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Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Around the Cities

A group Of Chicago sociologists are
wrestling with the question whether pub
lilo dancing can furnish "a good time
without drinking, The commercial in
stinct hooks the two together. Cut that
out and the answer follows
Philadelphia coupcilmen booked to ac-
company the Liberty Bell on it's western
tour have heen invited 10 put up $50
each for transportation, and put up. q
roar that shook the trees on Independence
square The result is not known, but It
is certain that the honor OF accompany
ing the Bell suffered a shrinkage of s1so.
The grounds u the Country club of
st. Joe lies in a dry Missouri county.
Club members are not as dry as the law
mot when the malSings can be had The
substitution OF individual lockers for a
bar caused the indictment of the club
officers for storing Intoxicating liquors
In the county"
Chicago's divorce mills ground out ., 45s
divorces, 1l9 annulments OF marriage and
thirty-seven DEGREES OF separate mainte-
nance in 1914 The shady record is off
set by S3,ss7 marriage licenses issued in
the same time.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
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The school board promuIsated the list OF prEnepais
ana teachers for the coming The principals st
l. a. follows Hlsh school, Homer a. Lewis. lizard,
Anna foos; Dodge. Jennie McKOon; Casa Grace H.
Wilbur; Long. Sarah Mccheane I.eavcnxorth Minnie
j. Wood; Hartman. Ellen a. white Pacific Mar
aesxS Mccarthy; Center. Ada 4 schoonmak kerr; Doug.
- "a H. Harris Pleasant n, Diva Lowe; Lake.
sHtstss% Champion; Jackson. Kate n. Kean
nv Lndqnesi the merchant tailor f. happy over
~ tayent Of . bouncing boy al hls home.
r. W. simeral OFF for vacation trip 10 Ohio and
the east
and family have some % Spirit Lake and George A.
Hoeelapd and his family viii joln them.
g r hthett cashier Of the Willard. left FOR his Oh
home 40 Adrian. Mlch
y ,. Dicsey and y. r johnson have gone 10
feavenworth % meet Colonel cloery senerai superin-
tendenf o. the Western Union. with Wnom they viii
make tour Of the western district
pfck Rankin o. Beatrice has come 10 Omaha to To-
cete "a WI have postum With the Omaha National
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
LAUGHING GAS.

4 have always been unlucly in life
yet you are very srocessful.
Well, as soon as ! sOt the ides that
nal.
why do you insist on going away
every summer asked enc woman
For the sake Of moral discipline,
replied the other. Il like to get my
husband where he has to eat what is
set before him, without uttering word
OF complaint. washington Star.
Il don't see why you always call Dr.
Pomp, especially when the case isn't
Isn't serious2 Every case is serious.
and DR.. Pomp has buried our family as
far back as can remember.-Judge.
so papa jumped from his chair when
you asked him for my hand. And what
did he say"
I'm not sure he said anything
Not sureT' Didn't you hear any
mo; but perhaps I Was travelling fas-
ter than the sound of his voice "-Bos-
ton Transcript.
II don't see how they can afford to
do what they do on his salary
do you know what bis salary is?
mo, but i don't see how they can
afford things, just the same. detroit
Free Press,
Before we were married. he had a
standing order with q florist to send me
a bunch Of roses every morning."
And since marrtaSof
Ike has q standing order with an en-
ployment agency to send me a cook
Judge.
Il remember reading somewhere that
war was invented 10 keep the people
thinned down"
But that was before there were any
automobiles. boston Transcript.
That man who was waiting for op-
portunity TO knock said, when II knocked
that 1t was mighty punk opportunity
He was not waiting for opportunity
to knock; he was waiting TO knock OPP
portunity. lost.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

man holidaying In the Highlands was engaged
one night In writing letter In humble abode, where
ne had obtained accommodation, The guttering can
dies annoyed him and he called out;
mus. Mcpherson. you get me pair OF SNUFF
fers9"
"A pair o. snufters?" repeated Mrs. Mcpherson.
somewhat bewdsred. "Weel, I'll dae my best"
In few minutes there commoton outside:
Two stalwart figures shuffled in, followed by Mrs.
Mcpherson.
This Il Donald McDougal," she said land this
Dougal Mcdonald. I dinna ken what ye want VII
them but I'm thinkin the two o. them TAX malr
snuff than ony ither twa in the parish Dundee
Advertiser
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Recrudesoenoe Of Cranki.m.

