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Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

The persistence Of the democrats In claiming
the avoidance OF war by the United States to be
due solely to the presidents policies does them
but little credit Astuteness, once an attribute
Of the leaders Of the presidents party, seems 70
have been abandoned in a desperate attempt 20
support his popularity by aTaying him in the
mantle Of the prophet whose voice has saved his
nation. This pretense is too dlaphanous TO de-
ceive anybody. President Wilson undoubtedly
is In favor Of peace. but in this he has the unani
nous support Of all his country. No one wants
war, and all eager to avoid It, and no coun-
try wants us TO be at war either with them or
against them. The most active and effective
support the president has had in his efforts to
preserve peace has come from his political OPP
ponents. In his moments OF trial. when the
clouds had gathered thick over the nations
path. the president was upheld by press and
public, without regard to political division.
Any effort to make political capital out of this
national impulse will not succeed. The presi-
dents administration viii be tried on other
issues, OF which there are plenty, and against
which the democrats are Just now hopeless of
preparing adequate defense.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
Making the loan Look Good.

Fiscal agents for the Allies are just now en-
gagged in the interesting work OF securing sup
port from the investing public for the half
billon-dolar loan TO be floated on this side Of
the ocean. The interest rate has been fixed at
such figure as TO make the issue quite attractive
as an investment, government bond yielding
~ per cent being uncommon In these days of
plethoric purses. Other features have been
added to serve as inducements TO the dollars
that are so ardently desired. Especially is the
press agents work being wen done. so that men
Of means are being appealed to from every pos
slble angle. II the money Is not charmed out
of the pockets OF the public, It will not be be-
cause the campaign was not skilfully planned
and adroItly carried out The money-masters
Of Wall street know their business, as has been
demonstrated on many another occasion.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
Magical Effect of
Nev Face PeeIeP


To maintain clear, white, youthful
complexion there's nothing so simple ~
use and vet so effective as ordinary mer-
colized wax, which you cyn get at ANY
drug store. Just apply the WAX at night
as you would cold cream. In the morning.
wash II off with warm water. " you We
nevor tried II you can't Imagine the mag
ical effect of this harmless home treat
ment. IL causes the old worn-out ski
to come off in minute particles, q litle
at a time and soon you have entirely
shed the offensive cutiole. The fresa
ugly underskin now In evidence Ia 10
healthy and giTlish looking, SO free from
any appearance of artifictality, you won
der why you had not heard OF this mar
Vicious cOmplexion-renewing secret lops
ago.
Equally magical in its action is a sims
dissoiving an ounce of powdered saxo-
lite ia q half pint of witch hazel, Bath
ing the face In this for two or three min
utes Immediately affects every line and
furrow and improves sacial contour won.
derfully-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
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Tips on Home Topics


Boston Transcript: Rear Admiral
Peary has heroically offered his active
services to the navy. Why thus shatter
the traditions Of lifetimei
baltimore Americans The European
governments must think the good-nature
OF the United states Is equal 70 any
strain which may be put upon II.
Washington Post: The statlstlcian who
finds this country second among the
maritime nations must have turned over
10 the last chapter to see how the story
ends.
Washington Post; The single member
Of the American Bankers association
that voted against defense probably
meant to double Mr., Hryans batting
average.
humble opinion Is that woman's best
chance TO prove her fitness for the ballot
is to make her husband plenty Of deep
pumpkins pies at this season.
indianapolis News: Letters discovered
in Texas show that there was a plot to
stir up trouble among MexicaRs living
north Of the Rio dTande, a fact which Is
interesting chiefly because Il shows that
the bandits can write. even though II
seems certain they can't read,
Indianapolis News; with Christmas
only three and half months away, the
average person is beginning to wish that
he had hearkened to the advertisements
Of the trust companies earlier In the year,
when they so kindly showed us how-by
depositing small sum weekly, with the
proviso that It could not be drawn out
until Christmas-one might have enough
to set by with ct that momentous time,
Philadelphia Record; II business IN the
last year was poor the automobile manu-
faoturers have no evidence Of It, In
twelve months they sold more than TO0,00O
machines for over S5Oo,OO0, an increase Of
S per cent in the number Of cara and of
more than 10 per cent IN their value over
the previous year, The fact that the
number Of cars increased a good deal
faster than the total value proves that
the low-prieed machines are the ones
that sell fast
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02


