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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-12

Mberoe. on oencn 6rau Reeti nidt
I'M Theater Gil tim bate, ipdren ill-
n,er TYeitabenSe fir ,oie 5arnilic.
@5 eab Damn itatt oes ~geuobnIi.
den fallen Nberobrotes itctS cine
marine Speiie. urpo man iaB naf}1er
his acgcn eli llbr Qemiitlid pIol.
6erno beiiammen.
Gu COB cS aud bclltc cine nltgcs
heure SdliiiicI Hiiotto, Sic bel oer
iiinf geiunScn Ma9eu in0ea bol0 iebr
flein mor0.
Colo botte es iit nidt ncbmen
IoIier, nfeitIih" 8u ocfen.
Gin 2Guicr, oeiien YiltItcr &rnta,
ole Muiter&ihnerin an elmer Sc.
merbeidpile mar, entnorien uno
gInta, Die &anOarbeit3Iebrerin, aus.
qefihrt bate. 3ierte Die WRitte oe5
Tiid)es. Qa5tpiid)en In3en, nit pic
lem GeidNmof in Grdn3d)en uno @e.
apim0e geidJIungen, lpeibe Nur3iIIen
@oI0regentroubeu un0 feine Hllpen
iult1er s5ar~nfrauter.
nBenn id NAL beirate", fa1tc
Glnln, obonn mnBt ut6eoin9t gu
mir oie &odBeit8tafel idmiifen.
Solo. Oh matt einen @cidmod BARN,
Dab lid ein @of9drtner nebcn Cir
beriteden muB!"
Bah = 6as lit ooh feline 9unit!'
yOodl Sir ieocr. Dem &c nibt mi
@Iltt Iieet, 1pie eben Girl"
Sd made mir gar nidts aus Dem
Grin5eite", erflarte @erbaro, Elm
bod auiqcifoiierer Sulae, Ser per-
Der Reifeprlinng 5eS Ggmnaiiun@
ftonO. ,Reinetmcgen fam Ser Gid
nit 3eitung3papier aeoedt s'cin,
tpern MIR 0enug onroui iteht. 9eite
gum @eiipieI mare es bel 9cideiter
bon Colo gespeicn, ftatt @eIo fir 9lu.
men binaussuuerfen, etpos Rtales
gu faufen. Sa9ert mir - Elm paar
anadhpiiritel~
.9ub - ME profniihl Gnof.
piirltcl Mein, mein lieber @erhnro
- erien fold eespobnIiden @eihmot
babe i'd chen nidtl"
.@eiI Oh natiriid Die yoaoptIide
grin3eTiin" bit mo bleibitl 20 men,
men iie DID n1inlid in Der Staot,
bob Dits MIR meibtl"
sWid2"
.sSouoHIl @ei. III 70 fr..T0I0n.
oiif angesoqel lift un6 INNER =
ftoIs ttit lIto aud neil Oh 70
niele 9igoreiten roudit."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-12