That considerable number OF dangerous
cranks should manifest their presence at this
time Ia not at all surprising. The murderous
assault on Banker J. p. Morgan Is the deed Of
maniac. in whose muddled mind was formed
fantastic plan for doing something he imagined
might help TO end the war. Threatening letters
sent to vice President Marshall and others sma-
nate from persons more or less mentally unbal-
anoed. difficult to locate and TO deal with.
II is one OF the discouraging features OF ma
tional life that men prominent in public affairs
are likely to be the targets for lunatics. This
danger Is not confined to any one country, but
Is common TO all peoples. The present war in
Europe was touched Off by an ASSASSIN, who
sought to right all his country's wrongs by kill
ing leading citizen OF another Unusual cir
cumstanees always stimulate one-sided minds
and bring forth crahks more or less dangerous,
whose activity is as shocking a. 1t Is un-
avoidabe.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
THESE GOOD OLD DAYS.

The past is gone beyond recalling;
All its minutes now have flown.
The future is an unread volume
We may never call our own.
Urea Bures that can not be counted
We are storing Up today,
For the future worlds TO borrow
From the wealth wo've stored away.
Let us then live in the present,
Wheresoe'er our lot be cast:
Not with hopes all in the future,
Nor with Joys ali in the past
Live so that in time far distant
We can say In words of praise.
OF the epoch we're now living:
"Ah, but those were good old days
Yes. those days were glad and sunny
Would that they could come asain,
Those were good old days. my comrades
Yes, and well we knew It then"
Omaha DAVID.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

senator La Toilette was talking about the lodges
ana sauirtns OF certain corrupt railroad official
'Teor ali his lodges and squrns said the senator,
the man was well shown up It's like the case Of
Smith.
"A collector entered Smiths flat. pushed into the
parfor and said 70 Smiths little son;
where's your father
Gone away the urohin answered according TO
orders
'''Gone away2 Humph Where to-?
That closet there. was the reply Nv ashnston
Herald
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

TILDBN, Neb., July 5-To the Editor
OF The Bee: Having added Thin Space"
Tourist Printer. Los Angeles % to our
list of friends. we also gladly give space
TO Slug Tourist OF EustIs. OF the
same tribe. because Of the high respect
accorded the 'Illiterate Furriner." and
as the most OF US do not descend from
the Honored Indian. the Constructive
Moundbuilder, or some other Post-Adana-
ite-Americana; that he must sppertain TO
the Original Aborigines. II 'illiteraey"
signifies inability TO use the English LAM
guage. we ask what the other billion
ana a half OF the worlds inhabitants
think of the English-speaking morsal. es-
peciaily those who are not efficient In
any other tongue. for many OF them are
masters OF two or more languages2 Verify
the little boy" with a tin whistle is
asking Sousas band to halt its Hitter
acy'' while he discourses symphonies.
A language carries a STAMP OF civilisa-
ton. and reflects a real interior; there
fore. Il Is impossible for Cook Tour
list TO write up a people whose language
he Is not the master Offence "A Fiddler
on One string" cannot with good grace
History flashes with the brilliants OF the
several magnitudes from these "Illiterats'
realms. whose requirements are some
what more than nunchihg spaghetti. iap-
ping goose grease. chawing froglegs. ball
ing garlic. assimilating limberger. euzsel-
ling vodka, inhaiing absihth or keep.=s
the pig IN the parlor Are we atteDstiH,s
10 cause these "nliterates' to believe thsi
the worlds Wisdom Is all packsh m
America, and our honored oppOncixf
stands as Judge Arnos. sentencing all who
arc not efficient IN English 20 the Neither
"nliterate" World3
by the way these 'Furriners" very
soon acquire English and transform our
prairies into gardens. and become for the
most part true Americans, but they have
a right to cherish their languages and
the rich archives that they represent;
while on the other hand how few Ameri-
cans, who have developed the English
language are "Literate' enough even IA
attempt a second language, thus addine
another world 20 their realm.
Goethe the European bard. says; He
Who only speaks one language cannot
vel speak that" PoLr 0LoT.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

TO those familiar with the perplexities beset-
ting courts IL is surprise that vendors OF Jus
tice welcome the long summer vacation and
YEARLY sigh for the simple life Imagine what
would become OF laymAn day after day obliged
TO deeipher such lingo as this; The defendant
wrongfuily and unlawfully assaulted the plain
Tiff and. without the plaiptiff's consent, thrust
his hand into the plaintiffs pocket and wrong
fully, foreibly, uniawfully and without the
plaintiffs consent took theretrom"-no matter
what Enough is quoted to convince people
with hearts in the right spot that Judges deserve
more sympathy and less criticism.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Twice Told Tales
Lettinr orr stenm.

