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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
@pm. 8fer6e berlebt. uMIs id az

&om Eferbe berlett. uMls i@ odt
Sabre alt par," i9retbt @err MidaeI
Ma6ei BON 2in6em g. s., ntpur6e id
bon einem Efer6e geidlogen. Meben
an6eren @erlebungen idien i@ mir
audi cine St0rung 6es l1nterleibes
5uge5ogen 5u baben, ur6 Big gu mel
1em "a. Sabre ma1Bte i@ Die idred-
liditen Sbmer5en o1sbalten. Sd
betam oters beftige, fneifen6e
Sbmer5en in ser Seite, int &iiden
un6 int Magen. Die Mer5te tponten
MIDI operierer, aber meine Mutter
par 6agegen, meil iie furdtete, id)
miir6e es uiht iiberiteben> tpeiI id)
10 fdtpu@ >par. sic batte nit ibrer
Mnfidt getpiB &edt. 8ir borten
6am bon 6orni's MlpenfrGrter nn6
entfaloiie n urs, es 5u beriuder. Sd
begann, es 5u gebrau@en; mdbretr6
Ser erften poar Sage fdien i@ midi
id1edter 6ano6 GIT fiible1t, bo@ nod
elmer fl1r3en @eile befon6 i@ MIDI Be-
oeuten6 beiier. Sd rabm I'M gar5en
odt Glaiden> ur6 fiibIe midi mie 11el1-
geboren. ST. batte meme 3tpeifeI,
Oh i@ mirfli@ bo11ernb gebeilt iei,
tpesbalb i@ o11d nidt gleid an sic
idrieb; ober es fin6 iebt Sabre So
riiber nergangen, un6 i9 befinoe
MIDI altsge3eidnet, tbatiddlid BETTER,
olS lie 5ubor. @ies mollte i6 Sbnen
idreiben un6 Sbnen banfen fir STR
Mpenfrdnter."
unglei4 oroeren @eoi5inen 1T
Tornt's Mpenfrd11tcr ni6t in Mpo-
tbefen GIT boben. @pe5iologenten
1iefern es 6em Hrbltflm brett bonn
2aborotorium. Man i6reibe on:
OR. @eter 6abrnep & Cons Co., 10
60. &oDne @be., @bicags, SSu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

uMidts, als bdB 6ieie Meni@en
friiber rel item als mir," mar Die Mnt-
MORT.
Sebt mod)te ser @robpater ben
&noben auf sic unteridteoltden
|5pl1ren oufmertiam, nno ftng an,
aus Sen 6uBitupfen Sen Gbarafter
ser Meniden gu leien, Die oieie Sta'
pfen mudten. CT erflarte iogar Dos
temperament Ser &eiienoen, Die er
fol,m ie geieben batte uno lie ieoen-
fauS nidt fannte.
Gonm f1br er fort: 80 angltlid
audi elm Menib beiorgt lein mag,
feline Sonblungen uno @ornebmen gu
perbergerl, es gelingt ibm ni6t; er
binterlaBt 6uBitapfen, oie nod md)
SSobren 3eugniB ablegen fir ODER &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

