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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-17

Beatrice Express: BILLY" Sunday made Tel
shot with the people OF Omaha when he opened hi
meetings with for blessings upon the editor
OF the three Omaha newspapers. And the Omahan
showed their appreciation by making the record break
ing contribution of t2se toward the expenses Of tn
evangelistic meetings
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-17

Hastings Tribune: Billy" Sunday prayed for tn
newspapers and the newspaper workers of Omahi
ahead OF all other things Gee. but that Omaha news
paper gang must be pretty tough.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-17

Franklin News; "Biy" Sunday Is now endeavor
Ing 20 knock the devil out of of omahas sinful
citizens And believe us. Billy" has some Job on his
hands.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
ll,Qltlt botten mir 10000 MuIlen DO,

slllgult botten mir 10000 @uiien Dor
ms, a6er meoer @iilfe nob &elerpe
clutter ltns. Irob0em bielten mir Sic
ga115e 9eadt bill0ltrh ltnto. 2eiber
.baben mir Dier 200 Mom %ber(oren.
:gon S%ltrolenfa bis gum IS. Mlgl1it
limo mir nidt aus Dem 5el1er bera1ts-
%gefonn1e1, menialtens ntbt aus BEN
&anonenfel1er. @efe6t 1nnb 8erfol.
glllrg, Oas 1pebielte ob. gm Sblai
mllroe gar11idt geoad)t, %lnarldynal
altb tidlt ans glIen.
Sebt ii11b mir NUN in Sltrolp inns
filbren eil1 2e6en boiler 2angemeile.
Ienn mas iii oas idliebli6, unbe-
maffnete Nuilen 81 transportiren, 90
mir inns id)on 10 iGol1 alr bie be1paff=
neten gep0btrt batten. M11d) Ser
$Sdladtenoonner feblt inns, nnb Bonn
lit bier GbolerageFabr; bel liebcr Ell.
ne Gulienfltgel als an bieier rllbeim.
.liden &rarfbeit lterben.
SIM ii6rigen gebt's noh imne1
gang gut IBIS ol1f Sen &oltabaf
Sag Sen Snfel1 lt,ro Iarten meit1e
|ridtige sl0relfe, fails lie mir ma
Nolltabaf 5uididen molten, 30 id
i'm moarnfaGs niht friege." 1tilp.
l1nter5eidnet iii ser 8rief
8ein Did liebenber Slater.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
Mdjtnng, &iirser ppn 9urant nno
1tmaegcn0.

llnlere 2eier in I1tront uno Inn
gegeno mollen mir oltf SEN 8ortrag
oil fnerflam muhen, SEN nadjten
W3ittpodL Sen IL. Mnpelnber, 6rQu
|Silou &c. Mottbep iiber fire grleb=
nilie uulo grfnbrungan in ser oitli=
fen ll1l0 meltliden ariegs5o11e, in
Gltprel,ben uno in Malgien, bqlten
miro. Mie1ma11o lpQte bieien lbod)i1ter=
eIlollten @ortrag peridumen. Iralt
@iloo 90. Mattbep fat oieien Gortrag
befonntlih idon bier i'm gurtis
Sperlr6alls uno lebten W}itttppd} in
Ser Il1rllballe in gloriogc gebulten.
Sic fat bic 3llborer bonn erl ten Bis
sum lebten @ort gefellelt 111r6 lit am
|Sdltlle NIT rieltgem 9eifoI ol1sge=
5eidll1et lpprOer. Nien1ano in 9l1ran1
lr1o lln1gegenb oorf oieie11 @ortroq
pcrlolln1el1. ST tbl1t audi babel eir
gl1tes @erf fir Die 2beutlden gerlpllrl.
oeten, ocln Ser Grtrag lit fir bas
@olpital sbes glmerifoniid1en Rotber
arelt3es in Milnden beitin1n1t, int Sen
jebt 10 picle erblinOete Solbaten Der
pflegt u1lb in alerlei 9(rbeiten inter
rid)tet mcroell. 9lliu pergeIie Nie
n1allo:
&urtrag pon Tral !6ilOa 90. Watt6el
nad)itcn MittluudL Sen II. Mp-
bem6cr, in Snrant.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
1tm5us madJ ncncm 9lak.

