. I'll bDer at Eot'cnter11e
ienoes Ell BOG tilligcmeo ct S11le'
Tort meb ncofonunea1oc Ynt1c11ts
9eeopn.
ss Games ). @ill menes tilligc meo
e,fete o1bre 6inansm9no at l9gge
Blnner for 1t opbjGlpe 8elgie1lS tn
oultrielle % %finaniielle Stilltng ef=
ter arigc15 Mflutnlng.
ct initial frerra9el1oe 8elgiere,
io1n er ro1en0t iom &epra1 ertanter
or Sen belgiffc Staggering, bar ! Dig
fe Sage pasiert ct. Saul pan Sci
9itpan, % n1on t1roe title ocn11e
0m{tGnoiebeo / 6orbinoelle meo
nre1mnpntc 8lon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

Sttp S%prsenIen, en- "Yin 6eter"
|pua @egIebonen 2011 Boibington
l@ne g., bleb forleoen a1porlig bn=
|1tet Dco, at en- &egle, ibet Dent rnms
ties al auglen, 1prong op % traf
Sbrgen]cn i 6obeoet. San brugteS
til oct luen{fe 9o5pita(.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24
st. Paul.
Rpbeoer neaa i1oienbes, iaa De er
Grptferiet ienelt Gorsoog V6ooa9.
3pntpr: POI Curt glsct.

gco @jpb eller Separation al
subre belpg Den pelfienote Slroeler
SSin,ou Nelion, 200 q. 7t9 Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24
@nbstiencite ! Sulcngen / ct. Be.
bers barffe lntberife Strife,
9tb st. % 2Otb Mbe. 50.

Sl,leoog @u6stjeneite 81. 1890.
Scr bliber Colo Dg &orlang al
|flere al bore be6lte 5angere.
Suleienoag @ubStjenelte 81. 49,
5orm.
Nptnarsoog @ubstienete 81. TO-
Gorm., og SenongsifolenS Slle,
itre ON @ftermiboogcn SCI. 4; Der.
letter Sammerfpm1t i &irfeialen
meo 6amtole, Gang og Gelles1pis:
ming.
Bofsne, hinge % Bgr1l er pao Del
jerteliglte pelfomne.
&om 1oa mango 1orn fan 90 |
|Gellesffab bol6e Sulefeit / $efr
Nabn og til bans Sore.
Scr. Mabs Gpnbereaarb, iom far
|tilbragt benbeo fire Mooueber / Be
lp6ligc 5toter paa en- SnipeftionSe
relic pna &egieringens 8egne, TOM
! 3irsongS Morges tilbuge til BEN
biemlige Mrne, bbor ban bi1 foo
Sob til at tilbringc fin S%uleferie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24
Marets furteitc Dag bar bet bcn
81. Decen1bcr n1eb Solopga11g SCI.
7.49 Meorgen % 5olneogang ST.
4.34 @ftcrn,i6oag.

Set pelfomne Snefalb / bisie 9o=
ge bar, / Splge 2egernes ll6iagn
omrettet It 1tort Sfanr / De ber@
fenbe epiocmiite Spg0on1n1e. 0es=
uoen bar III ogfaa faat 5ornsielicn,
at fun11e feire en- Dbib Sui.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24
SnletrGet,

Snl set 2pS, lom tpnbtes brot
n1eb SUBS 5en / Sl1lenot
Qibets 2ps, 1om bliot lfol brn11oe
for sc Su1aa til GcrDcn5 Gnbc-
1li,loer % bort SSuletrG.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-20
CAPITAL CITY NEWS,
BERkELEN COUNTY SITERIFC
SAYS MUCH LIQUOR HAS
BEEN SEIZED.
Gov. Manning Issues Rcluisition Pa
pcrs for y. NJ. G.. \. Thief and
Grants EXtradition Papers to Flor
ida Ofiiccrs.-NcgrO to Suffer Death.