r@obcr rpiifen Senn Die 2cut- SaS
idon?"
.8ott - bier fpcib elmer pom an
bern bod, alesl III itehit ia and nit
Der Cigarette am o%iienen 6eniter.
pnS penn meiue GauRraSen did
ariiBen. hdnfIt I'll mdt mall"
~Oa3 lit ireiIid Elm eroBes Ger.
bred,en. bn6 ih nidlt oie Augen i'm.
mer urten auf Ser StroBe tsue.
penn mad 10 Elm griiner Sunge por.
iber 9e)t."
gu = griiner Sunge" = SaS 1T
aemcin! Ga3 oerbittc i'd mir ein.
lodi 9SdfIltes Sabr bin i'd aui Ser
Sodyidule -"
,@cnn 0u Ole Reiiepriifunj
n6nllid beitebitl 9ei Geinern 1leiB
id,eint mir 0dS nod gar nltt ousse.
madt. llno
YStreitct nitt, 8inoer." miid,te
iih Srn Rceti in sen @orttrie9.
limb pcnn OH mirflid nod &umer
bait, Sunge" - Tie idob tbn1 ser
@rotIaib bin, yoanu itdrfe Gid
Ncrau."
pSuu8'r babe id idlon. aber 9rot
= trodere3 8rot -"
sit EN- iebr geiun0c Habrrng" :.
unterbrnd Inn Die Wutter iharf.
sir ISajanen reift mein @infom.
men niht. @iuit 81 mehr, als i'd
Cir bicten fam. Damn peroiene es
Cir ielblt!"
.Weohte lpiiien tpiel"
n@fb Stuuoen. mie es tauienS
nnoere miiiierL oSer lei 5~uirie6en.
8ir ale miiiien ms mad Ger 9ett
itredcn. urp0 6as III Icrren - bei5ei.
ten 81 Ierncnl - lit eigentlif 0n3
Wldtigltc. mas man tim fttn."
Sic hattie ifori uno itretlg geipro-
den. rpie es ionit ei9entlih oar nid't
lire Nrt mar. abcr ieit Colo lid nj
Sans beian0 uto iie 5u bemerfeu
gIoubte. NaB ibr Surge mandmaI
aud ein mcllig bodltraben0e Aniidten
dl,Bere, iano iie 6ieien 3on Inn &c.
seilitber 5urpeilen fir oil9eneiie1.
SSeBt iagte lie. Sen per6lst Srein.
bGidelr0cn 5un9en nidt tpeiter beod1.
te1to. freun6lif) ST. 2oIo: IA mir
beltte our6 metre Spielireibeit ipie-
Der eiinual einen gemiitIifen Ibeno
fir inns bGben. airS. tontteit 8u
urnS pobl nal etlpas li1J9en. @taqii
gu? Sd bore Teire biibihe, peI4e
Gimme 10 germ"
o@epiB. Sante", ontlportcte Colo
ouiprinaeno. nober oorber muB tdl
Cir mas ms Obr ia8en!"
llno lie nnihIalB 6rau Gecti
iiIrmiId. m0breno lore 2ippcu flIi'
iterteu' nGu - id mliB 0ir MIR
iageit, ooB Gu 4ie allerhcite. oler-
licbite uno o1erfliigite Grau bl't.
Die es nuf grocn qibt! llna CAB i'd
Dir unenalih 6nnfbar bin iiir aQe5
nidt bIob oafiir. OoB 3u mid
bier auigenonmen halt. iOnoern he'
fonoers fiir oo3, mos On mir JOINT
rod gibitl"
.gob - mas fam id Dir oerr
nid oeben. id] arrne feline Trooin3.
id)auipieleriu, "a ndrriides VtdNeIi"
.Wiel. gu ipeibt oar nidIt = mic
rieI! lln6 if bite lid, nenne mid
nltr aud nieoer .Brin5ebden" /,
nGnIidL menu ids perSiene in lei.
rtRn Slnuel"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-12
Gin herrliehes 8ilr
rcn Kaiier 1pilbelmS

Nm IS. sunni 1913 feierte oo
oeutiHe Splt ben %. S~ahrcstae BON
aatfer " tIheims 6eaime. beEr
len He9ieruae in bic @eit)tdte lbers
geheH miro oils bic eines Der afD6ten
aler SplerSunern. Ter ,@ar
9orb"- ME ibn bic anaGpsameri.
ianiide 3reIie 81 beseidnen pi1egt -
bat lih nIs wirilider ErieoenS.
i'll # ermieien; unter Ieiner &e9it.
rung bat oas oeutihe Neih feline
grbbte 8litbe erreift, uno ote
3euiihen auf benz Grbeurunbe Dir.
fen tplS nuf ihn iein. SAT er
aud Elm miriIiher r@ar 2orb"
Iein tnnn, oas benefit sur 2sit oieieE
munoeruplIe Moun nit ieineu iies.
reiden Seerihaaren elmer ganSeH
gselt non Seinoeu eeeeuiiber
lin unieren 9eiern einen @eiallsH
III erfpeiieu, liefern mir Elm pradts
pples, uuerneuetes Bib BON &aifer
gaithelm, @r6Be 1ohxi6 3pf une
paiienb gum @inrnhmen, portnfrsi in
elmer Mole p%erianht. Al 15e pep
Stid ODER Stufi fir 25c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-12
%. 5oriieeuus.l
Feefi iton0 ouf.