Queer how nervous elderly maiden
ladies get"
Isn't i'll Why, have an aunt who II
abe lived near q river would look under
the bed Of II every night before going TO
sleep Boston Transcript.
your customs are reprehensible be-
yond the possibility OF expression, The
idea OF killing your fellow-men for din
ner"
Yes replied the cannibal who had
been reading about civilized warfare.
But at least we have the excuse of
being hungry. -Washinston Star.
A little boy, who had peen taught to
report promptly his misdeeds, sought his
mother with an aspect OF grief and re-
pentance.
Il broke a brick in the fireplace" he
announced. on the verge of tears
"Well, that Is not beyond remedy"
smiled the mother, but how on earth did
you do it,"
II was pounding II with fathers
watch. New York Times
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
Some Annlesl

For Nebraska we boast about our corn and
our cattle, our hogs and our alfalfa, but we list
not forget to boast about Que apples, Here Is
authentic testimony as to what are believed to
be the largest apples ever grown In York county,
verified by ocular exhibition Of the apples, to-
gether with the name and address of the grower.
in the thriving town Of York:
There arc eisht apples in the exhibit They weigh
ten pounds one OF the apples weighs twenty-tw
and measures than ifteen inches In cir
cumferehce
Some apples, say We! Not produced every
year even In Nebraska. TO be sure. but the self
styled red apple countries will have to speed up
20 keep In higher class,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
A Wonderful Influence.

Thousands Of women have uneovpc-
ed confidence in Mothers Friend.
They have used It and know its vait
to the expectant mother.
They tell Of its influence to ease
abdominal muscles and how they
avoided these dreaded stretching
pains.
The safe external application gent
~ sooths the vast number OF nerve
threads just beneath the skin. and re-
lieves the undue tension on the cords
and ligaments, giving great physical
relief from stubborn pains. Druggists
can supply Mothers Friend. There
is no other treatment as dependable,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
~ Ax.y4a GuAS

me Apollo social club been Feereapised for the
..,,ng season with the foiloeins offl'eu President
yehn A. Roothi vice president G, n n tuepeni SEEK
am W Il Ward; treasurer. Frank Wessefmeh
john Howard scn Of General Howard, is stsl quite
IN suffering from an attack Of pieurisy
Dick MCCORMICK Il having Architect Book draw
sns for brick block OF four stories 20 b erected ~
fhifteentn and Howard
A political meeting Of Bohemian citizens IN Ho't-
mans ham South Thirteenth street presided over
~ NJ w Bandhpuer chairman and Joseph kalir-
secretary listened 70 addresses by John Rosicky,
Prank Kasper Joseph zasan and Louis Berka-
The shooting gallery lower IA nam street was
Invaded ~ Lieutenant Merriam and bis brother Col
cnel Merriam They came and went ineegnito. botn
of them shots OF the army leaving the aston
ished propiietor stupefied with amusement
The eppoinlmoni q oliver W. MAX AZ comptroller
- the Union PaCfc. has been announced creating
attle stir az Headquarters.
Mr.. Crane. who took the part Of 'pippoT IN '-The
Mascot az tfe openne q Boyds opera house BY the
Fay Templeton conpanys Il reVl7iting Omaha as :
travelling e4nan to- New York house.
q R1ley Grand representatise to the Inds-
pendent OFdfr u Odd Fellows grand lodge AZ Balti-
mere. u back after having made short visit 70 his
ed ha1e.
~ Mclean OF New York 10 guest OF Frank J.
epise. ih ehop Ae graduated from Harvard In Ass
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
SAID IN FUN.