gen i'm. Ser Climber binterldbt
3eugniiie ieiner @dulb, 10 .flar als
bieie Gritte im Sdnee, un6 iie fol-
gen linn. MIio miro m16 Elm Meni@
oem o16ern gum Multer unb @or-
bilb; man 1nennt 6ieles @influB, umo
er lit oas 8eite BON 2eben, 6enn er
bleibt nod, tpenn Dos 9eben langit
babin lit. Dieier ginfluB miro gera-
6e bos fem, mas Sos 2eben ielblt
Fmor: gut ooer boie. @er 6ieien
SuBitapfen folgt miro 6abinfomme11,
mo sic Eerionen iino, >pelde bieiel=
ben inn sdnee 511riidlieBen. 0uron
tannit ou olio ieben, mie mi6tig eS
lit, boB man ridtig gebt, 6enn es lit
Ieidt, ien1anb IRE gu fiibren, obne
6aB man es min. 60 fanm mon Ser
@elt rod gum Stud o6er @egen
mer6en na6bem mo1t 6ieielbe langit
p%erloien bat. Mnn min ih Sir audi
logen, mas elmer uni erer gr0bten
Di6ter ooriiber gei6rieben bat:
u@rober &el6en Muiter 6e11ten
l1nires @eiit's grbabenbeit,
l1nb tie IieBen nod beim S6eioen
Spnre11 nns inn Son6 ser 3eit.
@pnren, sic bieleidt Elm anbrer,
Sen ser gr6e ibtpere 9ait
3riidte> als berirrter @an6rer
Siebt, nn6 11ele @offnung faBt.
2abt uns oesbolb nnermii6et
@irfen, tpas ga min,
l1n6 auf @oH, ser u11s bebiitet,
Set bertra11en er fiibrt gum 8iel[. ="
Gieien @e6onfe1t, mein Sl1nge,
berltere ME aus 6em Muge, 6enn Ger
ielbe itedt sir ein coles 8tel un6 off,
net Sir cine i@one 8abm. &abe adt,
melderlei GrBitapfen 6u I'M gdnee
6es 2ebens o6er I'M @un6 ser 3eit
5urudlaBt, 6enn elm an6erer @roB>
batter nit feinem @nfel fo1gt uns,
un6 iie ban6eln iiber uniere 611B=
ltupfen, tpie mir iekt iiber 6iele."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

mar ib1ten 511r iiiben @etpobnbeit &C.
moroen. sic berlieBen alio a11gen'
blidlt@ ibre 5pielplabe, iebten iid
obne Murren an 6as Spulra6 un6
fpl1lten @arn.
Nod aber batten file sic &aoer
nidf 5tpan3igmal umge6rebt, 90 fiel
plobli@ 6rol,ber ein 9duB. SHE ell,
ten binnlls. l1n6 mas iaben iie? &C.
ra6e on Ser Stel1e, mo Sl1lius rnb
Bertha nod Dor menigen Mim1ten
gelpielt botte11, batte ser SSdager einen
tollen Snn6 eri9o1ien.
@atten iie ibrem @ater nidt a1,,
ge1rblidlid @eboriam geleiltet, mdren
tie leoenfalls cine 8eute 6es gefabr>
liden Sbieres getporben.
@eborde idnen, gebor6e germ,
DIT lit Ser 9obn 6afiir ni6t fern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
9ie Mbmmme.

Mlma par etn Md69en bon ie9s
Sabren. SIRE Mutter batte oft 81
ibr geiagt: u@ott bat uns cine stim'
me in Sic Seele gelegt, I'M uns gu
iagen, mas re6t uno nnre6t lei, nnf
6ie1e 5timme 11erne11 mir SOS @etpil=
ien."
Mlma lebte in ser guten often 3eit,
mo nod Salglidter un6 &amine an
Ser Sagesor6m1ng moren. @ine5
|Gages ging iie in Ser Sberitube gu
8ett. Die Gbire Tires 3immers
ltano often; aber Tie fon1te mi@t ein=
idlofen un6 lteB ibren @e0anfen
freien Saul, tpabren6 iie 10 6alag.
SHE @epobner 6es &aules begaben
ii6 16lieBli6 gu 8ette; fife aber fonn=
tie 6urdauS ni6t einidylafen. IS
fam ibr Dor, iie iebe no6 2idt I'M
&m1ie, tpas 6o6 bel ibnen gan5 un6
gar ni6t Mbli@ mar. sic Lag un6
oabte nad), un6 eine Stimme i6ien
ibr 5l13urufen: v@ebe binunter un6
fteb mail 5u!"
Mlma fiirdtete ii&, 6ies gu tb1n;
audi 6a6te iie: u@etpiB fat @url, Sen
i9 6o6 5ulebt gu 8ette geben b0rte,
6as 2i@t ousgel0idt."
Gob Die Stimme fubr fort: u@ebe
bin1nter un6 iiebe 5u!"
SD f0nnte mild aber erfalten,
un6 ser M11tter miir6e es ni9t gefal=
Ien."
Sod sic @timme 1ieB ibr feline
&ube. 3ulett i@lug ite Elm Sud- UNI
ii6 un6 ging sic Sreppe bimunter.
9ie 0ffnete oie Ebiir 6es @obn5im=
mers un6 gemabrte iogleid, bob, ibre
Mbnung guten @run0 batte, 6em
oaielbit branrte ein 2idt, meldes
ober maize '6oron mor, um5ufallen,
un6 sic auf 6em Eii6e liegen6en SIT
der in 8ran6 gu ieben.
Mlma Ioi6te Dos 2i6t aus nn6
fogte 5u 1i9 ielber: SIZE Ml1tter fat
bod re9t, es gibt cine @timme, me1=
DIE nnS iagt, mos 3u tbmn." Durauf
begab iie it6 gu @ette un6 i9lum=
merte ianft 1no rmbig Bis gum na9=
item Morgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
&p1t Sdimnfen.