Little Timothy went TO visit his Aunt pfvtrs- a
disnlfted and severe woman. who owned parrot One
morning coming unexpectedly upon Timothy and the
bird she was horribly shocked TO hear the little boy
using some profRne words.
why, Timothy" cried the old lady, 81 do believe
you're trying TO teach my parrot to swear"
"oh. no. I'm not, auntle' the boy replied. TIN
just telling II what It mustn't say. "-Philadephia
Ledger
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

After three years OF public ownership Of our
water works, the water rate is cents less than
what the Water board prescribed as a maximum
schedule for the old water company. and stilI
cents higher than the charge in lincoln
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

One out Of every twelve marriages ends in
a divorce court. according 10 statistics. The
fact that eleven out OF twelve are winners con-
stitutes mighty incentive for taking a chance
in the human lottery
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Il Is announced that hazing is TO be sup
pressed at Annapolis The honor OF the navy
demands It. The literature of midsummer would
start an epidemic OF the tired feeling without
this best seller"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

The earth Is supposed TO be gradually
though almost imperceptibly. slowing down on
its axis. But the people of the earth are speed
ing up.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

he Letter Box was communication protestng against
the indscrminas OF profanity IN the theaters The
writer Of the article right Such language never
Strengthens play. neither does IL make Il at ali ele-
gAnt And IL n for that that the theater
loses large part Of the better patronage they might
have.
Beatrice sun: The police department Of omaha has
caused white lines be drawn at the street intersec
tons indicating where pedestrians may and be safe
The purpose Of this lie discourage the practice OF
jay-waikng which confuses traffic and adds TO the
danger OF being the taken for granted
that jay-walker viii be severely dealt with II
he can prove that walking crooked course Is part
Of his inalenabls persona liberty.
Lincoln star: "Insanity like Thaw's" IL the way
an Omaha paper characterized the piea OF Greek
cised Of murder IN that city hard 70 under
stand why this poor Greeks insanity could not be
exactly like that OF the pursepampered Harry Thaw
Fremont Tribune: Omaha has been provided By
the legislature with law for public defender The
duties Of such official take the OF
hailed into court who too TO hire attorney
to defend them, In certain judges have for a
long time exercised the authority Of appointing de-
lender IN criminal cases. but this law creates
permanent position. It makes the defeilse OF an m-
pecunious criminal certain and much part Of
the public burden a. his prosecution. which devolves
upon regularly elected officer. Singularly two at
torneys to whom the position of defender has been
offered have refused It. The salary of 1920 is not
munficent but IT is good starter for young sprlss
OF the law.
Shelton Clipper II the Greater Omahs boosters
could rlghtfuy lay claim TO Council Bluffs being a
suburb OF the Nebraska metropolis. doubt the Iowa
town would be swallowed up and made part Of the
Gate City.
Hastings Teibune. Omaha IL looming up
formidable candidate for the 1916 democratic national
convention As Omaha is the most centrally located
city in the United states and Ia the metropolis OF
the best state in the union, Il should stand pretty
good chance Of landing the big convention
Norfolk Press: The Omaha Bee of resent date
published editorial commencing the stand OF the
state engineer for stronger better bridges. The Bee
10 right is the engineer In the stand for better
bridges but the for poor bridges has not been
much the policy of economy deplored by The Dee
IL the grating Influence OF the big bridge com
panes the weak-kneed. weak-moraled county Off
cias. VINO have given the people the most shoddy
bridge structures in exchange for their tax money.
Half Of the bridge gratis have been exposed and
will be-
Howells journal: There In little doubt that tho
Jney business both Omaha and Lincoln needs regu-
latinE but there Is crying need far out in
the state people for putting the little jitney
out OF business the behest the Of street
railroad stock in the big towns OF Nebraska.
lincoln Star Omaha IL agtatng seriously the
widening Of Of the and irregular streets
which built while nobody looking 1t win be
some years before the process becomes expensive
IN uin favo In
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Russian strategy is puzzling TO war critics
tor obvious reasons. General Knockemoutskl
has not arrived.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

