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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-22

BEL. einkimifGe 4O-75e BET Hu.
| 3ttrpnsn. - WeHina S2.76-'
300: California OO--3.5o pt1
aiile.
Rrpnsbeeren. GAP. Got
$7OO-7.50 per 9bl, unb $50
1.75 per Rine.
Dranaen. - California Bal
$3.N-4.26 Der Rtfe.
@rapeTruit. - gloriba $500
$50 per Crate.
8irnen. BurtIetts 75c-$l.'
25e p.8u., stiefsr $1.75-2.0O perBh
RartoffeIn. Ginbsimifhs
$2.75-3.0O; gobblers 30. / $2.7b
300 per 8bl. uub 80-85e pei
8u auf benz @slsiTe. - Jriib. Obios
So-85e per gu. ouf bem Geleil..
GHBiartoffelH. girstr
nia $1.90- 200; ehte Ssrisp $500
Bps per gbl.
Gurtsn. - Gloriba $3.Oo-3,25
per 5ampsr.
5omaten. - Jlpriba $3.50
3.75 per Crate bon 8 a1rben.
MeiBe Ruben. H,0O-l.2o
Der gbl.
GtedrHben. - $1.5O per gbt.
BIumenfobf. - ITEM Dorf
A.25--l.35 per Crate.
araut. Nur bdniifes iptro
offsrirt. ipeldes BON s10-$12 per
3ou auf benz 6eleife bringt. HoiFs
$1.5O-1.75 Der Bbl.
aobl. - T.10 per gbl.
3niebeIn. - ginb.imiF6e ael'
,5x 7o-75c per Blu. unb $2.26--
$50 Y6l.: ginbsimifde p.is. 9oe-
$1.00 per Blu.
Sptnat. $1,50 per B6l.
Grilne gobueu. ausiDdrf
iige $3.25-3.5O per 5amHr.
Raroiten. - ginbeimifds 90
-60c per Bu..
: Rotbe RHben - Gintsimil%
12A-15c Der Duseno.
2anbprobufte.
Seu. = gep. / Simotbp $500;
Ro. 2 simpibp $1,000; go. 3 9imos
tbp $14.OO; 80. / semiitt.r alee
$500; SO. 2 DO. $14.0O; RO. 1 a!ss
$14o0; SO. 2 al.e $11.5o-12.o0;
5isiises alfalfa $11.0o-13.O0; peits
Iites S16.OO-1S.O0 per 1cn.
MHbIeniutter lit Itstis. -
aleis S21.5o-22.00; Wibblinss sros
bes s23.5O-24.o0; bo. feiHes $3.50
-26.oo; semiIdtss Guttsr S22.5o-
23.0O.
GGmerefem Warit ffetig. -
Glsefdmen $8.50-10.20 auf BEN 0es
feiIe nnb $10.0o-12.15 per Bu. BON
Stor., simotbp $3.25-3.75 bonn
Gtore. y
Beri9iebenes
CsIe. - Warit itetia. 9etnol. ros
ks 66c per GalIcne in partieu BON
x Hbl. Oefo6tes IL metr 80. 1
Qarbol $50; Cotton Seeb Del, raffis
nirt.s SIC per GalIous. s.rpsntiu Gle
In partisn BON 1-5 9olIonen unb
72c in pariien BON 1875 Gallonen
Petroleum. Dbio Carbon 100 Grab
10e; Doe 15O grab 10Ac; 5eubIisbt
ITS grab l2c: Reb 6ropn Gafetin
18e; Raptba 22c per GalIons in pars
tien bon 1--5 BblI.
Gala. - Der Wartt in ruHs.-
Dhic gfiper S1.05 per 81. bon $50
gfb.. ;suhrlom binsusefiist.
9ala. - Martt ite.ia. primo
Gitp 8i-85f; bc. Gountrp 7a-7ae;
per pfunh.
RobIen - Warlt rubia. Dou,
abipabenp $3.60-3.75. Rub unb
elad $2.25. Ranaipbd Gtiidtoblsn
S3.D-3.75. glub unh SIad $2.25
per 5s.ne abaeliefert. Rau4lois
G.iidlchlsn $4.75, bo. Vus unb
GIad 1925. Mntbraei.e $7.75-S.U
per 9onne ebatliefert. Cote tofe
s6. 6.00-6.5O per 3onne abaeIiefert.