@arte mir, gu m1rlt cs friegen!
Seine Muma pir6 ober idimpfen!"
1agte cine 6roue fleine Deerr at Ell
mem 8iible, 6us ii6 anf Ser gisbobn
Elm 9o6 bon betrddtlidem l1mfong
IN BEN &od geriiien bette.
Ser fletne Monr 1ton6 init einem
|sobe Dor Ser Sprederin sic @r=
gen itan6en ibm boiler Sbranen, 6ie
fleinen 6auite botte ct gebout.
~Meine Moma idimpft ME; sic
tptr6 BLOB traurig - aber 6os lit -
Dos lit biel i6limmer als tpenn Mu=
mas i6impfen" - un6 beimtparts
lenfte er feline @dritte.
Sd tmar nnfreitpiuiger 8euge 6es
gan5en 8orgmgs gepeien un6 freute
MIDI iiber Sen fleinen Mon11, Ser 1ei-
ne Mama in Sdub genomme11 batte
- cine @ama> 6ie uni@t idimpfte,"
Die tpar eS 6o6 au9 tpertb tporm ber<
tbei6igt gu per6en. SSo> tpen11 es MIR
biel, biel mebr miitter gebe, 6ie ubloB
tra1rig" miir6en iiber ouerban6 trii-
be @rfabr1ngen, 6ie Damn 6os Sbin1<
pfen fem lieben - es tpiir6e in mani
6en &auiern BETTER nit ser &in6er-
5u9t beitel1t fem. @ie biele, tpie u11s
iagbar biele unniite @orte mer6en
bod BEL Ger baBli@en M1getpobnbeit
oes Shimpfens perbrau9t! l1n6 tpie
tpenig Grrdt un6 Muben bringen iie!
Gin Mant, Ser es int 2eben, tpie
man 5u iagen pflegt utpeit gebrodt
Bate" er5ablte bier5u Elm i%nterei-
iontes Stidden. uMeine Mutter,"
fagte er, botte ME ein beftiges, ODER
robes @ort 5n mir ge1pro9en. Sic
tpar olt6 in ibren 8GrtIidfeiten nidt
iebr reid an @orten, aber fir midi
batte Tie INNER 6as troute @ort:
~Meein lieber Sunge!!" gines Cages
begging i6 cine grobe l1nart un6 p11r-
oe bon meiner M11tter ertuppt; iie iab
MIDI einen Magenblid itreng an nnb
ipra6 6otm gang langiam: uMber,
Sunge!" &ein @ort tpeifer, mir aber
NOR sizes sic bdrteite 5trafpreaigt,
ote mir ie pie6erfabren fon1te, ber=
mibte id 6od gum eri ten Mole 6as
trorte, liebe @ort, sos Mir 10 oft
iiber ~8efiimmerniiie bintpeg geboIfen
batte. @ie oft bat MIDI inn ipate=
rem 2eben> tuenn sic @eriudmng gum
@0ien in ollerbon6 @eitaIt an midi
beran trat, 6as @ort meiner Iieben
Mutter: ~@ber S11nge!" Dor @iinoe
bemabrt! No6 beute bore id es in
meinem &er5en nu@flingen nn6 i9
froge mild oft: @aitte tpobl cine Ionge
61lttb bon @dimpfporten a11@ 10 in
meinem @er5en gebaftet? 9ie bdtte
i6 lan9it bergeiien. Mit 6ieien BEL
Sen @orten ober eridien mir itets
m16 Ser @utter betriibtes @eiidt.
60 tpnr6e mir sic f11r5e Strafpre6igt
gum groBen Segen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
Kindert&t.
Tnkitapfen.