Columbia. March 16.-Gov. Man
ming has issued a requistion on the
governor of Georgia for the return to
this State Of w. H. Macarthur who is
wanted in Charleston to answer to q
charge Of robbing the Y. NJ. c. A.
Sheriff Causey Of Berkeley county
writes that the magistrates have had
a meeting, organized and divided the
county into parts for each one to look
after and they will vigorously enforce
the law. The sheriff says he has
seized enough whiskey in his raids to
stock a first class dispensary with all
grades.
Lieut.. Hayward, nspector-instrnc-
tor Of the naval militia, was here to-
day comforting over plans for the re-
organization Of that branch Of The
service. The first division will Je
mustered in at Charleston on Satur-
day 1t is expected that an engineer
ing corps will be formed.
Inc governor mas granted extra
dition papers for the return to Flor
ida of negro named John Michael,
wanted in that State to answer to a
charge Of murder.
The governor has held up the ap-
pointment Of Harry A. Dargan as
clerk Of court for Greenville, pending
hearing to be accorded a protesting
delegation from that county tomorrow.
The governor refuses to interfere
in the sentence of death passed on
DuRant Hail, a negro wife murderer
from Kershaw. He will be elcctrocut-
ed at the penitentiary tomorrow.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-20
ANDERSON VOTES FOR PAVING.
Town Decides on Extensive MunicipaI
Improvements by Big Majority.

Anderson, March 1.-THE CITY of
Anderson will proceed to put down
100000 square yards OF street paving
as the result Of the elections held here
To-Day. The question OF issuing $780,
coo Of bonds was carried, 4O7 to 55
The question Of assessing abutting
property owners for one-half tho
cost Of street paving was carried, 395
20 GO. City council will sell the bonds
and commission consisting Of four
citizens at large, two aldermen and
the mayor will select the kinds Of paw
ing, make paving contracts and dis
burso the proceeds from the sale Of
the bonds.
About *25O,O00 is now avail
able for street paving
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-20
WANT SPECIAL FOR TEACHERS.
secretary ReardOn Suggests That
Train be Operated from Sumter to
Florence

Secretary f. /. Reardon Of the
Chamber OF Commerce has taken up
the matter of securing a special train
TO operate between Sumter and Flor
erce on Thursday, March 25th, TO car
ry teachers from this place and the
upper part of the state to Florence in
time for the first session Of the South
Carolina State Teachers Association
which will be at about o'clock In
the afternoon of that day. Secretary
Reardon first wrote to the suDcrin-
;endent OF the Sumter Florence diyis-
ion Of the n. G. l.. and later TO Sec
retary l.. T. Baker Of the Teachers
Association to ascertain the numbe-
Of teachers to whom such a special
would prove n convenience.
1t is stated that by running the
special teachers from the upper part Of
the State may come to Sumter from
Columbia on the $50 train and leave
here at II or y O'CLOCK for Florence
on the special. Otherwise they viii
have to remain in Florence ali day OK
take the train leaving there at c
O'Clock in the morning
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-20
CALLED TO TAW.
sheriff OF KcrshaW County Must Show
Cause for Neglect of Duty.

Columbia, March Nv. w. Huck
abee, sheriff Of Kcrshaw county, has
been ordered to show cause by Coy.
Manning on March 30 why he should
not be removed from office. He is
charged with neglect of duty in the
enforcement &C the liquor law.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-20
JOHNSON GETS JOB.
President Wilson Appoints Congress-
man Federal Judgc.

Washington, March 7.-President
Wilson today appointed CongressInan
j. II. Johnson United States District
Judge for the western district OF
South Carolina.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-20
Census Director Sworn I'm.

Washington. March 16.-Samuel
rogers, of North Carolina. was today
sworn in as director of the census. to
succeed william Harris. Of Georgia.
VINO was appointed as "a member of
the federal trade commission.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-20
TO ND FOREIGNERS TO LEAVE.
Eapata and Carranza Promise to
Furnish Railway Transportation.