Mei1len altlloe11 ul10 Dem 8llbli=
finn inn I%lgemeinen 5ltr Nadridt,
Dab ib meme 86derei7OS Marquette
5trQBe l1ady Dent t1elpe11 bon mir er,
.rid)teten @ebdllbe, 732 Mnrql,ette
Strabe, berlegt babe. SIT Der Soft
lrll11g, DOB meitte tpertbe1t @1ll0en, be-
11el1 ib fir ibr mir bisber belpieie1les
gertral1er ber5lih oa1rfe, es mir ol1d)
in benz neltelr Mlaee ldenfen aperocn,
llrr0 in0eln id) Dem angen1einen Mubli-
finn meme NIT GROCER Sorgfolt ltllo
gfeinlidfeit bergeltellten @ddereipaa.
rem beltens empfeble, 5ei6net
Md)tltngspoIl
Sans 8uI dy e Il,
@diidermeiiter, friiber 7OS Marouette
Str, jett. 1872 Marquettc
Strake.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
Geit Cottage &omitc bes @pmam's
S(1tb.

Sn1 Commercial Gl11b farb eitern
Mdor9ell eil1e Sibung bes u9felt Gott=
age" alolnites Oes 3ope1lport $50
mans Glub ltott. Gus aonlite BE-
ite6t olls ben Gamen 6roll sSob11
@6ltafer, s. @. 9. Samlin, Cora
Compton, Sennp CRAWFORD, 81. 6.
Side, Sllles aerfer, s. 9. 9lmn1p1b
unb Sri. elnna No6l.
Nl1Ber bieien Mitglieoern por 6rol1
9lfreO 8. Wh1eller, Hrolioentill oes
@omon's Gllb, ~o1meleno. 3rr 8or=
libcrin oes aonlites lpltr0e aSral1
8bitafer llno our SGabrneiiteril1
5rou Compton cranablt. MIs Sefre=
torin pro tenn fltngirtc Trau 6ide.
lleber ben Nlon bon Nube-G cottages
fiir 5rauen mllrOe leb6oft oisfutirt.
B%eionoers mllrOe Ser @ertb 1oldler
Nlabe filr ertperbstbatige Irouen .ln1o
jlll1ge Wfaod]e11 Aerpprgeboben. Naf
lallgerer geratbung gelongte Elm 9lll-
trag sur annu6me, inn Iriibjubr
1916 eillen 9o5or ob5ll6olterL Inn sic
Soften filr cine Cottage iiir rll)e6e=
bilrftige Irouen mI5ubringell. Sic
Cottage loll in ser 1dditen 9ed6e bon
l9ape1port erri9tet 4per0en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
Tim Sic MciitcridJaft
@iro fel,tc I'M uGbree SS=2eoal,e"
Tarf Snpiihen Sit Ies Mfoines
l1lo Gaoenport gefampft
lperOel1,

