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FOR SALE-AnimAis,

HORSES and mules for hire. bv dnv
week or month. for sale or excha nxe'
Sulliyan's stable. sos East Gary. Also
BOARDING horses wanted.
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kimball. Chicago Cottage, Har;1iIton
anu Needham. Look them over AMI
uioke your terms. Prices range from
Sio TO 500 Colonial Plano Corporation,
NO. 2o5 East Broad Street
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WANTED-Ageats.'

AGENTS. large manufacturer wants re-
liable men. women. to sell guaranteed
hosiery. underwear. shirts, direct to
homes Write for free samples. Madi-
son Mills. as Broadway. New York.
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POSITION as companion by young
lady. well educated. good reader.
adopted at swing Angler. EOS IVES,
Grace. Madison 1924.
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COMPETENT stcnoSraphcr at present
employed desires 10 make change
about September IL Best references.
Address { SOS. care Times Dispatch.
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fro - yHr phone Virginia Business
Exchanse
WANTED Nv sraduatc University Vir-
gina With much experience. a nosi
,io't ~ 4 - 4. school academy.
AQdrcss ! :. .arc Times Dispatch.
WANT ED-SaIesmen.
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sATSME& in eysry city and
"a money sor = hustler. Must S'f furni nI
references md be able to pay expenses
Addrtse l Us, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED several good, salesmen to
division around Hopew SiI0 Va. s Bis
moneymakers. Address Is 49, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. salesman to call on groceIs,
small towns % per cen, commission.
$S5 weekly drawing account Sales
manager. 200 South First Street. St
Demonstrate and sell dealers. s25 to
$40 per week Railroad fare paid.
goodrich Drug Co. Dept. 6l2. Omaha,
Statesmen. sell cotton and SIX hosiery
seconds To retail dealers at bargain
prices: 10 per cent commission Write
for SAMPLES Second Hosiery Co. Kan
sas city, Mo.
cent Eco conI inTs Spee'altE man IS per
Glass. china LAMPS, Kitchen SETS, silver i"sr
2ol Granite Building. ST Louis, Mo.
MANUFACTURERS of East selling
automatic toy want reliable sales
men VINO are acquainted with the sport
Attractive commission to reliable work
crs. Reference required KilRorc
Mfg Co. Homestead, Pa.
Statesmen. for leading lace and en-
,ory Lberah 0T.en Hnires'r No dh ter
tons to side lines. l.. o. Box 3l7. Maj.
ison SQUARE Station. New York.
SAtd dI% .;E exclusive terri:
Tankii. Cleveland. . ' 'ro'''''e
points Patented speciality Old ce
ooo Biz T%mnsrn Capital oyer 500,
L. /. cannon. Cleveland. q.
Statesmen wanted: experience 1nne-
cessary; easy work big pay. WIFI VIII
nov tor large list OF openings offering
month WIN. YOU learn a ID ssoe
nearest .1pttict. Dept, 524. National sales
. zen. !lratninE Association. Chicago.
STATESMAN LIZ travelling e, sell Blankets
econ.Inlsslor h4s.- Power T<s;i E MiJIs'
: : = : -,ESti E,h,ie2 ..tH!a. "a.
III. :-. @.Ii l* N.ae :e:|: :: J. s.
"--' II --T-.irS ta.st--.1 mo Will
@s = the. -s4s.
~ sgc,i-r ~ -.
- 49, cts-:ss $50. tcr
;--@s 4 -crt. "a
c.rs Gig,
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GENTS, new talcum powder positively
keeps away mosquitoes; fast seller;
100 per cent proft: sample l0c, Butter
worth. IA South Tenth. Newnrk. y. ].
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AGENTS. big e4X2S gold framed art
religious and celebrated negro pic
lures. lSc. Sell soc. Tremendous sellers
chanEeahle signs. portraits, convex
work, pillow tops. Lowest prices. Peo-
pies Portrait Dept. 2i2. Chicago
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SALESMAN travelling TO sell bIsrE.,s
ana CRY goods speCialties direct 10
F=t-t merchants Profitable sid4 i've.
eor.tnlssi6i tas.-. Power T@1,I,e N;jjls
- .+E'.-i >.rsst Th.ist..i.rIa u.
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BOY Scouts complete army equipment
sheltcr tents, haYcrBackB, etc I,
Rose & Co., 420 Brook Ave.
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liberal laws of Delaware; do business
anywhere: $50 pays all expenses; no
other charge OF any kind; expert ser-
vice; advice and complete Information
, Tree: American Charter Company. Bal
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have nicely furnished rooms for
rent to gentlemen only: with meals
II desired. Apply EOS East Marshall
street after & P NJ
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| hoLl.S-SS-note rolls. all standard and
c,assic numbers at one fourth Off tho
~ worth for 81. Colonial piano ca
poration. No. 900 East Broad Street
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A. MEYERS SONS,
III East Cary Street.
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, ron SAFES to quick buyer one Her.
Ins hal Marvin safe, height "a
i'nches. width 81 Inches and depth 81
81 1es Inc the, ether Barnes safe. width
SOLD at once TO make room for a isrees
one 1n central Furniture Co.. 207 Vast
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building material at tho Horso SHOW
building, Byrd Park. Clarence Cosby.
Madison 3536.
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statesmen for leading lace and EN-
oroiderE importer Unrestricted ter
rtoEy. Liberal commission. No objec-
TONS TO side lines. /. .. Box 3l7. Mad
ison square Station, New York
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pR' NMERS side lire taED -rA,cr.,-,..
"[Nf's regular nov hooE jos, og,
= ioi SAN pc. refunded. less po,,axs
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WaSTED--I,onrd and Room