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Suder. - prsiie feR. - HdffI'
nirtsr @ut 9oaf $7.25; poipbres
s6.45; Cubes $3.50; aranuIirtsr $6.'
35; gonfeetioners ~" S6.25; Ofi
~" $500; tpsibsr ertra $3.50; extra
e. $500 per 100 pfunb.
WoIaiissif fietis. - N.ip Or.
leans Open Hetilt As 65c; Gentrifus
anl 22-32e per Gallone.
Reis. - 9o,liTiana. sfanes heah
6a-6se; prima 53--5ae; orbindrer
4-4it: :sapan a SIC per Dfunb.
Dairp. probufte
Butter. - Marlt rubis. prtiIs
ieit. =. Mbolsmilt srtra 3Sc; Gen'
traliseb ertra 35ae; CENTRALIZED firits
32e; bo. Sseonbs 29e; GancD DARN
24c; padins stOd 17A--19e per
pfuno.
aSft Marit iietis. Obip 17e;
glorbpeitli6er 17a-19e; Refp yort
19c: Sdapeissr 28e; DO. Bird 1Sae;
2inburger 17--17he per pfnnb.
gier. - Marit rnbis unb preiie
fsit: prima firfs Siibnereitr 33c;
firfs 32c; orbindre firiis 24e; fseonbs
22e per Dubenb.
GefIiiseI.j-- Wartt ruhig. -
9roilers 2 pfuhb unb oariinisr 12At;
ii6sr sipsi apfunb 12e: Sdhne 9e;
Siibner 10-13e; 9rutbiibuer 49,
2lc; bo. nit truHrmsr gruit 10-12c;
Guns Csc: GHten 13a-16c; @dns
is 10-13c.
6dIen. - 30. / $260-2.60;
30. 2 $1.75-2.00; GuIIs e0e per
DabtHb.
CbH unb @tmnfs
Hepfel. - Gute Qlspfsf 500
$3.75; stlp5bnIi&e $1.W-2.00 psr,
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Rem gOrt, q. Ss5.
&upfer. - TSartt fsit; eIsctrO!ptie
500. .25-20.50.
eiien. = Wartt iistig uno unosrs
dubert.
3inn. - Martt Tlou; $1,000.
9lei. - Sfferirt $40.
Spsltsr. - aeins GuOtiruHg.
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9 6peine. - 3ufubr $4,000;
alartt ihDdh. gult $6.15-6.60;
Isi6te $5.85-6.5O; gemifdte $s.l0-
6.75; idtpsre S6.20-6.SO; robe $500
-6.35; Ssrtel $4.5O-5.7O.
RinbDith. - 3ufubr 5000;
Walrtt f6pnh. glatiDs geef Stiers
$5.so-10.50; Siibe unb Seifers ST.
so-8.3o; Rdlber $6.25-9.5o.
g Saafe -3ufubr 1000; Wartt
i6ipa6. Wetbers $6.00-6.75; GDes
$4.20-6,25: 2Gmmer $6.75-9.60.
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0et@dftSpapiere purbsn ~ S--0l<es bis.
ieHitn. Wt&fd aaf goaben parea ftetis
u Assn tar " 2ssr siGt; Hatel.&npei.
langen e4.78h unS Sidts skSeAfel t4.72h.
branes Sidt 6.s3, 5eabet 6.63, Nari
Sttt TN. aabel 771I, 9irfs ei&t 6.5s,
AabsI s.55, Hussl 6ibt Sl4; asbd 80 ;
SiIbst. Uarsen o41S. Meriianii&s Dpaars
~.
aHieumarit.--am Bormiitaee mar
ber Rart Hau uHo bic Yreiie paTer &C..
orl6t. Wadmitiaes aber wurosn bic Ge'
ihdite isbbafter. Der Rarti iGIob aber
ungsreaht.
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WiseOnIin psibe 6S--76c; Minneiota
ipeibe. 7O-74e; Minnsfota ObiOs 65
-73c.
geftiisel. 2ebsnbes. Waartt uns
perdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-22
1dsItHer Nysarft.1 1eridBt.
Gfnetnnati 21. 0ss.