Gas Slrtereile an oeml llcllte NSad)=
mittag I'M 2:30 l1br I'M bielige1l
Spielparf ser uI6ree= s. 9eogue"
ltattfin0enoen 5llbbalipiel I'M sic
Meiiteri daft Ser SodNdlllipielmono1=
ldlaften oes 5toates 5miiden Scr
Wannidaft ser Sodid)ltle bon Slt
3es Moines u1lo n1ierer eigerer1
@odlidule lit ol1f Dem sie0epunfte
angelangt.
5elte Madlmittag oiirfte cine fleil1e
G~olfernmoeru1g - es miro bei Ell
nigermaBen gii11ltigem 8etter oui
cine @etbeiligu11g BON 5000 Bis 5000
Eerlonel1 gerebnet - nod Dem Hart
fll1tben.
Mabrer0 Die bielige Mannid)aft in
We5ng arf yaorperselpidt" sen 81
1es Woinern iiberlegen lit, bri1gel1
Die beludenoen @aite cine gr0Bere
g%rfabrlna init. Die 5pieler ol1f BET
Ben Seiten 1inb:
Davenport. 2inel1p M1ofeeper
le.; Wramlon, It.; 9ongtpitb, Ig.
9lod, C.; Glappool, rg.; Gardner, IT.
gogel, re; S6uler, q6.; Sing, lbb.
4elp, RIB; Sort, (Gapt.), fb.
Ies Woines 2ineltp w. Natterlp1.
le.;; s(msbenp, IT,; @p1pnro, lg.
Nbitnrer, c.; Combs, rg.; 8emis, IT..
sbnfelt, re-; @pers, o.; Stone, ifs.
gad1om, RIB; Sperturff Wopt.), if.
Die 9eamtelr oes 5pieles lin0 -
Ref erent, aeitblp bon Neoria.
Sdieosridter, 5rl1itt bon Gornea
Spielplabrid)ter, Mbnms bon Sberlir
ll1o vSeo0 9inesman" 6ilber Dor
8ril1n6Q.
Beibe Mamnidoften genieBen eine1
oor5iiqlide1 &llF als 5l1Bbalipiele:
uno iinb i'll Oieier Soilon nod bo1
feiner anoeren Mannihaft gei6Iogel
moroen. u3bree heer5 for Iaoerl
port"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
9cntldJcs sbeatcr.

6e1tporitell1ng, orranairt
Dolr Der 5teuben=@elellidaft
uelma=2iele" utb bes alten
3ei1auers Sltgen0jabre".
Stltorildes Sdanlpiel 1T 5 Mfte11 bon
!Scrih. Megie: @il6elm
MiilGan.
8orber:: glniprad)e bon Serrn SenrD
Wiibnenproben, gin5elproben, @n.
lembleproben, 5tatil tenprpben, 9eto=
ratio1rsproben, M0belprobell, &eql,i-
.ittenproben, Wh1iifproben - 0as iino
Die ~ein5elnen gtappel1 in Der gron0i.
'plelt observation-disclosures fir mn.
iere grobe Jeltoori&lrng gum 8eltet1
oes &otben arelt5es. @s miro a1roalt=
erno er11ld6aft fiinitleriib ~gearbeitet,
Inn etmas ablol11t 8ollenbetes berdus,
5ubringe1t: cine iener ieltenen bent
lpiiroigen sll1ffiibrlntgen bon 6enel
nod it ipdteren 8eiten nit gegeite.
ring er5a6lt miro. Cine blei6en0e
IGrinneru1g.
llnier treifli6es aiin1tlereniemblt
gebt nit Offer, 2l,it lno 2iebe an bas
f~eines1pegs leibte @erf. Cine Der.
artige Seltporl tell11g Derla11gt sic
Mnlpannl1ng aller arafte in erb0bten1
MaBe. l1n6 miebiel mebr iinb nne
NIT &er5 n1tb 5eele tbei oieIer Sad)e,
Die Dem DeDre11 3mefe Ser Nad1ter1=
lie6e gilt.
Mir bril1gen bier Die geiebung Ser
~ein3elnen Mollen:
2copolo, Shirt SIT M1rbaltsDeIia . !.
8tlbelm MiilDan
Die 5iirlti1, ieite Ml1tter
. j. 9ouiie 9riidner
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
Gepnblifancr in Wcdcimiibnng.