She N,geno lit 1eid)tiinnig nno
nergebIid; bas Sitter poriidtig n1o
ii%berlegenb. 6rib uno fem @robpa=
ter gingen 5l1iammen iiber 6elo; es
tpor f1rr5 Dor Sitern, ur1b log Elm fri
5d1er Sd)nee altf Sen Sll,ren, oof ma=
rem hereits 2el,te Dor ibnen 0es @e=
ges gegongem oem man iab 5pnre>1
inn S6nee.
n@alu11t olt cine 2ebre aus 6ieien
GuBltapfen 5ieberL Srit?" frogte Ser
Nlte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13
= 8egreifli@e Runf #. ST:

- 8esreif1i@e #. ST.
tier 3u14auer (als fi@ Elm Man1
proou5tert, Der Elm babies &olb auf
etnem @iB outfit: Mie Elm Men19
muir 10 cine foloKole 5lei{9menge auf
etn1na1 ber5ebren tann! 8e9reifen sic
oas?
3meiter 3ufdauer: . ia, bos 1T
oo9 Der e1be, ser ii4 porige Mo9e
els 9ungertinitler proou3tert BOT!
g.: 9a muB t@ uniere Ss%eIberoucn
entf9ieben in Sdub nebmen. sic,
8erebrteiter, perge1en gang bic gldnz
senbe Sapferteit un6 Sen 1tr%a6lenten
Rubm Der Sruppen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

f@ubr, baB sic fnrpreit In. 70
ebbes bon mi9 au b0re, bietabs i9
6ente, 70 en- 9abt fen Se mid nit
~auqetraut I'M sic ben INNER sez
9laubt, i@ mGr f. bumm tpie i'd olls>
eude; neil, ba fin sc miitebten ge<
fpe{e. Gor ben Miefen ben i@ aud
mod lang nit getpibt, mag 1@ Dubn
fon I'M menn i4 metn Wtetno MT
tf4ebwde, bann Jag i'd norge trn1:
9ie Sauderbote fin { art9 14one
Snpentf@en I'M bic @oblfders oooer
Sebleri@ mie met fe rufe ou9t, tom
ne praut fem; atptper tpen1 &c nod
iemano onnerf4ter ben tpoae, mo
nit sebn 1ou. bann mifIe st 11@ Elm
fu@e, no nod hummer is tote MIDI,
tpomit ib berbleitpe Sbne Sbrn ltetper
pbilipp Sauerampftr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-13

gs iit redt tranlid auf gr6e,
Salt morme @ano MIDI umfoBt;
IS fann re6t einiam ga mer6et1.
@enn lie er1 tarrt un6 erblabt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-21
The New Electric Light Rate Schedule.