Washington, March 17-Gcnerals
HaPata and CarranZa notified the
state department today that they
VIII furnish railway transportation TO
Americans and other foreigners wish
ing to leave Mexico City. They prom-
lScd aid in transporting Red Cross
supplies to the capital.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-20

Derry, New Hampshire, March IL
The Woodbury. shoe factory, number
two, was burned today with a loss Of
two hundred thousand dollars.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-20

When Sumter county produces an
annual mule crop adequate for local
needs prosperity will be in sight.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-20
EMBARGO REDUCES CUSTOMS.
English Blockade Edict Costs United
States SfOG. 900 a Day.

Washington, March lit is esti-
mated that the British embargo Of
German shipping is costing the Unit
cd States one hundred thousand dol
lars day in customs. Those close to
administration state that it is certain
United States will make a firm pro-
test against ne edict.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-20
n 100000 FIRE.
Business District OF Champagne. H..
Burned

Champagne, ILL.,, March 17.-The
Morrissey and Price buildings, with
many smaller Business houses were
burned today resulting in = loss OF
three hundred thousand dollars.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-05
Mrs, Schlesinger Is
Dead; Shock of Sons
Death Proves Fatal

Mrs. Dorline schiesinger died last evon-
ing at .s;45 o'clock at The home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Rosewater, wife
OF Or. Charles Roscwater 3i2i Farnam
street. She was within eleven days OF
being 81 years OF age.
Mrs. schleslnger four weeks ago broke
her arm ~ fall and few days ago
following the death OF her son. Isador.
sustained a stroke OF apoplexy that
proved fatal, Surviving are five daught-
erS and one son. three children living in
Omaha being at her bedside when the
end came The daughters are Mrs.
Charles Rosewater. Mrs. Ferdinand
Adler. Mrs. Theodore Mayer Of Omaha.
Mrs. Louis Hostetter OF Ffermosillo.
Mex Mrs. Joseph Metsler Of Los Angeles
ana Samuel schlesinger OF Colorado
Springs. She had nine grandchildren and
five great grandchildren.
Death came after residence OF thirty
three years In Omaha. Her husband.
seligman schieslnger, died in Omaha In
1889. Funeral arrangements have not been
made.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-05
OMAHA VOTERS TO
NAME THEIR CHOICE
Elimination Election in the Commits
sionership Race Will Be
Held on Tuesday.
sEvENTY.THREE STARTERS OUT

Tomorrow Omaha will hold its
second primary under the commits
sion form of government. The polls
will be open from a. m. to D. m.
In the twelve wards of the city.
Seventy-three names will appear
on the ballots and voters will be all
lowed to vote for seven OF less, the
fourteen receiving the highest totals
to be declared the nominees.
Tho registration has been quite heavy.
although interest In the campaign along
other lines has not been marked. A few
states are out, and there are rumors that
various interests and organizations win
cut all or some OF the present city COM
inissioners. although their nomination is
generally conceded by most OF those In
touch with the situation.
There are cards out bearing the names
OF the entire set OF commissioners now
serving. One OF these cards has three OF
the seven names spelled Incorrectly.
Various meetings are scheduled for this
evening. The commissioners have agreed
among themselves where they shall at
tend. 80 as to cover the entire field
General interest, however in the .pri-
mary race Is very apathetic compared
with this time three years ago. Most can
dldates themselves have admitted that II
10 more Of a campaign Of personal effort.
The city han crowd has the city en-
pioyes lined up in behalf OF the admins
tration"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-05
OYER BILLION PEOPLE
Interstate Commerce Body Shows
Net Profits Of Carriers Over
Eight Hundred Millions.
OVER 100 THOUSAND OUT JOBS