Miss Peaehblow--Yo aunt is an aw-
fully slender woman. Isn't she?
Mr.. Buzzer-Yep, some bsny. In fact,
she's our family skeleton.-Judge.
That man has an unfair advantage
over me in swimming NAaVeh. He can't
go down, for he's got a cork leg"
Yes, but II won't float any better
than your head, p--Baltimore American.
Jim told me last night that was the
only girl he had ever Kissed"
did you believe him2f
Yes. And no would you IL you had
seen the awkward way he went about it."
Detroit Free Press.
She-Why did you wear that top coat
on a warm night like thisP
Hell expected you would wear your
fox fuFs and / didn't want 10 be odd
st. Louis Post Dispatch,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
Twice Told Tales


The conversation in club the other night turned
the question Of law and legal lights when this little
incident was recalled by Representative Charles f
Booher;
During the trial OF civil In the west some
time ago lawyer named Smith made lmpassioned
appeal to the jury, in which at one point he referred
20 himself
MY reputation he dramatically exclaimed. is all
have earth. II is the only Inheritance that csn
leave TO my children
"a minute or so later brother lawyer in the court
room Observed to, be sobbng softly,
""Why, Jonesr exclaimed a friend in surprise what
in the world is the matteri What are you sohhlns
aboutr
can't help It. was the fearful reJoinder of Jones
IT makes me sad to think what small Inheritance
Smiths children win have "Philadelphia Telegraph
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

II was butchers shop. with fine display of
tongues for sale.
Suddenly rushed in. Il say he gasped
"there's big black dog running down the street VITA
a tongue In It's MOUTH
rs theref The beast' shouted the butcher Selling
chopper and rushing out OF the shop after the canine
thief He caught glimpse OF DOG answering the de-
acripuon at the street corner and gave chase, but
animal
Have you seen big black dog with tongue In
its MOUTH" he asked Of q group of loitsrera
with tongue in ia mouthP' said one, laughing
did you ever withoutf'
"sold" muttered the butcher. when he returned and
found that all his tongues had gone well the
thieves who had taken shem.-P Pittsburgh Chronicle
telegraph
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

Some OF the opposing elements in Colorado
refuse to believe that young Rockefeller cher
ishes good win toward the working classes. No
matter what sentiments are expressed they break
on the wall Of preconoelyed dislike One class
in particular, the Women's League Of Justice.
not only dseredits his statements In public print
but misQuotes his words for purposes OF censure.
when asked by reporters % explain the misquo-
tation. the Justice leaguers replied they didn't
know exactly what he had said" but took II for
granted that's what he meant" Mr.. Rockefeller
has reason 10 mumuF. What's the usef"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
Bird's-Eye view Of a Laymnn.

oGALALLA. Neb., Sept S0--To the
Editor OF The Bee; l have been amused
aud highly entertained by the comments
in the letter box on BILLY" sunday
Certain interests commended knocking
him month before he came. until they
had worked Up a great interest among
the people, and finally when the taber-
nacle was thrown open for his first APP
pearanoe q great throng OF people was
there to greet him. Here are a few Of
the pet names the knockers are giving
him. 'Nountebank," vFaber," Fraud
''Clown." Acrobat" Liar Thief"
and a hundred more. What spiendid ad-
vertisingi can you beat II; and II sure
does bring the crowd You can't keep
them away unless you throw the train
off the track
Wherever 'Billy" Sunday appears the
sign. s, r. o, Is tackled oven the main
entrance, standing Room Only" and ne
holds the crowd. He brings. q message.
1t may not be clothed In the finest Of
oratory. for II V the flatfooted, square
toed sort, right Oft the bat, hitting the
bulls-eye and ringing the bell He has
started something in your city. and II
win go on and on, and It's Influence will
De laSting. what harm IL he dotngf Is
he injuring someone? Yes, there ara some,
the saloon element; but what Of that. II
you go to a saloon you throw away
your money. You waste your time and
you have bought something that will be
an injury to you,
Does he do any Eoedf Yes, the trail
hitters do not all come back. and then
consider the thousands who leave the
tabernacle with good resolutions formed.
They promise IN secret 10 cut out this or
that evil habit, and are not these Just
as binding as though made publicly, for
It is up to the individual himself to make
good; no one else can do It for him
He, William Sunday, stands for law and
order and deceRey In your community,
He Is has-been and an izzer. He has
done some good in the past and is at Il
yet.
But, oh. you knockers. do keep busy.
EDWIN NJ. SEARLE.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
RriEhten Your Conner.