vs. ~ tD-.Ey business woman, fur
h,FhrG room. Or Toom and board in
pfiEatt ihnil%, withiu ,Ho nauarrs OF
EoHjtzsfE HnnUinent; state term. .tr
~. care Timex Dispatch.
"A"TED. foomg nn6 bonr6 for : or 4
fcnhg lhTis.. heat furnishth: CEN
tTahI lncEted Htat. terms paith
nns, hI '"as"nahlt. t22. care Timer.
WAITED. ~ 2DyhR business woman.
roDtn abd board IN priyat. family no.
t""cn fits' ana SOfiis Hirsefs: hlate
,"rinn Aobresh ~ $40, care Timer.
DiHpa.rh.
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9Frt Atty s1."srntu' NJ parit,,
mad" sl05 last week h.g .irs, ~etL
.atroaugin- uUr foot cnangctt,ls III
,cF "lidoor electric sn at So; he has
$500 comm ,sl0as ~ sight. FOR eaca
sign -ista.l"! sells It dozen more. YOU
can 10" every merchant ambitious 10
hahS ono over ~ sidewalk rc.ras,
comp.nnvc price Si35 and tl5 monthly
LOT c4ectr!C current a-alns, our soTi
THAT'S WIZ ours sells \ Nfc,I,n. or.
cnpanon AZ real mans JOB Write
at once FlashtrIc Sisr Works, Chi-
CaEo.
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~: H!:-NU ID C!gz- s..es-.- -
&c. al. Monday :, :, lii
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EXPERIENCED physician desires To-
cation. small town or village pre-
fcrred Good reason for moving. l.
1874. care Times Dispatch
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LOCAL agents wanted. men and women
L" sell staple article TO retail dry
goods and fancy goods stores. Capable
Young men and women can make good
money. Samples free Easy to handle
Address Profitable, Box 1871. Flatiron
Build ling. New York
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FOR RENT-Rooms

THREE rooms. llsht housekeeping, ir
house with adults. Modern con.
veniences. southern exposure. 3ls
North Addison.
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l..s--t-. ~ 2sr--z 80
ne 80. r.- ......,..
O.. 49, zray -e......t..
sex or -.e-se- a'-a. ;: =.
M .arF. w-...zzrs gsSl.t-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22