l r------~-- . ----------s
gtnrinnati q. De5.
Die nd&folssnben 0uOtirunssn te'
aieben fih r,ur auf gnarps Truns'
afticnen. Dsi tleineren Dtfhdf!en
spsrbm efipds bSbere m-tire tereAnsi
propifionen.
| S&mals. - prima S!eam
9.45 9.55c; Jdmilp 10-1oae.
SrOdensefaIDsnts GIeif4.
Gbort rkar Ssiten. lOie 10s-11c;
GTtra fort clear Gsiten 101-10ae;
fbort Rippenleitsa 10--10ae; Bel
lies 11--113e.
Baton G6ort clear Seiten
111-12r; srtra fhort clear Sei!en
113--11ie: fbort gfippsnfsitsn LII
-11at; Bellies 12i-13ae per pfunb.
sugar gurtb Hleif1. -
Gdint.n 16a-17c: picnic G9ultern
12-12ac: grsaif.if Bacon 19-2Oe;
S4altern In padeten PPM; He'p
Nort Gut 12-12ae; trodene Beef
SGinfen 23-25c Der Dfuub.
Sibsep5feItes Gfeif d. -
Gfinf.u 15-15se: picnie Ghultern
11--11sc: Bellies 16-16st: G4hf'
tern III Lie; Gdultern, q. 3.
Gut bo. 11f-11ae per pfunb.
Trifhes Tleifh. - G&inisn
13-13se: a}itnic G6ultern 10a-
lie: G&ulisrn 1os-11e; fhort Rips
penfeiten 10e-1fe: erira Ihort clear
penfeiten 10-10bc: ertra ibort clear
yfippenIeitn 10s-11c; Dtllies, Iei4s
te 6a--17c; Bellies. ldrere IL
12e.
Weht urb gefrefbe.
NEIL. Wint.r pntent $500
500; Winier fancp $5.45-5.55;
Winter iyauiIs $4.90-5.00; Wintsr
srtra $445-4.65; Wintsr orbindrss
4.25-4.45; 5artes Wti3en patsnt
$6.00-6.45; Sartss Weiaen fancp
$5.60-5.S5; Sartes Msisen JomiIp
$4.65-5.0o; aoassnmebl, norblpeits
lides, ssmii6tss $5.30-5.55; rsinss
eitp Roaa.nmebl $5.40-5.65; Gitp
gemiidtes Rosgsnmebl $5.3o-5.55.
Weisen. - go. 2 rotber Winier
$1.26-1.28; SO. 3, $1.22-1.24;
go. A, $1.16-1,20.
WelI9tprn. - no. i fpeibes
-; No. 2 bo. 71-72e; go. 3 DO.
70-71c; go. 4 DO 6s-69c; glo.
5 DO. 66a-67Ae; yio. 6 bo. 64a-
65ae. - SO. ! setbes =; go. 2 DO.
1-72e; 30. 3 bo. 70-71t; Ro.
4 DO. 6s-s9c; go. 5 90. 66s- -67ae;
1o. 8 DO. 64a-65ae; glo. / s.s
mif6t.s -; go. 2 DO. 71-72e;
30. 8 DO. 70-71c; go. a bo. 6s-
6Oc; SO. 8 bo. 68t -67Ac; go. 8 bo.
64a 65ae. aoIbsniorn. iueibss 81
SOC; aolb.niorn, sslbes, 68-7oe;
Rolb.ntorn. semif6tss. 67-6sc.
Rossem. go. 2 $1.oo-1.o1;
go. 8 98-99e; SO. A 95-96c.
safer. - go. 2 ipsiBer, 45l--
46e; GtaHbdrb ipelber A-44tc;
Rrrtbnsitsrn SO. 8 ipeiber 45-46e;
gp. 8 ipsiber 42A-43e; go. a fpsibsr
40s-41ae; go. 2 semii3ter 42s-
43c; 80. 8 asmifdter 42-42ae; No.
A ssmii4ter 39-41e.
Whisfn
9srfaufi ipurben 605 Bbls. Dt
itiIlers yiniib.b GcObs auf Der Bats
bon S1.39 per gaaons.
groeerfey.
Raffee. - ssapa $500 Ro'
ia 29-.3Oc: Guatemala fancb 19c;