tt@ -
so. nam blbcn mir ~eiuitueilen
aeiaig eepeSet. Sin5 Die QinAcr ibon
oabeim?~
ga. Nulo Iernt Fir ihrc Sri.
flarg. unb Srma 5eibnet nod, raid
EN- 0iufter iertis, oas iie sur sc.
iperbeaisiteHuna mad ~9hirnber9
ididen MIL"
Limb 9erbarb? Salt 9u ieine
en9liid)e Irbeit our19eieben?"
.Hein oer5eib, Santhen. @or'
mttogs babe i'd gebaoet ulto mad
Eiib 9iapg ib Elm nenlg ipajieren :.
es mar 10 munoerihon oranBeu ...
Ole 9oitnnie1 uro Der GIicocr Bill.
ben, hab eS cine Yrnd)t it'll Ter Sal
oer9ing - ih meiB gar nid,t mie."
rgtun, ho bnit Oh mieoer emma!
rlhtig yFrin5eBden" oeipielt! Damn
mill i'd Den Sairlget III NAL RAID
iaIber n%ounepnten.~
Sic moIlte Ga3 Simmer p~erlaiien.
Iber 2Sio bi1g iit ihmelhelnO
an fie.
p0u iose boh nid)t forttpdb.
reno vGrin5eBden" 5u mir @en"
fie mid in aairo 10 nonntel. flan1
es irtrner ME Elm Goiename. gbcr
aus 0einem Wuno
.&lingt e5 on0erS. nifIt ,pahr?
Soa es audi, meme feline Solol Gin
To6el foa e5 iein, 0elm in Gciaer
Sic brad ao. Gas punoeridone
Waod)en9eiidt nit ben ItraNet0en
Iltgen usp0 ocn 3nrten 6arbentonen,
Ole fpie bon Meiiterbair0 binaehauht
fbiencn auf Den iciuen getblihen
8runb Ser rpie aIte2 @lfenbein ifim.
mern0en &nut, ent1pafinete lpleoer
elnlnol hire Bernunft.
Nar e5 NJ 1T grauInm, lie INNER
tpie6er OH Ben idben SfidIaIsme6.
Eel 81 mabnen? Sic fonnte bod
nidts oafiIr, oaB mat. iic als grin.
5eBdlen er5ogen uto penuobnt bate.
llno tpenn tie nieGeif,t bod ourdl
oicIcn Sroberitein lpie0er in CLAN.
Sen1e gerbdltn;'ie 8uriid9eiiibrt
hr,rSc, Sam nar e5 uar nldlt n6tpa
5arLin 1ItIt lie uber Da5 trnuie
bLauihFpar5e Saar.
p3n, Loi1e ben Sopi nitJt b1u8en.
Solo. i'd meine es ia MIDI 10 idIimm.
Soffentlid meints aud ser Iiebe @ott
gut nit Cir lHro beiorgt Dir einen
reid)en Mtann!"
Sn 2oIos @ugen itanSen pIosIidj
TrGnen.
p8Ioubit On mirfIih, i'd fonnt,
nur 10 gliidIih iperben2 &eide Wan'
ner bdbeu ihon in &airo Inn mid ae.
iporbcn, uro in mics lie ob. neil i'd
fie nidt lieben tonrlte. Gen aber,
Den i'd Iiebe. n6hntc i'd. aud me1t1
er bettcEarm apdre!"
ga -??~
Gas II: teiIi9 ,pabr. Sdnte! ltno
i'd miirbe trosoem Die ollGIidyitc
Sraul"
r@ber = ob aud er ein gIiidIiher
Narm? llebrigens brnuden mir unS
ia barber oorI6liig feine 8ebanfen
81 MAIDEN. 3omm. Gein SroteuItclr
iiberInupt 1pieoer - bettelarm miro
er po6I nidt iein dls aapalerieoiii.
sier. DER nod 6n5u rei1e Berlpanote
beiibt."
Gomit perIieB iie NaS 3inner.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-12