The upward tendency Of flour prices is most
untimeiy II retards the ripenins impulses Of
bakers to restore the full weight loaf,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Down in Mexico the good old days" folks
will talk about for many years will be the days
OF the Diaz depotism.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

II there's inspiration In historic events. those
French fighters are due to prove their mettle
about next week to celebrate the annual French
fefe eonmemorating the fall OF the Bastile
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Deserving democrats must not mistake pie
for peace In the letters they are urged TO write
TO the president. In the revised lexicon OF Fair
view there Is no such word as pie.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

The Illinois legislature raised the salaries OF
its successor from $4,000 to $4,000 The zeal
which looked ahead for more pay spranE from
the hope OF a come back
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

King Corn win also show some speed II
given little good oId-sashiOned corn weather
TO warm up on.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

The public man who does not receive
threatening letter now VIII have to write one
to himself 10 keep Ia the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Senator Kern OF Indiana insists that Bryan
is loyal to Wilson. This is expert testimony
Senator Kern is a master rider OF horses headed
in opposite directions
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Safe and sane Is by comparison, which means
there always viii be room for safer and saner.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Pooling with Uncle Sans buzSsaw on the
Rio Grande is dangerous business.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Dsmocracy's lightning calcuators on rev.
enhe production show no disposition TO point
with pride" at deficit.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
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Brief contributions on timely
topics invtted. The bee assumes
no responsibility for opinions Of
correspondents. All letters sub
isct 20 condensation By editor.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

are up to $4,000. purchaser should be an
expert trimmsl % iuGtfy tAs sxsrasssHnns.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Subscribers leaving the city temporarily
should have The Bee mailed TO them. Ad-
dress win be changed as often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Aimed at Omaha

Tekamah Journal; IN yesterdays Omaha Bee In
he Letter Box communication protestrE against
the ndscrlmnate OF profanity IN the theaters The
writer Of the article Ia right Such language never
Strengthens play neither does IL make q at ali eie-
CANT And IL II for that that the theater
loses large part Of the better patronage they might
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

lincoln Star Omaha IL agitating seriously the
widening Of Of the and irregular streets
which were built while nobody looking. II win be
years before the process becomes expensive
enough TO win favor in Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Howells journal: There In little doubt that tho
jney business ct both Omaha and Lincoln needs regu-
lstinE but there Is crying need far as out in
the state people for putting the little jitney
out OF business the behest OF the OF street
railroad stock in the big towns OF Nebraska
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Lincoln star: "Insanity like Thaw's" IL the way
an Omaha paper characterized the plea Of Greek ac-
csed Of murder IN that city II IL not hard 70 under
stand why this poor Greeks insanity could not be
exactly like that OF the purse-pampered Harry Thaw.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

80 papa Jumped from his chair when
you asked him for my hand. And what
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Isn't serious2 Every case is serious.
and DIR. Pomp has buried our family al
far back as can memberships.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Shelton Clipper II the Greater Omaha boosters
could rightfully lay claim TO Council Bluffs being
town would be swallowed up and made part Of the
Gate City
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Hastings Trbune Omaha IL looming up a
formidable candidate for the 1916 democratic national
convention As Omaha lie the most centrally located
city in the United states and Ia the metropolis of
the best state in the union II should stand pretty
good chance Of landing the big convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

II don't see why you always call Or
Pomp, especially when the case isn't
serious"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
That "Furriaer."

Pres. Boston Work Householder Assn
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-12
DETERMINATION OF ANTHONY
AND ARSENIC IN ALLOYS.

From ] to 10 gm. of the metal are
heated with 900 &c. of sulphuric
acid until any precipitated sulphur has
redissolyed and sulphur dioxide has
been completely expelled, the solu-
ton is distilled with its own volume
of water, and arsenic and anthony
determined together by titrating the
boiling solution with permanganate
(the iron factor of the permanganate
multiplied by 1914 gives the equiva-
lent amount of anthony and arsenic
I'm terms of antimony).
Another portion of the metal is
heated with ferrous sulphate and ny
drochloric acid, and arsenic deter
mined i'm the distillate with iodine
solution as usual If much iron be
present, it must be determined sepa-
rately and deducted from the anti
mony-arsenic result Tin, bismuth,
and zinc do not interfere with The
determination, nor does copper unless
present in such quantity that its col
or effects the end point in the per
manganate titrauon. - L. Bertiaux.
Ann. Chin analyt
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-12
SIMPLE ORE TESTS