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Gtretnnatt, el Qea. 1916.
Die ea&fra9e mad 9arIsten nar briitl
nnt m6tio sub bic GfHa|ts i'm @aa
ien rneiests Dts 0iHsraten linb uuperdn
brit 0ebtiebfM Cir IarlebfB ssn eaaa
mstpem rcn ben Banien ~ beye9ast, ipdb.
rsnc 0ej@dftspapisre bn 5 - 6E bistcn,
isst rsrbeM SR oisnsn Wartts pnrber
garispen .on eau ~ SK--4S xno au|
1tf ~ 4--4X$ plae,rt.
usAIn eel Rss psa
Dnroea ~ 15e 1isioaip Der $1,000 ariIden
HaHieH Desiauit. Cie gonaierrsts betsagi
eur yraaie per $1,000.
ei@f .S8sAfa anf Gonbon purbeB AZ l.7s
AIIH per yfo. Sterling quctirt. 81,
Be4iei asi Berlin puroen sec fur 4 Mari
pfre9uet. tar @edfsl auj Baris 49, 4c prc
branr, auf xmherpam 48JSc pro Wulbeu
nne auf mien 16e per RroHs, Gires 16r,
Hubel ~, Grsnes (S@seij) 1879.
psuSes . cSllssa.-~
sarsn rutlg unO is.ia Die Saniea aus
Ginlaui. Esrsaui.
~ NosbS lo25 Gsup. .i09x ll0x
~ Bombs, 1918 ......10l4
~ Honos, 1880 ..... W
~ YaHaMd d.......... ~ -
~ Fonama .l0lB
Glsssiss essisnaists.
Die umifts i'm bieTsen gleasiRstsuis
btIiefeu fi9 beute suf 1856, ,450.
ssess esgssttsss.
Der NoTft In 2oiaIielnritdtsn mar aud
brute weber nou unb bic yreiIe ipareH Ite'
iig. Ha1febsnoe 8eriauis iino su beri4'
ten:
First Can.
ass .s sis' s'asisassi Il q ssi'a;ss sss ai.;: ssx
second Call.
10 afiifn Columbia Gas & giscirie -. 10
10c atter Colo Giate 1slepbone. ......, SEN
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Rinbpisb. - Die 3uiubr mar
beuts gerins. bic Ra9frage MIR mGbig
unb Die grsiie unsefdbr itetis. Stps
fers unb Getbers tamen nur ipenis in
ben Mortt unb iinb itetis. WtiI4tuhe
iinb langiam unb unperdnbert.
Mittlere unb f6tpere Stisre 500
800; G9ien 100000; Slsi,
ifsr Stier. $5.25-7.00; aussrltiene
bis trlra $7.25-7.75; oeiftrs $3.50
800; auserleIsne bis ertrd $6.25-
100; ssiibe 1925 500; auserleiene
bis ertra $5.25-5.5o; Glnnsrs $500
-3.25; Nil6tiibe $35.00-6ooo;
Stodsrs alnb Jeebers: Stisre $500
6.75; Ssifsrs $4.00-5.50; aibe
$4.0O-4.50.
9uIlen. - Die 3ufubr mar nur
mdbia unb bic preiie Fetis.
Jstte Hullsn $5.75-6.25; Bologna
$5.O0-5.75; massrs unb Isidbts $500
800.
RAJ btr. - Die beiieren Ieitttfl
Galbsr fino ftstis, bic anb<rm flau
unb itfpad.
Bette aaltsr $9.5o-9.75; fair Bis
quite Isidbts $6.509.50; orbindrs unb
grObe $4.009,25.
S4neins. - Die bsitiae 3us
ftrbr mar Die srDbis an einem Dienitds
felt Sahrsn unb bic qrsile fisIsn oa,
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Hes nsrisr UsaS. ustirsssea