3ie republifol1iidc11 Mitglieber
oes Sta0trafbes bielten geiterr Meor-
gen Inn elf l1br cine 5ibl,ng in ser
Office 0es giirgermeiiters Mlfreb 6.
Ml1eller ab, tint iiber Sic in Ser err
item Sisung oes Monots 9e5enrber 81
erfolgenoen grnennllngen ieitens bes
EStabtratbes 3l1 beratben, l1nb 1T 6ra-
ge fo1nn1enoe @nnoibate11 Meplle pal
|iiren 5l lailen. l1eber sen @erlnuf
Der Sibnng idJpiegen 1th Bic Gbeil-
nebn1er b%olltanoig alts, ooh lollen
5ablreide Hamen bon ben Mlbertnen
|fir Bic 5t beiebenoen 4olten III @or-
i6lag gebradt mor6en lein.
Ser @iirgermeiiter miro ei1cr
aommillar fir offentlide 4rbeiten
l11t0 einen Sefretdr ernennen. Seine
|grnenlutngen miiIien bonn Satbtrntb
|beltatigt tDerOen.
Ser Stn0tratb miro Sic ~folgen6en
Memter gu bergeben baben:
Silfs StraBenfonnmi111r.
Glerf Ser 9e6oroe fir offentlid)e
grbeiten.
5taotaGleftrifer.
8nufommili4r.
StraB cnfommiIlar.
Stabt-Sngeniel,r.
Stabtampalt.
Sta6t-aGfrner.
Stabtiider 1o0tengrGber.
Ser Stabtingenienr lit ~al1torijirt
ben erlten l1no 5apeiten @ebilfen 81
ernenlten; bod miiiien bie @rnenrl111.
gen bom Stabtratb beitGtigt meroen
0er bonn Stabteleftrifer 51 ert1ell.
ncrtoe Silfs-Staoteleftrifer braltd):
nidt beitatigt 81 mer0en.
Die @elunobeitsbeb0roe bat III De,
~erltell Sibu1tg i'm 9e5cnlber oie fol-
genoen 9eon1telt 5u ernennen:
@einn6beitsbeantter;
Nabrungs -~Snipeftor;
Observation-Disclosures;
G6ierar5t nlt6 Nleiid lll,o Molfe
rei-ssnipcftor.
3ieie grnenll1ll1gen nnterliege,
gleidfaas Der 8eitdtigung oes 5tabt,
ratbs, /.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
SntcreHanter Iclbppitbricf,

Il1r6 bic Sreln1olidyfeit oes Serrl1
.Garl "copper" ION go. 1921 @elt 9.
:straBe lit nlls Ser folgpn0e Ielopoit=
brief oes 2anolt1rnlman1es Sinm 2
ppn Ser Ill. &pmtagllie Des 2ano=
lturm=SSntanferie= Hegin1ents 800. 8
Der IL. Mr1nee al ieine Iod)ter, Sri.
Bertha Iinnr orn 6orlhneg Al IN
a'iel, 5ur gerfii9l,frg aeitellt moroen>
Ser 9rief muroe m1 81. Ml1gult 1915
aus Sltroap III 9hpiilhA Solcn ob9e=
ianOt l1no lm1tet lpie folgt::
u6abe 1eillen Iieben grief cr6al=
ten n1o mid iebr bariiber gefreut.
Sd modte Gid in6e1ien bitten, meim
slOreile bel1tlid) 5u idreiben ga mir IN
Der &%onlpagnie bier Iimn1s baberr
nnO id Iinum Ml1mero 2 bin. HoI1=
tabaf feblt mir idJon mieoer ein1nnl.
Ser BON Srlfel Seil1rid) uno Gonte
M}arie gcldidte lit beitabe al1fge=
brandt. @emn id niht bal0 Moll-
tabof friege, mllB i'd 0anad 6l1ngern
ODER eS mir ga15 .dbgen16nen tpie
oas Iri11fen ober bas inn 8ett ld,la=
fen. Sa, lisbe 5odter, SIR f1nnt
gl1d oabon feline ribtige @oriteGlrng
maiden, 1pel1n SIR es al1b beri ltden
molltet.
u@as boben mir leiiten ~nliiiien bis
sum 13. Muguit; bdtte es lelber 11i1t
fir ntoglid gebalten. Mo5 baben mir
m%arld)iren miilien, ollrh Sono inns
Sl1mpf, oltrd) @al6 ulro sSelb.
rslber 0as shlimntte pdr Ser g(n-
blid Ser BON sen Nl1l1en nie0erge=
brnnr1ten 30rfer nttb Stdbte. Sltro=
lenfa NOR Sic erite 5taOt, oie lie in
8rmno I%teften. Sir Hagen i'm gdli=
%tengraben. 3mii6en unierem Gro
ben nno Sltrolenfa floB ser Narem.
Nadmittogs linn 5apei l1br ltiegen Sic
erlten 6euerialller er1por, ltno ball
apar Dos gan5e gegeniiberlieget6e
nfer ein Ilnmn1errmeer. Die Nl1lien
batten Sltrolenfa in Brnl16 geitedt
cine Stnbt bon 10000 ginpobner1t.
sl6enos TIM odyt l1br forn Ser gefebl
uMQes 'ral1s uls DEM @rabel1, fertiq
mad1elt 5ltn1 Mbtnarlh 1n0 gum
llebergang iiber ben Naren. Nodts
INT IL llbr gil1gett mir iiber Ser
6ll1B. GS mor tag6ed, BENT bas bre1r:
nenoe Sltrolenfa leudtete ms. Sci
gearem bat ibier 5tpei @rme, Sen erlter
9aben mir b%urtpatet, bo11n famer
rbir iiber cine Sl1iel I'M Sllb urf
bonn in 51pei @oote1 ii6er ben 51pei
ten Mrm. Ahtn befalr6en mir u11s ii
ben 8efeltigungen Der itarfen Setting
Sltrole1fa. Soften mir bieie 8efeiti
gll1tgel1 itilrmm miiiien nntcr Sen
Ieller Der 93llilen, 10 p1re 0ns ent
meoer lln1loglid) getpeiet ODER tbatty
bod piel trelles beltid)es Wlllt gefp
1tet. 3am gi1g's in bic Sta0t fin
elm. Hetten fonrter1. mir nidts, 81
elmer, Teuerlpriben ullo Drummer
bon ben N%llilelr perlti6tet aporben ma
rem.
ul(m 5dbn ll6r 8ormittngs no6n1el
mir Die mcitere gerfolal1rg al1f, l111i
bon nm an gob cs fiir Die Moro6ren
rer fem !Salten mebr. Mir baben ii
gejagt. @olten lie iih feltieben
murben lie m1gegriffen, l1r0 ut1ier
@rtiaerie ltridy Den @r1nmmbaB Il
grob, bob lie imn1er mie0er Daponlie
fen ODER iid gefangel1 gaben.
Sn Der 0adt bonn II. oui 1eM IL
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
Die TllblbQllnannlcnft hps