The new electric light rate schedule about
to be established by ordinance. with assured &C
quiescenee Of the lighting company is a real
concession to consumers. and a vast improve
ment on the old schedule which II displaces
That much must be admitted even though we
are not in sympathy with the company's atti-
tude on other matters. The reduction in the
charge per kilowatt from II cents to 8 cents Is
more than 20 per cent reduction, this highest
rate being the one that concerns the small user,
and a 90 per cent reduction should be appre-
eiable.
What is to be heralded as a still greater vic
tory for the people. however, complying with the
demand voiced by The Bee. is the abandonment
Of the deiuslve lamp-capacity estimate, and the
establishment OF a straight meter-measurement
charge. Under the new light rate schedule cleo
trio current will be sold in Omaha at specified
prices per kiiowatt hour just as water Is sold
by the thousand gallons, and gas by the thou
sand cubic feet. Heretofore a meter reading
meant nothing understandable to the user, while
by the new rate schedule the face of the meter
will disclose exactly what the charge is to be
without any Chinese puzzle computations.
The main thing is that the new straight
meter measurement rate will let us know where
we are at, and will give us the comparisons alb
solutely needed for demanding further redue-
tons from time to time as they may be war.
ranted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-21
The Governors Fears Are UnfOunded

According to sdvices from the state house.
Governor Morehead has been delaying action
toward Greater Omaha consolidation because Of
alleged defects in an entirely different law EN-
bodying our charter amendments, which he has
been led to fear might prove troublesome in the
administration OF the greater city.
Why the governor should let himself be both
cred by our purely local problems, or assume a
responsibility for them which in no way de-
wolves upon him. is not clear to us. Somebody
has apparently made the governor believe that
the charter changes are vital 10 consolidation.
when, had the charter amendments failed alto
gether, no serious difficulty would have been
presented.
Let us call the attention Of the governor TO
the fact that Omaha has It wholly within ds
power to make any necessary charter changes
by simply calling another home rule charter
convention and adopting a new homemade char
ter, which in all probability will be done. any
way. Let the governor carry out his part Of
the intent and spirit of the consolidation act and
II will be up 70 the people of the Greater Omaha
TO do the rest themselves.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-21
Another War Cloud Gone Up in Smoke.


Alarming stories from the Pacific coast con-
corning the operation OF Japanese fleet In
Turtle Bay. Lower California. have burdened
the wires for several days, and visions of the
invasion OF America by the little brown men OF
Nippon have disturbed the dreams OF the tlmor-
Gus. Now. the danger has proved imaginary.
the war clouds being dissipated by the reports
Of naval officers of the United States who GER
tify that the japanese are occupied solely with
efforts to save the cruiser Osama which went
On the rocks some time ago. No japanese naval
base Is being established there. nor has the
mikado force OF fighting ships assembled in
that vicinity.
II is now up TO the Pacific coast experts 10
invent some other excuse for demanding that
the United States establish a war fleet on the
western ocean. This, perhaps. will not be difIi-
cult. for wars and rumors Of wars are the com
monest OF daily occurrences these days Uncle
Sam, however. manages very well TO maintain
his serenity. but he doesn't relax his watehful.
ness. Our fellow citizens on the Pacific coast
are not so detached from the general country as
they sometimes imagine. nor is their welfare at
ala overlooked.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-21
Editorial Snapshots

Washington Post: Until the foreign
nations have settled their difficulties,
China will have to undergo the prolonged
suspense OF not knowing which II really
belongs TO-
Washington Star, A submarine crew
has so many dangers to face that threats
OF hanging In the event OF capture are
too remote to be very seriously eonsid-
cred
Cleveland Plain Dealer. One of Lin.
coins former law partners has Died again.
II appears that there were more lawyers
than laymeh in Illinois In Llncoln's time
and that all OF them worked in the same
little office.
Brooklyn Eagle Aus is ausgespielt.
captured by England lost to Germany.
Aus is a trading station IN German East
Africa. n the Russians capture Auspitx
in MofaWia that will be even more auspi-
eious for the allies.
Philadelphia Ledger; Happy day! We
have reached that stage OF automobile
evolution when the man who owns a
really good one never brags about IT, The
result Is a tremendous Improvement in
the interest and value OF conversation.
NiCNNAhHQ GCdlGi. Inc
presidents OF Mexico have little in com
mon except that their portraits usually
look like samples from the rogues' gall
lery. IL extreme ugliness Of physIognomy
a prime requisite for highest political
honors In the fractured republic?
81. Louis Globe-Demoerat Hens are
growing shrewder; II has been necessary
TO invent a nest egg which consists OF
the natural shell filled with plaster to
take the place OF the oid-fashioned porce-
lain object. which satisfied the hens of
the early colonial and pre-new thought
periods.
Baltimore American: One OF the most
important victories yet recorded is that
OF an American physician In Persia who.
by displaying the Stars and Stripes. saved
3.coo Assyrians from massacre. Such a
victory Is Of far more importance to hu-
manity than one which destroys an army.
Boston Transcript: The Copenhagen
report that the United United States
have entered into a defensive treaty OF
alliance with Holland was doubtless writ
I N by the reporter who once interviewed
cd Doc Cook. Whenever We do decide
10 forget washington's Injunction we
won't proceed 20 get ourselves In Dutch
Cleveland Plain Dealer: According TO
an eastern statistical wizard European
science has added seventeen years per
century to the average human term OF
NE. Incidentally. European science
more especially in gunnery and harbor
mining and submarine efficiency-has
knocked the average term OF life galley
west.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-21