WASHINGTON, April 4.--The total net
revenue Of all steam railroads Of the
United States, for the fiscal year end
ing June 90 1914 was given at sl5,21e,e5i.
ia report made public tonight By the
Interstate Commerce commission.
Operating revenues for the same period
we're ts,0iT ois,eOS and operating expenses,
&. 2OO. siS15e. with n net deficit from out
side operations OF iLlso,oeS. The net cor
porate income was given at t3i7. 10000.
Operating revenues for the same period
IN 1913. were sS.1s5.iS5,7sS. with operatios
expenses OF 2,ise.96s.924.
The investment OF the roads % June
~. 1914. was sls.asses7,s4O or $oi2, Sss, s2e
more than on June 90. 1918. or this In
crease about 100000 for betterments
and additions from cash OF other work.
ing assets and about 3i3s 100000 from is-
sues OF securities.
There were 1896, $50 persons on the pay
rolls OF the railroads at the end Of last
June, . decrease compared with the same
day in 1918 Of 1875 persons. The wages
paid last year amounted TO ti,s7s,f22,f2
The par value OF the outstanding secur-
tiles OF all the companies concerned,
amounted 20 sao.2F7 .sol ,257, and dividends
paid by all steam roads. irrespective Of
rfvenues. amounted to N51, 265,ls.
On June 30. 1914. the roads had total
mileage OF e47,Ss75s or 7,S22.6 miles more
than the year previous. or this increase
2.ss5.S was IN yard tracks or sidings
The railroads carried i,o57, i3s,7is pas
sengers or 10. a5e,0ss more than in 1913, and
carried i.g7s, iss IT'S tons OF freight, de.
crease OF si,ss7.ss2 tons in the year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-05
Frisco, Rochester
And Ell PasO Take
The First Places

NEW YORK, April 4,--winners In the
International hexethoan contest Of the
Athletic League OF Young Mems Chris
tian Associations OF North America
were announced hers by the International
Committee OF the Young Mems Chris
tian association. The san Francisco as
soctation gained first place for the class
A associations. Rochester. n. Y. FIRST
place for the class B associations. and
Isl Paso. Tex, first for class C.
Ninetyrseyen associations, took part
In this contest and s.iib different indi-
viduals competed. The announcement
tonight characterised the contest a. the
greatest OF It's kind ever eondusted in
this country.
The individuals making the highest
points were:
T. Haskihs, Chicago central branchl
a. a. hohnert, SAP Francisco; H. STAINS
bury. Louisville. Ky. 1 \ .-
AMONG the best records were ,ths fol-
downing:
Running High Jump--A NJ. B6hnert
san FrenqtsQo. feet l0ss incbea
Fnnce Vnnlf-Goorga Woodmah, Fort
Worth, Tex, = feet s inches.
Twelve-podnd shot Putt L Ma
comber, Des Moinea, la, ~ feet 1 inch.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-05
CLERK WHO IDENTIFIED
OSBORNE IS ARRESTED

NEW YORK, April t.--7rank %. SAT-
ford. The hotel clerk who wss a witness
for Rae Tanser during her hearing be-
fOre United States Commissioner Hough-
ton on a charge OF using the mails 70
defrand. WIS arrested IN Brooklyn to-
night on eharee Of perjury. Stafford
testified that JaYnss W. Osborne. the
New York attorney against whom Miss
Tanner had brought a $4,000 breach. OF
promise suit, was the companion Of the
youn9 woman AZ hotel in Plalnfield.
~ j.. last October. Since that testimony
was given Mas TANKER has admitted
that sho wes mistaken In naming James
w Osborne as the man who she claimed
had promised 70 marry her and had tsken
her to ne Plainfield hotel.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-05
Nebraska Clothing Co,
AID Contest Rules

Ths instructor In advertising, Mr.. Brott.
Of Commercial High met with Messrs.
Preston OF The Bee. Quincy Of the World
Herald ami Knisley OF the Daily News
and decided upon the following rules for
the Nebraska Clothing company al con-
test:
The judges Of the contest are 20 be The
Omaha Bee, the Omaha worid-Hereid
and the Omaha Daily News.
The Advertising Is 10 occupy space two
columns Wide and six inohes deep. While
credit will Be given for neetness Of copy
each ad shall be Judged upon the basis
OF whether or not it Is good advertise
ment OF the merchandise sold by the Ne
braska Clothing company. Each adver-
tissment which Is submitted by mem
Der OF the advertising class will be num-
berod by the instructor and will have no
other mark OF Identification. The Judges