davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-29
SmIanD.

= 9as BEL Sonolulu berungliidte
llnterieeboot ISL, oas man alil
.Samitag beben gil fonfen olaubte.
lit aus ben Soften, NIT oenen mtd;t
IS beben noate, berausgeglitten nno
mieOer anf ben 9ooen oes Meeres
geiunfen. Die Sebungsperlude mllB.
ten in 5olge oeiien eineeitelt mer-
zen. Iae SoffnungerL oaB nod Sc
mano bon Der 9elatung am 2eben
lei lnO gerettet meroen tonne, fins
aifgege6ert. Man fat Die Stelle, mo
es ieBt liegt, our6 Eauder feitgeItclt
nno NIT ben &ebungsarbeiten aitfS
Helre b%egonHen.
Gns Sdlnhtidiff yMlabama~
lit bon philadelphia rtaA San1pton
&oooos gel9ift moroen, Inn, fpie aus
@oibington gemeloet miro, I'M sSii-
@tereiie unierer Nelttralit1t oeriparot
al merOen. @~feid5eitig bat Die Sei-
tuna 'oes ariegsbofens in &bilaoeS-
pbia aQen eingemuiterten Monnihaf-
ten Den gefebl 3ugeben faiien. iid 81
iteaen. :
Ger ultniteo 6ruit~ =Gampfer
nSereoio~ lit am Sarnitag abenD,
lpdbreno zines oiften 9tebels an oer
iiiomeitliden @infabrt oes @tiliiiiipei
nit benz aiiitenoampfer n8beooot
@eems~ uno Dem engiilhen 9ampfer
v&ariiian4 5uiammengeronnt. CT
lterer ianf, feline 8eiabung tpuroe
aber bon Der n@ereoia~ aufgenop.=
men uno na9 SEEM Orleans 5uriidge
braht. Ger n8ariiian~, Der in oeln
Siiopeit-gaB f%eitgerannt mar, tmiroc
hos beiddoigt. Au6 Die .Sereoia@
tit bei6doigt uno muBte Die &eiIe
nod Savanna aufgeben. Bon ibrer
8eiasung ODER ibren 8aiiagieren bot
Miemaro Sda6en erlitten.
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SofSateniddaf

9 miloer Sdfaf, ib bob bid emit &C
56olten,
gls i9 nod ielbit Serr meirer Gage mar
limb ME bat meine Qiebe Dir gegolten,
9n i9ienit mir aiir5nus, Semmnis mi
@efabr.
Stun aber ruff i6 bidl 9aB nieoerfdfpe-
ben
9ie 2auberfrdfte beiner tiefen Iadtl
Gum erltenmnI IN neinem iungen 2eber
Sdreit auf gu Dir mein Ser8 in oieie'
Na6t.
Sn oieier 8adt. ba liesen Seer uno Seer,
8uio nno erfd0pft alf Bergen nub II
Selo,
SIN Or BEN saft nod Der @aidhage'
mebre.
Ser nun i'm Sdreiu Der godelnben Der.
geat.
aomml, iins Der 0lal bes 8iiens 5u emf.
ffeioen,
Sill infer 9aiein in 8ereeIfen elm,
Su tparit felt ie Der 6eilaiib aler 2eioell
On ipirit es beute. fpirft es ms ai6 iein
Sofef Oh itpolD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-29