ai4sisu sn. &C., NV ytlN. Oar. q. q. J. ssn
;';';; 81; !|'
Sgee1. tsAW y. 49, neyf = p. q. ~ III
S@l q - q: y. .t,sar lsft9. Sa<. 49,. s1sl
g. y. = O. isasd = H!tI ssabiss aas. d.. sxi1
AK > - Il iiis q. "a. ~ A.. 81
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ans1tsrtise W&rfte.
Qep gort. q. Ses.

L ~
| wlebl. - Mnrtt letter; sprHis ga
tents $5.7o-10.0O; Wintsr potenti
$5.55r5.75 Mint.r Straisbts $5.45
$40; aaHius Struisbts $3.50
I5.75.
Deisen. - Wlar.t fart. go. ! Du'
rum S1.35 I. 0. 3. Rep Yort; Ro. !
Hortbern Duluth S1.29 unb 30. ]
gaortkrn Wonitoba $1.30 c. L I,
8uffulo. 5iir DECEMBER S1.31.
Bsli4iorn. = Wurtt ietis; Ro. !
gelbes s1sc.
5afsr. - Marti iistig.
Sen. - Wlarft r,ibig.
Sopfen. - Rartt pi[lis; Sbats Or
bindrer Biz auserIeiensr 1915 l9-
28c; 1914, 5--9e.
ioGut.. - Wtartt ruhis.
aeber. - Warft ieit.
pprt. Ueartt itstig.
Beef. - Marft itstis.
SfmaI;. - Rartt pilIig; gsiopls
Weif $9.75-9.S5.
5nls. - Warft rubig.
Woae - Utarft it.tts.
Rsis. - Marft rubis.
MolaFes. - murit iietie.
3uder. - Rpber, Wtartt ii.tig;
Centrifugal $4.39; MpIaiIss &.12;
raFiinirtsr, Wartt rubis.
Butter. = Ularit piaissr; 3ufubt
s,513. ersamerp srtras 36t-3sAe;
greamsrp 37-37ac; firits 29-3oc;
itonOs $25l-2Se.
Gier. - Miartt feit: 3nfubr 9.l54.
Grid ssiammeIte. EXTRA fsine, 81
3Sc; srtm firits 35-36c; firits 32a
34e; ietonbs 30-32e; lpeibs. ftins
bis fancp 50-54c; braune 38-42e.
adIs. = WSnrtt felt; 3ufubr 1857.
Stats, pbOlemilt. ipeciuIs, l7f-
17te; OO.l fanep 16a-17c; DO. ipss
eialg, 1916; Do. fanfp 16i-16sc.
@efliia,l. - @ersiniatss. ylartt
felt; frii6 a.f4ladtste 5iibnsr 15-
tic; SABINE 13-17tc; surseps %
27.c. aebenSes,. Worii unrsgslmdbsg.
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Diebnsarft
gineiunati. 81. Deg.