ICnlrLETII line Of drummers' traDs-
Salneorai chimes. band drums, street
u,uns. orchestra bells. music stands,
- ror rcdnced price on above, call
80 'ne COLONIAL Piano CORPORATE No
s0.. East Broad Street.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-01
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Have Root PriNt rs-Now Beaool Press
Electric fans. $3.50. Burgess re ndSA.
"TodAy's Complete Movie Program
classified section tooay. and appears In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY Find out what
the various movinE picturt thssters offer.
Tor Safety First in life insurance, see
w. H. Indoe, general agent State Mutual
Life Assurance company of Worcester.
Mass, one OF the oldest al years. and
best companies on earth.
xmpsrsonate an officsr-R. e. Dris-
coll and 81. IL. HUTCHINSON were fined
SIS and costs each in police court as a
result of their arrest on tho charge Of
impersonating an officer.
To Name s&Tpy County Ahan-Con-
gresham Lobeck states he will name a
Sarpy county man as one Of the deputies
under the new United States marshal.
He explains that sarpy county is entitled
70 this patronage.
steel Works RobbSd-The Omaha
Structural Steel works office at Forty
eighth and Leavenworth was entered on
the night of July % and $50 was removed
from the cash drawer. Nothing else was
touched and the thief made his get
away.
Mike Foreman Held-Mike Foreman,
300 Homer street, was arrested by De
tective Pzynowsld on a charge of shoot
ing with intent to XIII" The shooting
occurred on May 10 and the hearing has
been postponed until August 7. He is
being held on 5000 bail.
To Ben Franklin Convention-C d.
Traphagen OF Lincoln, Joe Redfield and
Sam Rees, ST., will represent Nebraska
at the National TyPothetae and Ben
Franklin Clubs OF America convention
to be held in Los Angeles in September
About the middle OF August the master
printers viii begin 10 move toward tho
west for the exposition and convention
cities.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-01

Mr.. Warner will represent the local or.
der of Eagles at its national convention
On their way home they intend stoppinG
at the coast and visit for several weeks
Members of the First Presbyterian Mis-
sionary society met Thursday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes S. Lyle,
1902 II street. A discussion OF the work
of the coming season took place.
Frank, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Hartman, died Thursday morning
The funeral was held yesterday mornh g
at s o'clock at st. Frances church. In
terment was in the ST. Mary's cemetery,
A preparatory meeting for the BILLY
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the FRS
Baptist church at Twenty-fifth and 4
streets. Rev. ]. w. Kirkpatrick of tho
First Methodist church will deliver q
short ADDRESS. Everyone is welcome.
Thoughtlessly playing with a gun Dor
rowed" from his fathers room while en-
gagged In miniature wild west show
Harold Lund, 6-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Lund, Twenty-third and A
streets. shot himself through the right
knee Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
his parents. The injury, although pain
full is not serious and the boy win re-
cover.
Church Notices.
ST, Luke,s Lutheran, Twenty-fifth and
s * Rev s Y M1nor P seTTce F
Miss Jessie Brewer OF India will occupy
the regular morning sermon hour.
South Side United Presbyterian. TWEEN
ty-third and II, Albert n Porter, Pastor
work S % Ss on Given Pre s b missions Mons
Tfliie johnson, on Miners Ferry" Ala
bama. Mrs. johnson has long been In
the work and understands both as a
to the juniors at g. Senior Christian
union Will be held at Glib
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-01
They Had Tunes for
All the Employees
At the City Hall