The following simple tests viii
show, whether am ore carries any
precious metal Afterwards samples
of the rock should be assayed to as.
certain the amount of values per ton.
Gold Powder, roast II sulphates
are present grind very fine and wash
in pan on spoon examine with lens;
yellow particles not soluble in nitric
acid The color of pure gold is bright
yellow tinged with red. Gold may be
distinguished from an other metals OF
alloys by the following simple traits:
II is yellow not acted upon by nitric
acid
Silver-Pure silver is the brightest
of metals, OF a beautiful white color
and with lustre
Chloride Of Silver-If suspected in
a pulp harshly rub a bright and wet
copper cartridge thereon. If a chlor-
ide or chloride-bromide of silver. Il
win whiten the copper Graphite will
thus whiten copper or gold, but can
be rubbed Off
copper.-After roasting the pulp, in
timately mix and well knead with a
like amount Of salt and candle grease
OF any other fat and cast into the fire
when the Characteristic colors-hrst
blue, then green viii appear This
test is better made al night
Galena-Black zinc blende is often
mistaken for galena The two may
be distinguished by the infallible sign:
The powder Of galena is black; that of
blende, brown or yellow.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-12
Doubling the diameter Of pipe i'm
creases IT'S capacity four times.

A Simple Retort for Amaleam-
Squeeze the quicksilver auialgam con.
tanning the gold through a channels
skin or cotton cloth. until il is as dry
as possible. Take a large potato. cut
OF one end and hollow il out large
enough to receive the BAN of ANAL
gam heat a shovel or piece of sheet
iron and then press the potato with
the amalgam in it. up underneath of
the shovel or Oheet iron until it sticks.
then turn over so potato win be on
top, and hold over IRE and keep il hot
until re,orting is finished. Soon as
cool loosen potato with knife. and
the gold will be on shovel and The
quicksilver viii be In the potato. which
may be recovered by buising the DO
tato 10 a pulp in water and then pan
ming of the potato pulp and saving tho
quicksilver
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-12

Discoveries Of quicksilver in the
Mazatlan range not far from Roose-
welt is attracting attention of mining
men and it is reported that men con
nected with the Inspiration are plan
ming development work there I'm
gineer Beckwith has been making a
careful examination of some Of these
properties during the past few days.
il is stated that there is a good mark
ct for an of tile quicksilver which can
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior
u. S. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix,
Arizona, Sept s. 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mel
con Artunon, of Hereford, Arizona
who on July %, 1908, made homestead
entry, No. O264 for SW. a, Section
"a, Township % S, Range % Il, c. d
S. r. Meridian, has filed notice of i'm
tention to make five year Proof, 10
establish claim to the land above de
scribed, before Jared d. Taylor, u. S.
Commissioner, at Bisbee, Arizona, on
the 26th day of October, 1915
Claimant names as witnesses:
Robert Arborn, Jacob C.. Baker,
Hugh Mckay CD. Of Hereford; and
Fred o. Bauer. of Bisbee, Arizona
THOMAS +. WEEDIN,
Register
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-12

Joe Perizo has sold 10000 of his
10000 shares in the United Eastern
to the q. H. Rowland Syndicate for
100000 cash, SO a share. The sale
was made last Monday, and since that
time the stock has steadily advanced,
until now the purchasers have a vel
vet Of nearly $4,000 Joe is one of
the original owners of the United
Eastern. and in addition to his 10000
shares, has his payments still coming
on the sale of the mine Joe is one
of the old guard miners. having mined
at Leadville when Fryvor Hin was
clean of glory holes, shafts and hoists.
He was working for wages I'm Oatman
when the bonanza ore was reached I'm
the Eastern He viii try the San
Diego climate and quiet ways for a
spell, but the lure OF the mines is
likely to draw him back to where he
made his stake.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-12
USEFUL INFORMATION.

% cubic feet of sand equal ton
is cubic feet Of earth equal l ton
II cubic feet of clay equal ! ton
IS cubic feet of quarts, unbroken in
lode equal ! ton
is cubic feet Of gravel or earth, be-
fore digging equal p cubic feet
when dug.
20 cubic feel of quarts broken (of or
binary fneness coming from the
lode) equal ] ton contract measure.