Die Tllb6olmonnidnft 6es ct.
%gnnbroie College bon 3oocnport miro
lid bellte NIT Sem Des Ieutlde11
College in 9lrbuqlle n1cllcn. sSl1
soma Gitp finoet onl bentiacn Gage
oas College Mieilteri6oftsipial oes
Stootes 5qpild)en Nmcs ullb Soma
Gitp 1ntt.
Or. gafer, 3aHnar5t Mbitafer
Building. (Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
.@ptt[ieb Goehle, 9[pothefer

@ottlieb Toebie, glpot6efer
. allrt @orib
Margarefbe Iaral
Warql1is be Gbalilac, Scr gr5ieber
toes 5iirlten Seinri6 Soetpenfelo
y. Salberg, @ofmaridal /. .
Sames 8riidnyr
5@eorg, Apotbefergebiilfe . .
+. Ssfar Soffman1t
Ser So7prebiger 8ilp Sdlubert
Sofbame1l Martba @anbberg, 4nnie
Bender.
|Serren un6 Don1e1l bonn Sofe, Sol,
0atel1, giirger.
Drt Der &nn6lung: Gellali.
3eit: bon 1694-169S.
Die %geionante Ss%sl1re1.D eforatiot1
oes q, a. lt1t0 5. slftes iii bon Der
Jirnra Sobn Noeltl 1T liebellstpiirs
oigiter 8eiie geliefert aporben.
The Tomahawk., 1915-12-30

The state fire marshal sends out
the following warning:
This is the season of the year
when the small town water sup
ply must he watched carefully. In
many of the towns and villages of
this state the water supply is
overlooked when other investiga-
tions are made by municipal offic-
ers to see that everything is safe
and snug for the winter"
Not all of the school houses des-
troyed by fire become a total loss
because of an inadequate water
supply but reports on file in this
department show that many of the
buildings could have been saved
had proper precautions been taken
to insure supply stored in such
a manner that it conld be made
available when the emergency
arises.
In many places the city water
supply does not extend to the
premises. To overcome this there
have been efforts to lay pipes con-
nected with small reservoir.
Luckily the necessity for a large
quantity of water to subdue fire
in the winter time seldom arises
in these communities, for If it did
the fate Of many valuable build
ings can be imagined.
Watch your water supply.
Where pipes have been laid, see
that they are heavy enough to
carry an adequate stream and, for
mercy sake, don't let it freeze.
The Tomahawk., 1915-12-30
QUEER TRAITS Of CRIMINALS.
Sentenced 70 Prseh Terms, They Fro
cuently Mourn for Pets They Are
Leaving Behind Them.