MORSE BLUFF, Neb., Sept. sG-To
the Editor Of The Bee; In your "Aimed
at Omaha" articles in this mornings
paper the following appeared:
Silver Creek Sand: II il to be hoped
that within the next couple weeks to
BS win q TSTtS 5ssd ana
people who pay their money In advance
for the papers are entitled TO a financial
rebate.
The writer finds Just AZ much news
at the present time In The Bee as ever.
and while Mr.. Sundays sermons are
published. the pages OF your papers are
increased and we get all the news Just
the same, Further. II Ia not at all COM
pulsory that the editor of the Silver
Creek Sand read these sermonA
feel satisfied there are q great many
more of your readers who do read the
Sunday articles than there are that
don't.
hsNe read the Silver Creek sand on
different occasions and all one Is able
TO get out of II IL a rehash of other
city papers press dispatches and the
interesting facts that "Seth Whiteomb
bought new brindle cow" or Joshua
Jenkins is visiting friends in Duncan"
etc. The Bees Letter Box seems TO be
contributed to more by some certain
Silver Creek parties than any one else
and in my experience l have never read
any of their articles that over had a
good word for any one or anything. and
! would suggest that these parties re-
frain from saying anything at all when
they cannot say something good. and II
certainly ought to benefit the community
Of Silver Creek II their editor would
come to Omaha. attend the Sunday meet
ings and hit the trail" II should at
least cause him to bury his hammer, ("
and possibly improved the Silver Creek
Sand and brighten the corner where
he lives" c. o. SHEPHERD.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
75e JBeesAa
-ZeMe2sBoaH
Thnnl.. from paIIas.

DALLAS. Tex. Sept. 3.-To the Editor
Of The Bee The Dallas letter carrieIs
convention committee wishes to express
its appreciation OF the courtesy received
Of the hands Of your paper, and to eS-
tend it's thanks Tor the publicity given
20 the candidacy Of Dahas for the next
national convention.
Win you permit us also 70 state that
no body OF men could have shown more
personal attention, or displayed ereater
courtesy and good fellowship, than that
shown the Dallas delegation and band by
the local carriers Of Omaha and we are
glad we will have the opportunity to
reciprocate two years hence
CHARLES L. WATSON,
Chairman Dallas Convention Committee
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
his Good qualities.

How Co you like your new miniatarYH
VERY much, indeed. He's the right sort One of
those 'man-among-men ministers. you know Comes
over TO the house occasionally ana smokes a pipe
plays base hall team good at tennis and eolf
and to believe in getting pleasure out OF this
life"
81 see"
Yes and he's interested In the things We lay.
Interested In He discusses the problems OF
the day, tell you, he's fine fellow"
II know, but what sort of sermons does he
preachT
well. that can't tell you. haven't been 10
hear him preach yet"-Detroit Free Press
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

Thought for the 1ay
SsIsefsd by Jsnnls N. Ross

w any cord OF ntns can make Itfs he
brighter,
Bany ,iitle song Of mine can make heart
the lighter,
God heIp me take nay lhtle pOrd and take
my BIC Of sfRsimg
And drop It IN soms lttls vals u~d Get the
echoes riRgtng.'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

II General carFanEa Is as wise a. his whis"
kers imply. the prompt suppression OF his border
euerillas would materially improve his chances
AZ recognition neades. the proceeding would
lend emphasis 70 good viii and realism 20 Eood
deed
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

Spruce up and shine up to greet the king ana
the visiting hosts. Every building decorated for
the occasion makes for bigger business and ad-
yertises the public spirit OF owner or tenant.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

Edgar Howard intimates that omahs'a AK
sar-Ben may some day match the New Orleans
Mardi Gres Oh, wake up, EDGAR Aksar-
Zen passed the Mardi Gras q long time ago,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

THAT West Indian hurricane must be some
sort of second cousin TO our tornado-beit
twister.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

AT any rate. DIT. Dumhe has not written any
more fool letters since that last one got away
from him,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

More than $4,000 trail hitters in the Pater-
SON campaign as against less than 5000 so Tar
IN Omaha. Hit 'em upi
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

Nothing approaches the beauty OF the parks
in the good old summer time except their beauty
n the glow OF autumn.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

wonder n that conscience-stricken sinner
who returned his iil-gotten fifty cents could not
be discovered without going out Of the junior
yeliow's household.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

The world series has real competition this
time for front page space, and the difference is
Noticeable.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

Seven slices of land office pie for Nebraska
faithful materially relieves the anxiety OF the
fenllshing,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

French soldiers have had their pay raised
from cent day to cents, sun some people
think republics ungrateful.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