The rev city council organized with w. r. Bechcl
for pfesieent and J. b Southland for city clerk
John A. Lamb Rho made his business headauarters
in Omaha. died IN Chicago
The Bee prints the story OF the Omaha street
railway as sefeetns the etys growth. The first car
dibearded Chicago omnibus bought By George
w. Frost IN So and iuade over Into ssreet car II
subsequently replaced BY four larger ears when
the management passed 70 +. b Chandler and later
in lns. to Captain W. W. Marsh
ms public Hbrery viii be removed about May to
the Fleoner building. where Il viii occupy the second
and third stories
Joseph Fiorcui the proprietor the Paxton barber
shop returned from three ueskg pleasure visit TO
eastern cities.
Henry ID. Estabrook with his wife and child re.
turned from chicago where Mr. Eslabrook mas been
lad W time with rheunaasm.
REV J. ". insram, fesden, Of san dose
Cal. l. wishing FRIENDS n Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-21
People and Events

A Chicago bride OF three weeks is asking Tor a
divorce on the ground that her husband is unsuiteI
for married life This IL another way OF saying that
her seal got away with her judgment
A Savannah. Ga. couple has just been married on
a license issued twenty-one years ago. As a trial
test OF patience and loyalty the record deserves
place on the matrimonial scoreboard.
A few hours after winning layoff for punching
a rule. j. p. Downs street railway motorman OF
81 Louis. got word that he had fallen heir TO
fortune OF sls.Oo win Downs come baek3 Not II the
ward turns into cash
For seventy-three years o. J. slough OF San Diego
has been animated joke on the prophetic talent
of California doctors They told him he was all m
with consumption. but he refused believe them He
Is now a. and still enjoys the joke on the needles
Progressive churchmen in Kenosha. VIA are
prescribing generous doses OF printers ink mem
bership booster The First Baptist church set the
pace with fuii page ads. a. the publicity plan "A
hacked bs business men other churches are likely 10
follow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-21
THE CALL TO LIFE.

Herbert Randall. in Boston Transcript.
There's a broad highway with an open
And It leads far out from the swales
OF care:
SO It's Off with the old.
And it's on with the new.
In the land OF sky and the wide glad
air
oh, us up and away to the rolling hills.
And It's off with the old.
And it's on with the new.
In the spreading shade of the old elm
tree.
There's a friendly kiss in the tossing
foam
There are bells a-chime on the witch
ing deep.
70 rs up and away
On the blue, blue bay.
In our race for life up tie rocky steep
There's a dream in the heart Of the
And never a thought OF age IL there.
80 it's off with the old.
And It's on with the new,
With thousand years and q day 70
There is peace Of love in the magic hour.
With the hay and the sun and the sing
so it's Off with the old
And it's on with the new,
Where the trumpcting call TO life IL
heard.
oh, it's up. and away where the noun
BY the broad highroad Of the sky and
air.
And It's off with the old.
And it's on with new.
With. the heart OF child where there's
life to spare.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-21
Swat the Ely