Four blind negro musicians called on
Mayor Dahlman yesterday afternoon and
entertained for nearly an hour with in
strumenta and vocal selections. These
men attended a school for the blind at
Little Rock. Ark. and have been COM
panions since childhood.
Their music attracted quite a group of
city hall people to the mayors office.
When they played River Shannon"
city Clerk Flynn and Commissioner But
Ter just couldn't make their feelings be-
have, SO they yielded to an impulse to
find the source of the music.
Then they struck up Harry Lauder 6
Il Love Lassie." and Tom Bowie of
Commissioner Kugers office did High
land fling up to the mayors office.
die Wacht Am Rhein" was the next
selection and August Specht of the health
office Joined the group of listeners
Sweet Italian Love" brought Dairy In
spector Bessie from his work.
you boys are a long ways from
% home" remarked the mayor between
tunes.
Vas, boss OATS what we ara Ali
got a good ole NANNY down in Arkinsaw
an All jess wish All was dar now" one
of the blind men replied.
Then they played and sang when
You're a Long. Long Way From Home. "
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-01
MOTORCYCLES LEAD
TO RUIN OF GIRLS
Probation and Juvenile Court Off.
GERS Criticize Machines Which
Are Built for Two.
SUGGEST A REMEDY AT LAW

Criticism of the motorcycle as a
potent factor in wrecking the lives OF
young girls, especially those who
work and those who do not receive
proper parental care, was voiced by
juvenile authorities, who declared the
best remedy was a city ordinance
prohibiting two persons from riding
on motorcycles.
The story of the ruin of a i5-year-old
girl was being told 10 Judge Leslie in
Juvenile court by her mother, when
Probation officer Miller said:
Motorcycles are running more girls
than automobiles. Something should be
done to prevent the vicious work Of this
kind, which is constantly going on"
Miss Esther johnson. probation officer.
whose work daily brings her in contact
with wayward girls, declared that the
motorcycle was particularly dangerous
TO young girls who come from homes
where parental care is lacking
1T Is the girls who particularly need
care. but do not receive IT, who suffer
from the invitations Of vicious men and
boys who own motorcycles" she said
Amy day or night you may see boys and
girls riding together on the streets. The
moral effect is very bad.
Il think an ordinance prohibiting two
persons from riding on a motorcycle
would be the best remedy. The practice
lie dangerous. in addition to causing Inn
morality"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-01
POLICE LOOKING FOR
TWO WHO ARE MISSING

Police headquarters mas received a
communication from the Chicago police
asking for information concerning James
Farquhar Morrow. a former Chicago
newspaper man, who disappeared about
three years ago and has not since been
heard from. Hts friends have asked the
Chicago police to assist in finding the
missing man.
Another letter has been received by the
Omaha police from Sarah Briggs OF Gar
field. Wash. asking for information con.
corning Milo Austin Briggs, a 12-year-ol
boy formerly of Manson, In. Tho lettcr
did not say when he disappeared an
was nearly ilegible
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-01
Dresser Dies from
Burns in Pool Hall

Heinrich Dresser. who was injured in
the mysterious explosion several days
ago in the pool room at Sixteenth and
Howard streets, died last night at St.
Joseph's hospital. At the time of his
death DIR. Foltz who has attended him
since the accident, was present. as were
number Of his family. including his
son, Harry. with whom he owned the
pool room.
Dresser was 76 years of age, and resided
in Florence with his son. who has been
at his fathers side almost constantly
since the accident The injuries received
were very painful, and prevented his
talking. No explanation has yet been Of
fered for the explosion. but the fire
warden is attempting to find the cause
Shortly before he died Mr.. Dresser gave
his version of the accident which was the
cause of his death. He said that he had
been missing things from the pool hall of
late and. hearing a noise. went into the
basement room. Finding nothing he
stood a minute and then lit his cigar,
when the explosion followed
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-01
FINERY
STILL IN DEMAND
Dreshers Make Unprecedented
Success in the Feather Boa
Manufacturing Game.
Make Feather Boas Out o.
Your Old Plumage-Any Of
the Old Feathers Will Do
Nicely.