Cincinnati, q. Deg.
3ufubr unb @erIanbt tpdbrsnb Der
lebten "a Stunbsn, perslifxn nit
Dem porDsrsaussneH 1ass iinb pis
folst:
3ufubr gainbu. Sdtpeiue S4afe
20. Dea. 1920 47s1 552
81. Te3. -. 247 71S3 23s
gerianbt pdbrsnb bsrislbsn 3sii:
Rinbp. Shtpeine S4dfe
20. Deg. -. SO 1886
p. DeS. :. 800 2Ol6 so
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13
Nebraska
MEREDITH HEADS PYTHIGNS
knights Hold Election and Continue
Old Guard in Spite Of Some
Insurgency.
PYTH1AN s1sTERHooD ELECTION

From q staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. May 12.-Cspecial) The
knights OF Pythias and the Pythian sis
tore held their elections this forenoon.
and. after tho installation OF the same In
the afternoon. closed the sessions.
Officers OF the knights arc
Grand chancellor, George w Meredith.
Grand vice chancellor. George +. VIII
cox. SCOTS Bluff
Grnnd keener records and seal. VIII H.
Love. Lincoln.
Grand keeper Of records and seal, VIII
Grand ' nrelate, Charles Z. Hartford,
Grand master-at-arrns, Charles l.. Har-
Grand inner guard. r. J niddock. De-
catur.
Grand outer guard W. J Morrison.
Supreme representative, W. & Leyds,
Grand lodge trustee. Karl Kramer, Co
lumbus.
The name Of Nellie appeared to be a
winner with the Pythian sisterhood. the
first three officers elected enjoying the
privilege Of that name. The officers
were
Grand chief. Nellie Platte. Lincoin
Grand senior. Nellie Helwig, Lincoln.
Grand Junior Nellie Ceaman. Omaha
Grand manager, Hattie Foreman Free
. mont
Grand protector. Lucille Jones, Benkel-
man.
Grand outer guard, Frances Holt, Hast
inRa
Grand mistress Of the records and cor
respondence. Lila Richie. McCook.
Grand mistress OF finance. Mary Stod
dprd, Auburn.
supreme representative. Mile Hards,
Central CITY.
supreme alternate. Ida Compc, Spring
field
OF the knights. there was a little in.
surgency In the meeting regarding the
continuing in office OF the old guard
who has had control OF the order for 81
long. but. on account Of a lack OF leader
ship. nothing could be accomplished
Nothing was brought against the officers
who have performed their duties In the
past. the feeling being among the In
surgents that they had been in so Ions
II would be best TO have q change. Will
II. Love has been grand keeper OF records
and seal for so long that many OF the
members cannot remember when he be-
gan. while the same may be said Of John
y. Wright master Of the exchequer.
Both have made very efficient officers,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13
Nebraska
FORCING BOARD TO MEET
State Treasurer Hall Refuses to
Issue Warrant on Voucher Not
Duly Passed Upon.
SPECIAL MEETING THEN CALLED

rFror, staff CORRESPONDENT
I.recoI.S. NAV i2--Cspecisl)- state
Treasurer Hall. In tho capacity OF wstch-
dog Of the treasury has discovered an
ether condition which he deems OF sutu-
oient Importance to demand an cNpiena-
tgon On tho rart Of thc board which mas
the management of the matter,
Recently membcr 81 tho firm OF T. NJ
R,sehe G Son. which has the contract
for the erection OF the new building Al
the Peru Ncrmsi school appeared NJ 'hs
state house With a voucher signed by
Presldent vicie and secretarg Caviness
Of the state Normal board. calling Tor
warrant for s5.gOSIi rs part payment
an the contract for tho builoine
The law. accordine 70 Treasurer hsh'
declares that all bills must come hefore
the state Normal board for action TIC
says that this bill has never been be-
fore the board and that tho board has
had no meeting 20 act upon this Dill OF
other bills. lie told Mr.. Rische that he
would nav no warrant until the board
mad ordered its payment and that the
president and secretary he'd no right 10
o. X vouehers for this or any other btu
Without action Of tho board at meet
ing.
Mr. Rische departed. but today Mr..
u.n received notice that there would be
q special meeting OF the state Normal
board. OF which he is member. next
Friday at 10 o'clock In the mornsng
Treasurer Hall saw that the Normal
board officials cannot put anything OF
this nature across without protest ana
as he has the payment Of the warrants
ne considers that he y in position TO
make his protest stand Tor something
He proposes that IN the future the Nor
NAL board shall have regular monthly
meetings where all bills can be eonsid-
cred and feels that the president and
secretary OF the board exceed their au-
shority when they. order payment Of
vouchers without action OF the board
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

BEATRICE. Neb- May 12.-(Speciall-
Roy scosgin the Union Pacific fireman
who was seriously injured the other day
at Garrison crcssinn. Kan, 10 improyine.
and II is now thought that he will re-
cover.
Al the annual meeting OF the Beatrice
Building and Loan association Tuesday
the following officers we're elected;
President. c. p. Fall vice president,
Ernest schaeIsel: treasurer. r. b. shell
don: secretary. r. n. Kimmerly; oirec-
tors. II. z. sackett and c. A. Jansen.
Frank pvorak, aged = years. and Anna
zaFibnicky. aged q yeaTs, both Of odell.
uere married BY Judge Walden Tuesday.
Charles Perkins was brought back 70
Beatrice Tuesday from Exeter. Nen.. BY
Sheriff Acton on the charee OF raising
check iasied 20 him BY ]. s, Rutherford.
With whom he was employed. from s.N
b $3.50 lie was arraigned before Judge
Ellis and pleaded not guilty. lie was
Lodged In the county sail on default OF
81. 900 bond.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13
MRS. WILLIS OF M'Co0k
HEADS EASTERN STAR