@er9eien lit ia Ques, ~per9e1Ien iebe SCOT
&ereeIien ieoes urteiI, Oh es o1h ipradl
Ser Sbbl
Sir bid, 0 @llttererbe, bu 2an6 Sc,
9errli6feit,
Il6 beine fernen S0bne, tie 1te6en mi.
I'M Strettl
&onrao &re5 trltg 5t Dem fleinel,
8dno1en Der ySeimatgriiBe alts
Mmerifo4 lein unpergangliGes 2ieo,
.4n mein @aterlano" bei nit Ser
SdluBitropben:
81 pirben Sere, Die 5lt Sau1e blieben,
Bie beine Sprt9etpnnoerten bid lieben,
8aIb piiroeit bu gu ginem &ei6e tperbeil
l11b beiue &itloer 9in9etl 5ano in 6anh
1Ino macbten oib gum 9r0Bten 2anb oal
@rben,
8ie bn Dos bette biit, 0 Saterlauo.
9er Dor mebreren Sabren erit ge.
Itorbene hoo 8ra6pogel lang Ctr
lebtes apffbGuier=2ieo", in Dem e.
Gen 3meiflern BON ebeoem 5urief:
SIR b~ertonoet ni6t bas 8roufen,
Sen Srfan i'm eiene1l Sittn -
Ni6t in Sellers NaAt ilt1o @raltiel1:
Sebes Ser8 ipdr Elm &%bffbatIen,
l1nb Der &aiIer 16lief barin.
Sod ah jenem ernBen Sage,
9a Die tpelI6en 9faben Idrieu,
Spraneen auf nit eiuem S6lage
9ie WeiIioner Snrfop6age
Son lebellbigem &ubin.
4u6 bellte oi9tet 9eutidM nie.
rita. @irb iid Elm Sammler fir Sic
9oeiien BON bente finoen2 @eroeu
tie ienen gleidnertig fem, bie oa-
mails e%ntItanoen iino, ols oie Sliidt-
hinge bon 4nno 1913 oas getraltnitl
Sbeal erIteben iaben: Gin neues
9eutihes Geid, oas Die Seinoe 5ll
5eritoren ii6 permaBen, MIR Inn 81,
erfabren, lpas 6rieori6 Serom 1870
ouslprad:
Sc brault Der @alb i'm beutiden 2ant
90 bat er ME gebranit.
Sc inuif bas S6ipert IN beut1her Satto.
90 bat es ME 9efauit.
Ser oeuti6en 2ie6e 9immelsitrd6l,
go bat er ME geflnmmt.
9es oeutideu 3orues 9onrerbaa,
go bat er ME ~beroaintnt.
Is 9merifa.
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Nns Werifo.

5reitag abeno m1roe in SuartS
ein geuiIler Wan1iel Sfero aus GU
range, gebdngt, Der auf Der griife
5pii6en 81 Goio uno Suare3 uerbai-
tet moroen mar, al5 er i'm gegrifi
iIano, $4,000 8eios IN nadgemad=
tenn merifanii6en @elO in Mertcp
ein5ulhmuggelp.
Sci unierm Staatsoepartemelt
lit Die Nddridt eingetroffen, 8ila
uno 3apata 6eabiidtigten Den oirpf-
ten @oitperfebr 8mii6en- Der Saupt@
itaot nno Gieoras 9egras iofort mic.
Der ber3nIte1eH.
Wfit Dem merifaniId)eli Sraits-
portidiff vSardca~ iinO 1900 @aaHt
@eritdrfitng fir Die Garran5iitas in
Watnnioros eingetroffen.
Ger aannpf Inn Mntamores lit
I'M @ange 1tno man befiirdtet in
Brownsville, onB er mn ourd Biz
anmerloune groBerer Maiien Dpr
@rtiGerie beelloef merben fam, morii-
Der man BORT iebr belergt lit. Man
befiirdtet, ooB 8roipnspiQc S6a0els
erIeioen miro. Sn ben bisberiaen
9dmpfen lino bereits 5mei 2eute III
Brownsville oltr6 heriiberfliegenOe
augeln permrnoet moroen. gtadj
geridten oes 8efeblsbabers BON Wta-
tamoros limo oie Sample bisber fir
Die Garran8iitas %giinitig berlaufcg.
@ie aus @aibington genelpet mite
meroen mabri6einlih Deitefe SruD-
pen mad @romnspille geidift, Inn
oic amerifaniiden Snterellen mdt
reno Der Sample nm Matamoros gu
T. abren. 9lud Das Hote &rer5 6ot
aranfenpflegerinnen mad 8rpfpnS-
bile geihift.
~ 4us Monterep miro gemeloct.
General 8iaa lei auf Dem @ege nod
Matamorps, nm Die 2eitung Der
Gampagne bort Ielbit in Die Sano 5is
nebmen. gs iolen groBe Wengen
Mnnition BON Monterep na6 Wata-
moros geididt iein.
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Der Krieo ift europa.