aIiid iiir bcioc. Manl ioutc rs nitlt
ju1eben."
~gber weuu lie HganSer ie5r lie.
hcn?~ mari Nlula en-. sd iinoe es
munocridfou. Dab er ioat = er miiroe
an ihrer Seite niG',s aiS Spicr en-.
~piinAeu!"
r@un0eridon!" ujdtc 8ertarA.
Or ipridlt ruie Elm cdlter Mann! &t
bin uibeoi,ut aui ieiner Seitel~
@oraui Srma nit mciier Nicne
bemerfte: ~Gu Bit ein hummer
Sunac. ser nod feline @bnn:ts pom
ernit 0eS 2cbens bat. SrSa. - 10 Ian
ae lie perIiebt iiro - ipred,cn Die
RaHner tHmer 10. aber nadGpr!"
.@o 9u nit 9eiren pieruno5nau.
ala SSSabren iiur bieie Griabrun9 Der
baitl 9u biiriieit ibon ,mr meib
lpie off aeIiebt uno eebeiratci morAeu
icinl~
Sd rperec iiberhaupt nic beiratcr.
Sashabe i'd bere;t5 IT gcnleJ aciagt.
oaB ibr e5 milien tonntct." erpiSerte
Srnra fitl!. YMir aeli!0t, lpa3 i'd
an au0cru beobadrtete."
%u Hielem aiigenbiid oifnete lid
Die Cir. uub 6rau &eeti frat eir. Sic
natte perpeinte au9en ulo lab aud
ionit Siemlid) aesrijtt ans.
Yaitoer". fa9t lie. ~lubt nod, iiir
cine Terion mebr Aeden uto iorgt
Safiir. DAB Ser Gid Elm biBden ieli.
lid ausiieat. Colo nat lid) perIobt,
uno GberIeutnant @i@bert 8ros ..
IrotanIteir pirh nit ms eiien."
90 EN- GTi3.er it err" iras.e
@er6 eebebri.
~9Fft mebr. Or fam nm @ieinen
abitieo elm utio betiei0ei oe9eufpdr'
tis cine heidepSene Steae bel Der
6eiiaen Gtatttolterei."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-12

(6orticppna fotatl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21
AIM AT BUTTONS A MILE AWAY
Army Officers Amused ny Reports
of wonderful S7arIxsmanHhip
Abroad.

Army officers in Washington are
chuckIlng over some of the thrilling sto-.
ries being sent out by war correspond
ents abroad who are at or near the
front. One -of the best, according TO
gossip, was told Of troops aiming rifles
at the enemy mile distant. and using
the buttons Of the coats Of the enemy's
An interesting statement Of target dis
tances In actual warfare, compiled from
data OF army experiments. is as fol-
lows: All parts Of mans body can be
distinctly seen at 100 yards. including
the general lines Of his face. slight moves
merts OF the body and the minutest de-
tails OF uniform At 200 yards the outlines
OF the face become confused. and rows
OF buttons look like stripes. At 500 yards
tho buttons are invisible. At 400 yards
the faces are pinhead dots. and move.
ments OF arms and legs are still visible,
AT 600 yards all details disappear, al.
though with clear light the files may
be counted, Al BOO yards the men cannot
be counted, and Individual movements
become indistingulshahle At l,e00 yards
line OF men resembles broad line.--
Kansas City Star.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21
a WONDERFUL CLOCK FACE
Surround the indicator o.
Rasssnw Time.