The New York central office detect
i've had just sent one Of the worst
criminals in The city away for long.
long rest.
did he give you any trouble ?" asked
a friend.
''No, he did a good deal of crying
though"
For some woman, I suppose
woman? Rather not! They never
cry for human beings. This fellow
had wife who had stuck by him
through the trial, ard who, before he
was caught, worked her fingers off foI
him. Then there were two children
But he never mentioned them. He
was crying about his flight, his pig
cons, you know. He had about 81
fancy ones, and whenever he thought
of what would become of them while
ne was away tears would spring to his
ayes. a lot of the worst crooks and
gapgsters in the city are fanciers, and
kid couldn't be more sentimental
than they are. Sometimes, too. they
are sorry fof dogs. I knew one wnt'
was more anxious about his ferret
than anything else. At the same time
never knew a criminal, man or WON
An, who had cat among the things
they were sorry to leave behind
The Tomahawk., 1915-12-30
Worldly Wisoem.

As there is worldly happiness
~hich God perceives to be no mort
than disguised misery; as there aTe
worldly honors which in his estima
ton are reproack. so there is world
y wisdom which in his sight Is fool.
jsf1ness. Of this worldly wisdom the
characters are given in the Scriptures
and placed in contrast with those If
The wisdom which is from above. The
one is the wisdom of the crafty, the
sther that of the upright; the one
terminates in selfishness, the orhe, In
charity: the one is full of strife and
bitter envyings, the other Of mere,
snd of good fruits-Bixir.
The Tomahawk., 1915-12-30
A Bill.
(Continued from 1st Page.)

troll of the Government, but only
to give him due opportunity to GO
so by making application there
for. However, it is too we'll
known to need comment, that when
an Indian complains, the first
thing that is usually done is to
besmirch his character and, in this
manner, be]ittle his complaint,
such methods of investigation are
highly productive of injustice and
the Indians justly deserve freedom
from any star chamber" trials.
Hence the commission is prohibit
ed from considering any evidence
unless adduced in open court,
thus giving tie Indians full oppor-
tunity to adduce evidence as to
their competency at any bearing,
if they 50 desire, and to be pro-
tectcd from any secret or under
hand influences which may be at
tempted, to prevent them from
securing their just rights.
Go be Continued.)
The Tomahawk., 1915-12-30
Beware of. Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them: Hairs
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by +. J.
mercury and is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. In buying Hairs
Inc. It is taken internally and made in
Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. Cheney & Co. Tes-
timonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Tomahawk., 1915-12-30
Not All ''Scraps Of
Paper. y

The events Of recent years in
Europe, and especially of the last
eighteen months, have gravely i'm
paired the confidence of thinking
men in international agreements
as safeguards of right or proven
tives of wrong. They have seen
too many of them disregarded un-
der various pleas of immediate in
terest and so called necessity"
The United States has not, how
ever, yielded to the European bad
habit of regarding a treaty en-
gagement as merely "a scrap of
paper." Because of it has not the
towns of Hibbing and Chisholm,
in Minnesota, been freed from the
social influence of the open sa-
loon, whether they like it or not.
The treaty engagements of the
United States so require.
Away back in 1855 the United
States made an agreement With
certain Indian tribes regarding the
lands on which these towns stand.
Among it's provisions was one for
bidding the sale of liquor on these
lands. When these towns grew
up as a result of iron ore discov-
cries the treaty was disregarded
by their denizens. But ignoring
the law did not repeal it any more
than similar conduct on the part
of many mayors of Chicago re-
pealed a law of Illinois.
The question having been raised
the Supreme Court found the
treaty of 1855 in effect. Recently
Federal Judge Morris at Mime.
apolis, dissolved a restraining or
der issued pending determine
ton of the legal questions in
volved, leaving the Indian bureau
free to enforce the treaty.
The treaty engagements Of the
United States of America, even
though made with ''savages," are
not scraps of papers, And that's
another reason for Americans be-
ing proud of their country, espec-
tally when they look at some other
countries. Detroit Record.
The Tomahawk., 1915-12-30
Within the Car.
The passenger gave no heed.
UE-oro T,loocr.1