(6ortiebung bon Ser 1. Seite.)
befanntli6 eineu peinliden 3umult
i'm Gei6stag beraufbei6moren7 miro
rom groBten Seile ser lo5ioliitiidu.
Greiie i6arf berurteilt. 60 1dreibt
Die 8reslauer y8olfsmodt". v2iet=
fne6t unO 2eoe6our 1ino meget1 ibrea
beransforhernoen 8enebmetts befomtt
llno nidt fir lire Sanolunger1 Der
anttportlid. Die So5ialoemofroten
terteioigen S6ulter on Sdulter nit
cen o1loeren 8iirgern bic Sreibeit
uno l1nabbdngi9feit oes gaterlonoe3
uno es bat ni6ts 81 beoelten, Of
2iebfne6t uno 2eoe6our ournit eir,
~terItanben iino ooer ni6t."
gead elmer erregten 9ebatte bat
oas 8arlament Ser Siioafrifaniideu
Gepublif bel6loiienz ooB Die Sitbrer
ser 8ltrenrepollltion ni6t gum Sooe
perurteilt, ionoern nltr milbe beitraft
rperoen ioaen. Die &egierung op-
ponierte oieiem 8eidluB beftig unn
rerlangte, oaB menigitens Der Sberlt
Marib bingeridtet tperoe, bod erlitt
lie cine Nieoerlage.
Der fran5olii6e General 8au, scr
l.a6 &uBlarlo gei6idt moroen tit, Inn
ben rnIiiiden @enerolitab gu groGe-
rer gnergie auf5uita1eln, bIeibt por-
laufie bel Der 4rmee 8dterdens nnc
mill Die Sperationer in Golen letter..
Cine 8epeide meloet, oaB er oes
&ommanoo iiber Die rniIiiden Sr1lp
pen I'M ge5irf @aridau iiberr1omme.i
fat.
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YusIann.
Ser iponiifle 8rernie.

Ser ipanif6e 8remierminiiter.
Warquis De 2ama, bat nit ihnrfen
@orten oas Seben gegen Gortugal
perurteilt. Spanien beabIidtige fei-
ne Seinoieligfeiten gegen Gortugal.
gie 10000 Mann, Die man gum Wi!
litaroienit einberufen babe, Ionten
nif)t gegen irgeno cine 0ation benust
meroen, ionbern ieien MN einberu-
fen moroen, neil Die allgenblidlide
Gage ibre militGriide @~usbiloung
erforoere. Sic miiroen nad orel
Monaten mieoer entlniien meroen.
@us Hefing miro gemeloet, Sa-
pan uno China ieien Biz jeet ii6er
Die S%oroeruneen oes eriteren be3iies
lid Der iapdniihen ginponoeruna
in Die Manoifurei gu feiner gini-
eung gelongt. @leid5eitig miro init
seteilt, oaB Sapan ipeitere Scribe
rungen geitelt babe. gs min aiif oie
3oapermaltling uno Die Sol5neripal-
tung masgebenoen GinfluB aasiiben,
uie er bisber BON England oisgeiitt
miir6e.
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LokaIes.
MIItrIci.

9as &riees0epnrtement bat oil
Mnfrage %rnlerer County : &ommil
iore, Oh tie our9 bie &eierpation il
Sort Sam Souiton cine 2anoitraB,
tnnen oiirften, abermals abihlagit
benntmortet.
Ser &ontraft fir oen 8au oel
ilelten S6ule in 2afepien, Sduloi
3trift geo. Al, lit bon Ben gol1ntp
G~ommiiiaren nit g. M. @oroon a6
geiflofien poroen. 9os @ebdu6I
miro $4,000 foften.
&idter g. 6. Sapfoe bonn As
0litriftgeri6t fat Sen bon ser Sit
neD-Miiociation nadgeiudten Gin
bdltshefehf bepiaigt ser Sic Snfraft
ieenna Der bonn Staotrat erlaIiener
Sit1eD Sroinan5 perbinoert.
@iliam Cohen lit i'm Gountp.
8eridt Der ltebertretune oes Ssaao.
geiebes idutlOig befnnoen uno sl,
3abtlng elmer @eloitrafe BON SIS
1eiAllStil iUuIUpIl.
SIM 2aufe oieIer ISOLDE ueroe,,
Die Sniaiien oes County armeubau.
les IN has nelie @eror Gountp gItsr-
6eim iiberiieoeln.
Worgen Mbeno finoet in ser
Seetbopen-Saqe oas Qualifications
Wieeting Der Yeoples' Munieipul
Seague itatt.
lin $500 betrogen tuuroe Der
Aloerman Sad @. Seal, ais er aai
Sntnifag fir oieien Yreis BON einellr
jungen Wann Elm ~@utonlobil faltite.
cs itelte lid ndmli1 ip1ter berurs,
caB oieier iltnge Mnnn Der Gbau
feur mar nlo ons slntomobil oas Gi-
gentum oes Mr. g. @eitpbal, Sl5
Muffin StraBe, lit.
George Surfep lit als unobban.
giger &anoioat fir oos Imt oaa
Harf-z Sanitats= uno SIuB- aomnii-
hrs anfgefreten.
Ife 8eih1ftslel1te oeranitaltsn
ar1 10. Aprtl I'M ct. Mntbonp Sotel
EN- 6eltelielt gu gbren oes General
5lniton, 8efeblsbabers oes Siiolidet
Nepnrtemellts.
Der 8ilbbauer 2oraoo Saft
miro am Mittmod gbeno, Sen T.
Ipril, I'M @llnter Sote[ eineu Gor-
trag Dolten iiber Sculpture IN
Sonolcape" oOer Chic @rt~.
Gns meme Sdulbalts I'M Collins
@aroen giitrift miro am 9onneritaa
inter Den @uipi3ien oes .Motber
Club" eingefpeibt.
~ @eneralmaior Suniton faBteic
Befuobner Der Sta6t ~einlaoen, oen
aon5erten oer MilitGrfapeae bei8u.
1uobnen, Die Montags uno 0onners-
tags am Nahmittag ouf Dem gar,-
oeplob i'm Sort Gam @ouiton itoti-
fiilhpn.
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Krieespreife