Assembled. above the facade clock Of
the Grand Central station In New York
City Is stone group. which. to the spec
tator on the sidewalk below who glances
up to note the time must seem little
more than ilfe-slze. but which neverthe-
less weighs something Hike 800 tons. That
spectator will find It difficult 70 realize
that the height of the central figure is
twenty-eight rect an dthat the diameter
Of the clock itself is thirteen feet.
But. while the colossal proportions OF
the group may be lost upon him because
OF the vaster Dimensions OF the building
upon which 4 & mounted, ia singular
beauty. syB,boiIzing the purpose o. the
Grand Central station. must surely make
its appeal.N The station Il modern gate
way 20 modern city. Like the sase-
ways OF old, cut In. the walls or fortificn-
tons Of city. It seams fitting that II
nhouid be topped by group which visu-
alises the purpose OF the structure which
It adorns. The GraEd Central terminal
is : commercial building. portal through
which nultitudea pass TO and from the
busiest commercial city IN the western
hemisphere Hence.l It was decided By
Messrs. Warren and Wetmore, the arcni-
tests, that the archltectural composition
OF the stakion should .consizt OF three
great portals crowned by a sculptural
group, the whole % stand as = monument
70 the glory Of commerce - typiflad BY
Mercury. reinforced BY physical and
moral ensrgy IA tbs persons OF Hercules
and Minerva.
The task Of carryfng ont this idea was
entrnntbd 30 Iuies cout2n. VINO d q msm-
ber 81 The Enench Institute ard who 4
cunzfaered By mnny the greateut decora-
i've scuseior o. oar tfme. thnt =. IA wura
Whero TIE human figure = % piay IN
iulportnna Part tn = punlie muuunen2
Alter Couann had completed biz rEs,ln-
mary work. the group vas executed IN
stone IN tiis country IN about SIX months.
This extraordinary rapidly wae attained
l4Eely because pneumatic chisela wers
used ~ the wo4tmen. ara because the
plant Ia which the group was sculptured
was furnished with every modern mo
chanicai conFonlsnce. Under ordinary
es1.dltlons Il would prabably have taksu
about siGhisen nsonths - finish ths
/ efouD.
Kew usII n. coulan has lived Up % Nh
hlxh rep1lnlioh y a1RaEenl from ne
4 aknlful handling % ne eutirs mas ~
4 decorative motif The clock ana Ia,
human figures above 4 blend tosuthel
/ n q harmonlous cnseuable which - Farsl,
attained IN American monuEnenta.--acl
lnsine American.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21
URGE THE KNIFE FOR SHORES
Society OF wonen UndertsIxes 90
bust the yvnr Drums Of
Morpheus.

The recent strong pronounoement Of =
matrons society against the habit Of
snoring comes as a grateful and refresh-
ing diversion from tho war topics, The
matrons. 1t seems, regret the war, but
being unable 70 stop It. they take ocea-
sion to speak plainly or matters closer
to their own firesldes. with more of re-
greet than resentment tho matrons deplors
the spread Of the habit OF snoring, and
suggest that the majority OF cases map
be easily and permanently relieved by q
simple and almost painless surgical opes-
alton. A discussion OF the subject at 4
recent session OF tho matrons brought
out the interesting statement that more
than % per cent OF the loudest snorers
are married men.
The society concluded that the subject
was important enough to be worthy OF
special resolutions, and these were
adopted for the purpose OF directing gen-
eraI attention to the curative posslbilitlea
The information Ia given that the ma
jority OF aggravated and aggravatinR
cases arise from funguslike growths Ia
the nasal passage, and that excision
Of the growths brings immediate RELIEF.
both to the patient and 20 the members
Of his family who arc required to sleep
under the same root with him, Indeed,
family inharmony and domestic ineona-
patibilsty have in many cases disap-
peared entirely with the cessation OF the
snoring habit. indicating that great trou-
bles may sometimes arise from insignif-
icant causes.
The accommodation OF the society IL
therefore to delete the snore by excisioa
Of the cause. And in the few cases in
which the cause lies deeper than the nose,
the society recommends that the afflic-
tion be suffered with whatever degree Of
patience and resignation may be possible.
The campaign launched BY these prac-
deal women will be followed with inter-.
est by waiting world long held in the
ehains Of servitude to the snore.-seattie
Pcst-Intelngencer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21
HARD TO GET 10 WOUNDED
Ambulance Work on European Bat
tlefields Now Carried on at
Danger 10 Workers.
lay FOR DAYS UNATrENDED