HASTINGS. Neb.. May i2--(speeial
Telegram The attendance at the state
conventions II the Eastern Star increased
TO moro shan 600 today Most Of the time
Of toaay's sessions was devoted 70 ballot
Ing for officers. the following bring
chosen;
Mrs Harriet wiIlits. Mccook grand
Aorthy matron; Alpha Morgan Broken
Bow. grand patron; Mrs. lou conklin,
Hubber. grand treasurer: Mrs. Anna 9.
simpson. Omaha. grand secretary; Mrs
Josephine swi9art. Gordon. assistant
grand matrop; Mrs. Marie Hoffman.
Havelock. grand conductresa. The place
for the next state convention Will be
chosen tomorrow.
The PilBrims'' was presented tonight
BY tho BSetings chapter
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

When the students OF the University Of
Omaha hold their annual gala day vxcr-
oises Friday ono OF the most interesting
rtrts OF the entertainment will be a
short play written by Miss Rita Carpen-
ter The play will be given by tho Tito
plan sorority and the author, Miss Car
renter. will have the leading part. The
sketch IL entitled college Girls" and
deals with life in a large college dorni-
tory Eighteen co-eds vii take part in
the play. and from presen; Indications
II promises to excel some OF the copy
right sketches secured by the other
classes.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13
METCALFE DENIES
ACTS FOR GOVERNMENT

WASHINGTON. May 12-Cspecial)-
r. l. Metcalfe OF Omaha is In Washing
ton on private business. He has no con,
nection Whatsoever with the government
on his recent visit 10 Mexico. II was
made for his own enlightenment.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Claflln Of Lincoln. state
president OF the women's Christian Tenn
perance union. arrived in Omaha yester-
day 70 be present at the luncheon OF the
initiative petitions for statewide pro-
hibttion. Mrs. Claflin was honor guest
at a large luncheon given by the Omaha
women's Christian Temperance union at
the First Presbyterian church, when 100
guests were entertained.
Following the luncheon. Mrs. Ciaflin
gave talk and the petitions we're dis
tributed TO the women to secure sigma.
lures.
Petitions were also distributed to mann
bers of the Frances Willard Women's
Christian Temperance union. which met
today at the home Of the president. Mrs.
C. ]. Roberts. Mrs. Roberts will give an
illustrated travelogue Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. w. B. Howard, the
proceeds to be used in the campaign,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13
Elm Greek Man KiiIed BY Traia.

KEARNEY. Neb., May i2.-1speciSl
reIsgram.)--c. J. johnson. proprietor OF
q livery barn at Elm Greek. was instantly
killed Tuesday evening when he stepped
IN front OF fast-moying Union Pacific
mail and passenger train. The accident
occurred just opposite the depot at Elm
Greek, the body belng dragged for some
distance and then thrown against the
building johnson Was watching freight
train pulling through and failed 90 notice
the passenger train. according 10 wit
nesses 70 the accident
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

20 Dozen Corset Covers-Made Of dainty
All-over embroideries. many different
patterns; all sizes. Worth soc, %.
each'''''''''''''Y '''''''.'''- ''JOC
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

Special Lot OF Gowns-About 80 doEen
gowns. made OF fine nainsook and lingerie
big. full cut garments. About 20 e. M
different styles. worth to s3oo. lsVU
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13
rrrie.tlou Euterprl.e RevIvea.

NORTH PLATTE. Neb.. May is.-'spe-
ciai)-An organization Of irrigators who
have under consideration the cleaning
and repairing OF the old south side ditch
met here yesterday and made plans TO
form a corporation. The ditch when COM
pleted will put many more acres south
Of the river under cultivation. Many
prominent farmers in the county are in
terested In the venture
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13
MeaalnE Id steIIa.

STELLA. Neb. May 2-,speolall-
Mary Renie Nancy Harms ana Henry
Johnson Of Humboldt win be married az
ao0n Thursday al the home OF her per-
ents. Dir. ana Alrs Henry Harms, six
miles southwest Of stella The marriage
service viii be read b. the brides pastor
Rev. A. y Jackson Of Cottage church.
Mr.. Ella INT. the brides sunday school
teacher at Cottage arranged a surprise
party n her honor Wednesday afternoon
nsnt room quick with ! nee want Al.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

Nat room quick with Bee Want Al
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

Insect bites and Infection Dam
RerOus.
Apply Sloans Liniment to any bite,
sting or bruise. II kills the poison and
heals the wound. Only CSC. All drug
gists -Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

and nobody has anything against them
personally or against their conduct Of the
offices.