fir anf @~eitelnns eemafte, nidt abgcs
bplte ansiise, 9ofen nitp. 400 9n3Ige
in neueften Sarben nrto WobeIen; @olie.
NIT Geioe eendbt. 8ert SIS Bis $50,
iebt fir SO Biz SIS. 6nmmeI, 333 Weiis
Commerce Ctr. aampmam @ebdioe.
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Gbnarbu gamari5 bon Der Sauptltdsi
Merifo. iebt in @~erbinouns nit gobb5.
Gsfribae & Gobbs. MedtsdnipdIte, liz
-720 8rnons @ebdlibe, Gan Gntonio.
Ser. lift borbereitet. @eftsfaIe bier ODER
in Merico st iibernebmen. (an5ei9e.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-29

II SIN glter bon f08 Sabren 1T
in San Angelo Die inter benz Namen
oglunt G6aritp" befannte 1eqeria
~geItorben.
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Gin @lnAider.

8rallt Gin @egenport oes 8rauii-
cams, sur Sreunoin): Sag, Gnti-
lie, iparlt 9li niht aud arf meiticr
%erlobung?"
.aber Ielbitperitdnolid a'tf
aaenl"
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aran G6as. gtlbredt, 1888 Sitsgoms
merce CTR, Gan Gntonio, Seras fieferi
frifme 8Ilmen, @llmenftiide gououets
ilno Rffdnserl. 8eetsBflansenl cine Gpes
SinIitdt. Sci. grodett 1892. (an5.)
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@ana einfad.

Staatsonmolt: 80, I'M 3ud)tbaps
miro Sbnen Oas Ginbredleu idon per-
deb'nl@
%erltrteiIter v@eroen Mrs bali
nit penn Yus6rehen beriuhen!"
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5nr ueti3.

gsir erimden nmiere 2eer redt orinsenO, ben idnbigem g6onnc-
memts6etras nmsebenb einsnienben, ba es ns mnmDslid III, BEN sanseu
Staat 6ereiRn sn lafen.
SIN Sale man bas a6onaement nibt sm ernenerm iuamdt, bitten mr
an Mnf6esablans bis snm Sage nnb tim Mittelnns, bF bic 3nienbnns
Ss glattes einseieqt werben fua.
@iemano iOGte bas gIatt entgeaennebmen, Der es nmt me6r lden
uS 6esablen ua.
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syurm-yru0nfte.
gcniHIe.

M
Gartoffeln, COLORADO u. S6oho. $3.50
un0 $1.65 per 100 Hfino.
GiiBe aartoffeIu, Seros, $3.50.
Wadsbobnet, per 8ufdeI SIS; ariine
@obnen, $3.50.
somaten, ssras. 4 aSrbe. $500 uns
eierpflansen. 1925 Der guldeI.
3piebeln, Oregon So; Gbio, SO Ger
100 gfnno.
geeten, 40c per 0bo.z 9iinbeI.
HeterIilie, 40c Der Gb0. sgitnbel.
Gptnnt. 4c per Rfrmb.
4 gnntaIorpes, so IND CSC.
Hiiben, Bic Il. 40c Der Dab. s@iinceI.
@riiner Rfeffer, 65c.
Gnrfen, Gal. $3.50 per Crate; Serns
Squalb, SIS per Crate.
8llmenfobL $3.50 per Crate.
Gelerie, $3.50 Der Crate.
35c nno 40c Der Dubeno,
&ohI. $3.50 Der 100 BIB.
MeerrettiesW urseln, per Yf0. 1916.
aopfiaInt. 75c i. $500 Der Camper
@elbe @ur5eIu. 35c II. 40c Der 9b6..
ginoeI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-29