Correspondence Of The Associated Press)
PARIS. Ireb. lss-sipce hostilfties settle!
down 20 siege along the rivers and
canals OF the north, the average number
Of casualties per day seems to have
iessened, But The work OF the Ambulance
department Is ali the more hazardous
Men who fell In pitched battle we're often
lost in concealed places, but what is
worae now ~ that they often lie in plain
sight obliged TO wait for hours. some
times for days. before II Is possible for
their comrades TO pick them up.s II Is
often too late
When a man Is wounded in the trenches
he Is able TO get back to the field hospital
II he can walk, II not he mnst wait until
night because the trenches are 30 narrow
that the streteher bearers cannot carry
q wounded man through them; he must be
lifted out and carried back above ground.
When charge is made between the
lines OF trenches and proves 70 be uil-
successful, the wounded Of course must
be left; In too many GASES they are
actually sacrificed and their comrades
obliged 20 see thes> tying helpleesly be-
tween two fires. Sometimes they see
them raise hand ana occasionally they
hear their despairing cries. but 70 attempt
10 save them IL out Of tho question.
Cases have been reported in which men
charging against barbed-wire defenses and
wounded in the attempt have been LEFT
for days hanging In the tangled wires.
Refief work ~ Hard.
The chaplain OF French regiment. de-
scribins the work OF the ambulance corps
after q great battle. says:
1--WE had Iona evening tour 70 make
as we were Obliged TO visit the advance
posts OF Rczeiierea. Remenonville and
derbSfiiers without lanterns. IN ordel
! not 10 betray our position, we afvancet
silently over roads CACHED BY shells and
deeply eutted BY heavy artillery. From
the hill tops we saw rudy glow from
burning villages
Hers ana there were flashes OF light
followed By the explosions Of shells, and
through the sky veritnble burrows Of fire
u was all that revealed the sinister pres
once Of hostile armies. The silence was
impressive at times; cut only BY the cav
ing az crows ana the reports OF artillery.
I'VE found Rozelieres dezerted, ruined;
only few houses still standing and they
were burning. Resnenonville was unrecog-
nlxahie We folsd thirty wounded. but
we could take only ten Of the worst.
'The road 10 cerbviliers. bordered by
tall poplarn. runs along the Frussian linesi
IN daylight we should have been wiped
out.
IT was nearly midnight when NO
reached the entrance to the VILLAGE the
theafer Of deadly conflicts fer ten dayR
.,grt.> utaf,, i.snsf4al there nee4nod aRY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21
RED CROSS DOGS big HELP
Hany . Wounded Soldier Has
Trained CANNES to Thank for
Being Found.
ANIMALS ARE WELL TRAINED