One OF the most important features of the
cleanup campaign should not be overlooked.
Housewives and others must keep the ny IN
mind and not permit him TO get a start. Past
campaigns have been done wonders In way Of
reducing the pest but they are past, and the
campaign OF the coming summer is the one to
have attention now The warfare against the
Fly must BE just as RELENTLESS and just as visor-
Gus as II It had only been commenced. Premises
should be carefully cleansed and evsry prseau-
tion taken to prevent the breeding OF insect
pests. and especially the house ny. product OF
dirt and a spreader OF disease. A little care
right now will prevent lot OF trouble later on,
for Fly killed in the spring removes the danger
OF billions later In the season. swat the fly.
and escape annoyance and danger
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-21
viii They Learn the Lesson

something OF a sermon might be preached
with the Tefre Haute crooked election gang as
topic. The leaders in this iniquity do not
seem 10 appreciate the enotnity OF their offense,
else they are cloaking their feelings with an ex-
hibitioh Of bravado that very lily becomes them
Chosen by their fellow citizens as officers to
represent the people in the management Of com
munitt affairs. they most shameessiy betrayed
their trusts, and when overtaken by the law de-
family entered court. When convicted on over
wheImIng testimony and sentenced they listened
with smiling faces. and made merry on their
Journey to prison. deriding and abusing one Of
the gang who had confessed his guilt
VIII they learn while they are imprisoned
that they are being punished because Of a most
fragrant offense against the liberty Of the PEG.
pie. or will they come out AZ they so IN. regard
ing themselves somewhat in the light OF heroes?
The saddest comment that could be written on
our form Of government would be to have these
men come out OF prison OF the same mind as
when they went In.
II is not for the purpose OF taking vengeance
on them that they were sentenced, but that the
majesty OF the law might not be Knocked Their
crime was the greater because II was not against
person or property. but against the sanctity Of
the ballot II this IA not brought home to them
during the time they are imprisoned, then the
effort OF the law will have been in vain.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-21
HOW GOOD THAT
MUSTEROLE FEELS!
II Gets to That Sore Spot
Like Magic.

A-a-h! That's delicious relief for those
sore muscles. those stiff joints, that
lame back
MUSTEROLE Is a clean. white oint-
ment. made with the oil OF mustard and
other home simples.
1t does the work Of the old-fashioned
mustard plaster, minus the plaster and
minus the blister
You simply rub MUsTEROLE on the
spot where the pain is--rub Il on briskly
and the pain is gone.
No muss. no bother. Just comforting,
soothing relief-first a gentle glow. then
delightful sense Of GOODNESS And best
Of all, no blisters like the old-fashionSd
mustard plaster used to make.
There is nothing like MUsTEROLE for
Sore Throat, Bronchitis Tonsilitis Group,
Stuff Neck. Asthma, Neuralgia. Headache,
Congestion. Pleurisy, Rheumatism. Lum-
bago. Peins and Aches Of the Back or
Joints. sprsins. Sore Muscles, Bruises,
Chilblains. Frosted Feet and Colds Of the
Chest dt often prevents Pneumonia
At your druggists. in use and soc jara.
and a special large hospital size for S2.bO.
Be sure you get the genuine MUSTER
OLE. Refuse isnltations--get whst you ask
for. The Musterole Company. Cleveland.
Ohio
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-21

The class was discussing cruelty to
animals and the humane society.
Now children. who can think Of one
thing the society has done to make the
life Of dumb brutes eastern the teacher
asked.
II know" spoke out a 1o-year-old girl.
II heard papa say people couldn't run
MAGAZINE.
SO Maude has come back from the
front as Red Cross nurseT'
Yes. indeed. She said II she did ali
the horrid things they wanted her to do
she would have been n perfect sight
whenever the photographers for the
papers came around. SO she quit. "--Baitl-
more American.
Madge-Papa says that capital IL very
ttmId on account of the war
MarJorie--Nobody knows that better