II there's a single Omaha lady Who
has not yet secured a feather boa, lie
her hurry TO possess one, for she
surely would not want to be an excep-
uon-the only lady who isn't weariag
onel
But. sometimes the cost enters into
the matter. Here's a way to side
step most OF the cost Hunt up your
old feathers. Then bring and send them
TO. or have Dreshers call for them.
Dreshers will then make up those old
feathers into a charming feather boa
as dainty as any OF the boas sold In the
shops; as prettily colored as can be i'm
agined. In fact, you may have the boa
made up In any shade you set your
heart upon. for DTeshers clean and dye
your old feathers before making them
up into boas, and they will not charge
a cent extra for the cleaning and dyeing
part of the Job.
Among the many Dresher departments
Is one devoted exclusively to feather
work. Not only do the Dresher experts
make the above described popular fea-
Their boas out OF old feathers, but they
do the regular run OF feather work. They
dye, curl. make UP piumes, etc.
Many OF the costumes OF today are
matched Throughout and 10 accomplish
this the service of an expert dyer must
be enlisted. In Omaha this. of course,
means that Dreshers would be the dyers
for no more complete dyeing department.
exists in all America than the dyeinE
department maintained at Dresher
Brothers $4,000 cleaning plant at 22l1-
22lS FarnRm Street. DTeshers are every
day dyeing gloves, feathers. hose. waists.
parasols and even shoes TO match cos
tunes, and the prices charged for such
work are admittedly reasonable.
II you've any feather boa or dyeinE
work 10 be done. call up Tyler 81 or
leave your work az Dresher the Tailors
1918 Bsrnam, or at the Dresher branch
In the POmpeisn Room OF the Brandeis
Stores.
Dreshers pay parcel post charges one
way on any sized bundle TO any point IN
America.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-01
British Fall Back
Before Fire Shower

LONDON, July 3l-The following OF
fetal statement was given out by tho
British war office Friday night
This friday morning the enemy be-
gan bombardment Of our trenches north
and south Of Hooge least Of Ypres. Bel
gium and followed this by an attack
with flame projectors. delivered chiefly
against the trenches recently captured
by US at HODGE. BY this time the enemy
succeeded in penetrating our first line
trenches on front OF about zoo yards
The fighting is stin in progress"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-01
Boy Struck by Street
Car Rendered Insane

While on his way home shortly after
o'clock last evening, Fred Harrington,
aged 10 years. living at 25Os Decatur street.
was struck by a northbound street car
at Twenty-fourth and Decatur. and ser
iously injured. The impact threw him
into the air, and he struck the pavement
with his head. Drs. Shook and Zim-
merer took charge Of the injured boy.
The result Of the injury was to render
him insane. bringing on an attack Of
acute mania. He was taken to St
Josephs hospital. Because of his mental
condition 1t took two officers 10 hold
him on the way to the hospital
The street car was in charge OF ]. c..
Gentry. conductor. and Ed DOrdendorf,
motorman. Harrington was In the en-
ploy OF a baker at Sixteenth and Maple
No attempt has yet been made TO place
the blame, but the reports seem to prove
that the motorman did all that he could
to prevent the accident
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-01

Two cupfuls OF mashed potatoes
one cupful OF chopped nuts.
one egg yolk
one Tablespoonful OF chopped parsley
one tcuenooufu' ~ salt
One-Quarter teaspoonful OF pepper.
Mix we'll, form into roll six inches
long, roll In crumbs and bake on the pie
dish until nice brown Basic with
melted butter once. Servo on a platter
with white sauce
Mock Chocolate.
Three level tabiespoonfuls Of corn
starch.
one pint Of water
Half cupful Of sugar.
a teaEpoonful OF vanilla.
Whites Of four eggs
Moisten the cornstarch gradually with
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-01
PUBLISHER COLLIER TO
BE ELECTED AS SQUATTEr