ecorf1spondence 81 The Associated Press.l
Azx-IsA-CTIAPFELLE Fob fs-The
records o. the German Red Cross depart-
ncnt show that 70 far. after nearly four
months Of warfare. not q single wounded
man has peen overlooked on bnttie-
field searched By Red Cross DOGS" A.
result OF this the term mans best
friend" which IL often applied to dogs
has real sienlfcance 70 the German
soldier today. Many 4 wounded soldier
French. German and English alike. has
10 thank ono OF these dogs FOR the
preservation Of his iife. Had Il not bccn
that fhe dog had found him md sum
:nonea nasistnnce he might have persisted.
r has been shown thnt al breeds Of
dogs may Be trained for this service
The majority employed hy the uerman
Hed croes ara Dobermanns, oerDan
shebhesds' Rottweilers, and Airsdalc ter
Hers There ara Representatives ~ other
canine families however and not few
would-he CHASED A. "curp.n IN fact soma
Of the mixed breeds have distinguished
themselves Tor The rapldity with which
they have soarne3 their business. A.
breed known HI Belgium az the police
dog' has also done we'll
Many Red Cross dogs had been trnined
by the Gefnan army before the war
broke out IN this case training had
started when the animal was about q
months old. For about aix months after
NY w ne1 H'sn '@NsH u mans nc "
iinplIcitiy After that his professionally
education begins since the outbroak of
The war 4 has been necessary 10 train
oosn ~ : snefhek perioos ana n many
w, n"s se' 4. 1PnN w'fn tuF avg p1
.,.'.,'.t 49, Wy ~ Aan'sson 70 pe'nF an
.seu Nse,s "prHek nag also tnc
n'-',. ~ nv ps'nk r',s'e@a ~ ne np-
p.sns'ss' Wnen eos y tralneo m TINS
t1en'.f e. y p~'Ieo Win 2 ,Heseran ana
Eeon pst'rs % nnpeFstane what y ex-
,e Z. .''n stNsst'''s'sna .ns "Snooi-
~ s..- .''.9'e, ts'ie'.NS n'ucn Hstsn'on
- seR n"ts n h'S HnA.Ast'
49,, sses 49, z ~ . .,..
J.. ,,t,,. ~, -'',.',, = 1850,
n.,''..,,1 w. am. ~
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ably Twenty-Five OF the local trapshoot-
ing fraternity will compete
Seventeen registered shpots vii. be held
IN Nebraska this year. They are as fol-
lows
David City. March So
Exeter. April ib.
Morse Bluff, April 20.
Loup City, April n.
Columbus, April 80 50.
Omahn, May II. II
shelton, May fk ~. ar
North Platte. May fS 10 c1
Hooper June Is, 10.
SCOTS Bluff. July 7.
Holdrogo. August Is or 8.
AinHley, August 81
Omaha. September iS ~
Bradshaw. October 81
WIener, undecided.
rhappelle. undecided.
Giibert shoot fn Afaren.
Tho Omaha Gun club viii hold its Fred
0ilheft shoot March ls to 20. the dates set
for tho event Gun clubs all over the
land viii hold shoots between those dates
Ia honor Of the famous professional who
has spent a score OF years IN the game.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21
DUANE ARNOLD SUCCEEDS
r. COL EMAM AS DIRECTOR

Duane Arnold has been chosen member
of the board Of directors OF the Omaha
Manufacturers association IN place OF T.
3. Coleman, resigned The first general
meeting Of the association under the new
Officers recently elected Is to be held
next Friday at the Commercial club
roorna
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21

HEBRON. Neb.. Feb 81 -(sneciai.) -
Hebron won close game from York,
In the first half the score stood to 4
. Tesk 6syoF bqs ,b u The Last Sa, halg
70 ID ID Hebfon'a favor. The stars for
Hebron were u. Bailey and HI Wilson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21

All around us and between the roaring
crashes We heard the eroans and supple
cations OF the wounded in the anbulanees
behind, one crying constantly for
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21

3 ST. nnTARp. Neh.. Feb. M.-tspecsal)
st Edward High school tive defoated
the fuIsersoa High school here last
night, s. 10 q Fullerton 0utwoighed
thu St. Edwards. but the ST. Rsiwards
made up for that by fast playing and
hslns abs 10 find the baskets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21

Harlow N. Higginbotham VINO was
president OF the Worlds Columbian ex-
position IN 1888. arose from a sick bed
az Chicago to telegraph his good wishes
70 Charles c. Moore, president OF the Pam
exposition at San Francisco.
which opens It's doors today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21

Ham Hyatt Isn't going 10 cult base ball
after all. He has signed his contract with
the ST. Louis Cardinals and IN RENTING
the document failed to say anything 10
indicate that he was tired Of the big show
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21

Relief frara Acute Rheumatian.
john ~, Gronxs Winchester. ~. H.
wFaaesi II suffer from acute Rheumatism
and slean's Linimens always helps
quickly, nc All druggists. Advertise
ment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21

Orange, however has not fought often
enough u find It necessary to take "a
nickname. but he IL coming fast o'hfai-
Icy has knocked out twenty-five men in
forty-nevcn fights and has lost only
three decision affairs He fighta Coo
Stewart next. and n he defeats him. viii
b matched with Tommy Kilbane.