The purchase Of high-class American seed
corn constitutes the best investment China has
made since the Boxers were put TO sleep.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

Persistence is the cardinal viz
tue in advertising; no matter
how good advertising may be
in other respects, it must be
run frequently and constant
ly to be really successful.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

Rarai credits Is a mighty interesting subject,
hut thrifty Nebraska farmer Is. in fact. less
bothered about credit than any other member
Of the community,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

with the democrats slipping In under the
canvas Of the protection tent unanimous vote
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

King Corn is not ready to apdicate yet--not
by long shoti
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

Subscribers leaving the city temporarily
should have The Bee mailed 20 them. Ad-
dress will be changed as often as requested
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

q "A Airfean OF New York 10 guest OF Frank ].
spsss pi'h vboip ~ sFaduasea from Harvard in iS5
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-04-08
CHARTER
OF WEST SIDE TRANSIT COMPANY INC.
United States Of America. State OF louisiana,

United States of America, State OF louisiana,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be II known, That on this 9th day of March,
IN the year one thousand nine hundred and
fifteen, before me, Robert E. OConnor. a no.
tsry public, duly commissioned and qualified,
IN and for the Parish of Orleans, State of
louisiana and in the presence Of the wit
nesses hereinafter named and undersigned
personally came and appeared: The several
persons whose names are hereunto subscribed,
who each scyerally declare, that availing
themselves OF the provisions Of the laws Of
the State OF Louisiana, relative to the organi-
agreed, and do by these presents mutually
and with each other, as well as such other
persons who may hereafter become associated
v1th them, TO form and constitute a CORPORA
tion and body polite IN Law, for the objects
and purposes, and under the agreements and
istIpulations, following, viz
Article 1.-The name and title Of this cor
poTatlon shall be West Side Transit Co Inc
and under its said corporate name shall have
power and authority 70 have and enjoy sue
cession, for the full term Of ninety-nine (oo)
years, from and after the date hereof: 70
contract, sue and be sued; TO make and use
corporate seal, and the same to break or alter
al pleasure; TO hold, receive, lease purchase
and convey, as we'll as to mortgage and hypo-
thecate property, real, personal and mixed,
coTporeal and incorporeal; to name and ap-
point such officers, managers. agents and d.
rectors as Its business interest and conven-
fence may require; and to make and estab-
lish, a. well as alter and amend, from time to
time. such bylaws, rules and acquisitions, for
the proper government OF the Affairs Of the
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-04-08

the month Of January in the year one thou
sand nine hundred and fifteen Qels) before
me, Nynne G. Rogers, a notary within and
Tor the Parish of Orleans, State of Louis
iana duly commissioned and qualified and
IN inc presence OF the witnesses hereinafter
appeared; First, Abraham Burglass, OF full
age residing IN New Orleans and president
OF the Burglsss Oil & Mineral Company
second, Mr.: Samuel R Ely also of full age
ana resident OF this city and secretary of
sag burglass Oil d Mineral Company, which
seio parties appear herein under and by viz
tue OF the authority in them vested by a
resolution adopted by the stockholders Of thu
said Burglass Oil & Mineral Company held
at the once of the said company in the Civ
OF New Orleans on the third day of Nover1-
-, Hi@ al ) clock p. m, which resolution
me charter Of the said company, increasing
tne capital thereof from Sls0000o to SIS 1000 90
sno autnorlzed and instructed the said presi-
oent ana the said secretary TO appear before
notary public to put said changes and
.nenonent OF record IN authentic form,
copy OF the minutes Of said meeting and
copy OF the said resolution duly certified by
tne president and secretary is hereto annexed
a part And the said appearers in their re-
speetiye capacities declare that in conformity
with the said resolution and in furtherance
OF their instructions, Article " OF The eharter
of the Burslass Oil & Mineral Corunany eye.
81 auted before the undersigned notary on the
thirtisth day of August, 1913, and duly re-
So,oeo IN the mortgage Office of the Parish of
Orleans IN book lll9, folio q, be and the
same IS hereby altered and amended to read
as follows, to-wit:
The capital stock of the corporation shall
DC twenty-five C2s.0oooo) thousand dollars
uvloed into I'VE hundred shares of mar vaiue
on nfty x5oo0 dollars per share which shall
DC P~ao nor IN cash OF its equivalent, for