ALBANY, N. Y, July S0-A statement
from the conservation department to-
night declared that "squatters," both rich
and poor. soon are to he elected from
state land Ia the Adirondacks and else
where. They occupy thousands of acres
According to the statement, Robert ],
Collier, the publisher. has been notified
that he must vacate an island in Lake
George, now occupied by his summer
residence, by October H. or ejectment
proceedings will be brought against MIN
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-01

the water and stir II over the fire until
It Is thoroughly cooked. add the sugar.
take from the fire add the vanilla and
pour slowly. while hot, into the whites
Of the eggs, we'll beaten Moisten the
bread pan with cold water. turn in the
charlotte and stand IL aside until solid
and cold. Serve with custard sauce made
from the yolks Of the eggs
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-01
Dining Room from he
Lounge BIrchMozfR Beach
Ian, -BemidX MIN.

A number of Omaha people are booked
for Ravenia Beach Inn, Bemidji, MINI
Ravenia Beach Inn Is located on besuti-
full Lake Bemidigi, five miles from
Bemidji MINI, on the Northern Pacific
railway. This magnificent new summer
resort is situated in the heart of the
northern Minnesota pine woods The
main hotel accommodates forty tourists
is lighted with electricity, with running
water in the rooms; a number of cozy
cottages surround the hotel each cottage
having a large open fireplace.
An interesting trip Is twelve-mile
launch trip down the Mississippi river
from the hotel to the town of Bemldji.
This is an excellent place for hay
fever.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-01
Recipes for Today
ny MRS. SARAH TYSON RoRER
Convent Pie.

Convent Pie.
Roll three ounces Of spaghetti or mAca-
roni Chop one red and one green pepper.
Butter four slices OF bread and cut them
into dice. chop one tablespoonful each
OF parsley and onion. Crate quarter Of a
pound Of cheese. Put a layer OF maca-
roni In the bottom OF the large casserole.
dust with pepper, parsley, onion and salt.
then a layer OF bread. then cheese then
again macaroni, the last layer bread.
Beat two eggs, add a cupful and a half
OF milk. pour these over the other in
sredionts, let them stand five minutes.
bake half hour in a quick oven and
serve with mushroom sauce
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-01
rr.mnnt MOTORCYCLE CIuh.

FREMONT, Neb., July H.-0Special.)-
The Fremont Motorcycle club was or
ganized at a meeting Thursday evenine
Gus westergren was elected president
]. c. Launer. vice president; Charlo
Peterbaugh, secretary, and w. e. Klar'
treasurer. The club has membership
Of fifteen. A schedule for runs TO town
in the vicinity Of Fremont Is bein'
drawn up.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-01
Two Spies Are Put
To Death in London

LONDON, July u-Tho following off
ciai statement was made public tonight:
1T is officially announced that two
prisoners who were charged with espion-
age were tried by general court martial
on the 18th and nth. They were found
guilty and sentenced TO death and the
sentences having been fully confirmed
were carried out this morning"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-01
Hollands Army Now
Over Half a Million

THE HAGUE Netherlands, July 81
(Nia London.l-Thc new Dutchlands bill
was adopted by the first chamber today
and became a law. The measure pro-
Nides for an eventual increase in the
total trained soldiers OF Holland to ap-
proximatcly 10000 officers and mon. in
stead OF $4,000, who are now under arms.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-01
EXPERT WOMAN SWIMMER
IN PARK POOL IN TIGHTS

Women Fathers at the municipal swim
ming pool at Spring AXE park were sur
prised at the appeal ance OF a Titan
haired young woman EVith the form OF
Venus In the weter in blSck lights. Yes
terday being ladies day at the pool. the
superintendent entered no objection when
this strange visitor asked II her daring
bathing garb would be In ORDER.
The woman jumped from the high
spring board and entertained the crowd
with her expert antics In the water
Many stopped their swimming 70 watch
this interesting visitor.
Il bet IL is Annette Kellerihan." VEN
tured one Of the swimmers