, The passenger gave no heed.
Fare, please"
Still was the passenger oblivious.
Spy the ejaculatory term fare I"
said the conductor. 81 imply no ref.
erence to the state of the weather,
the complexion of the admirable
blonde you observe in the contiguous
cat, nor even to the quality of serv-
ice vouchsafed by this philanthropic
corporation. I merely aliude, in "a
manner perhaps lacking IA tslcacy.
but not in conciseness. to the monetary
obligation set up by your presence in
this car, and suggest that without con-
tempering your celebrity with enunci
alton you liquidate."
At,this point the passenger emerged
from his trance -Tit-Bits.
The Tomahawk., 1915-12-30

The TOMAHAwK wishes its read
ers a HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Attorney F. D. Beaulieu was a
Detroit caller during the week.
Don't miss the moving picture
show Saturday night.
Robt. Macarthur was Mahno-
men visitor the latter part of last
week.
An epidemic of Grip has been
prevalent here of late. A great
deal of sickness is reported.
p. J. Crow, an advertising
agent, is here making an effort to
get out hotel register for White
Earth.
DR.. Guitard, who has had charge
of the hospital here since it was
built, has been transferred to
Wisconsin.
It is rumored that Doctor Thorn
as, located at Elbow Lake, is to
be transferred to the Standing
Rock Agency in S. D.
The Tomahawk., 1915-12-30

Advertise in The TOMAIIAWk,
it brings results.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-22

LIB. Todd Of Harvey was IN town on
business today.
w. b. and J. 8. williams. Hardey
Novels. Plummer Harmon. n. A. Tsy.
lor. Emmett Sheffield and FL cleere OF
Cross were trading in town today.
George W. Robinson of Galveston is
at home TO spend the holidays with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Robinson
OF wixon.
Professor and Mrs. =. n. Hensel Of
College left today for San Antonio 10
spend the holidays with relatives.
Ten thousand Berwick Bay oysters
for Christmas at Hardy Newton's
market Friday. Phone uis) your or.
der now.
Nothing more useful than a piece
OF furniture for a Christmas present.
You viii find the best selection at
Levy Bros.
Orders for poll tax no, necessary
to have revenue stamp. We have Just
received notice from Internal Reve-
nue. Collector A. S. Walker that or
ders for poll tax not required to have
revenue stamp. W. !. Mcculloeh. Tax
Collector. Brazos County. Texas.
W. S. Mial. a prominent Brazos bo,'
tom planter. left yesterday for North
Carolina to spend Christmas st|his old
home. After Christmas>Mf. Mial will
20 to New York csty for n visit to rel.
atives.
You viii find our stock OF Jacobs
Candies. Leather Goods, Ivory Goods,
Perfumes, Toilet Waters. Pipes. Fan.
oy Stationary, Xmas Cards and East
man Kodaks and Conklin's Fountain
Pens complete. Read a Stewart.
have an elegant line OF diamonds
in stock at very reasonable prices.
Rough diamonds have advanced 10
per cent and the next importation will
be high. II you are interested In this
line we can please you. J. NJ. Cald.
well. the Jeweler.
The International q Great Northern
Railroad provided q special train fol
the A. and NJ. College cadets who live
In North Texas. The train left Col
lege Station shortly after noon today
in time to make connection with the
Sunshine special. the roads new fast
train. east and westbound. The col
lege was dismissed today until Jan. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo b. Shaw hav'
shippeaT their household goods &c
Roans Prairie. Gfimes Comfy, and viii
leave in me> next few days to make
their home there IN the future.