Or. @. :. Sarris, grSt Ii. @unn.
nr8t, 4t5--4t6 @oore-@ eb1uoe. ge-
iltde BEL Gag ooer Nadt. Office-Svi.
ST. 1884. @obnungs-Sel. Sr. 1926.
(Gnaeiee.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-29

8ir reparieren ireeno elm iha0bof.
tes Cad; iett ITS an Ser Belt. Sad
@. @iffins, Eel. Srabig 1878.
(Nnseiee.)
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Gkt SiBner, Bnter, abgeliefert, billi.
ger nfs5leiidl. SGfer, 400 Main Iue.
(4nseige.)
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Sr. 8. u. Barber, 3abnarst, @Oore
@eb6n6e. (@ns.)
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Y1argtsS criht%
SaMnIluolr

UanHIl001f.
San 4ntorfo. SIS Gents.
9alDeitoas 9eiterfts feline 8orie
GD~ttomianten : Erpbufte.
Sau antunip, Scr, 20. Medrs. +19t5
Prima CRUDE Cotton 5eeD Oil, 40
ecuts pei @aIIore.
9aeu Yorf, 80. Nldr5 - Spot $3.50
nlo $3.50; Mdr5, $685. uno $3.50.
april, $3.50 un0 $6.75, Mai, 1854
nno $685.; Stunt. $6.97 uno $500.
Snli, 500 lno $40; anguit, 1923
nnb 1924, Geptember, $7.32 ullD
1913; SftOber. 1927 unb $3.50.
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@eiitens BEL @a6t Iebt man in
sen Gag binein.
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giek WarF..

San antoutO, Ser. 20. @ar3.-t9i5
0dien 1925 bis $3.50.
aiihe $4.25 bis $500.
adI6er $3.50 bis $3.50.
gu1en $4.40 bis $5.10.
Ghafe $500 uro $3.50.
9iecen $2.25 big $3.50.
ct. 2uhis. 20. Mdrs 1915. - MinSs
bieh. SerassGieh. 1925 un0 $7.75.
G6ipeine $5.75 Bis $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24
Romano. of Nebraska, History. {,

John Lee Webster may be an enthusiast on
the topic, but the story of Nebraska CLOVIS in
lovely t.nts under the light OF his eoQuence. The
history of Nebraska really is tinged with ro-
nance; its life has been full OF stirring adveu-
ture. salient episode and thrilling endeavor, and
these Mr.. Webster has modestly called to the
attention of the people, who are too busy in
their daily round of making further history to
give a great deal of attention to the past. II Is
good that we should be reminded from time to
time OF the struggles and the triumphs Of the
pioneers for in them is found a constant
source OF inspiration to greater endeavor for
the intellectual, spiritual and material upbuiid-
ing OF the state.
Nebraska has had its truly great men, who
gave freely OF their best capabilities to he
service OF the state and its people The present
is too close to get the proper perspective on these
men and their work, so that We cannot fully
appreciate the actual importance OF their
achievements, but their names are set down
imperishably IN the annals OF the state and the
nation, and in time they may come to fuller
recognition OF their true worth. Mr.. Webster
named but three of list that can Justly be
greatly heightened. but the three are typical in
themselves OF the spirit OF the Nebraska plo-
neer, out OF whose toilsome labors has arisen
commonwealth of such Importance as is not
rightly understood. even by its own citizens.
Mr.. Webster suggests quite pertnently that
attention should at once be given to prepare
tons for the celebration in 1917 OF the fiftieth
anniversary OF Nebraska's admission as a state
This event ought not to pass without fitting
recognition by the people. His request for
building for the State Historical society should
wait on the comprehensive plan for a state civic
center. suggested by The Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24
Corn as Food.

Sending a brigade OF cooks to Europe to
teach the natives there to eat corn is only re-
newing an experiment tried in times OF peace.
Corn Cake" Murphy gained immortal note by
his efforts along this line, while Clark e. Carr
and later Maurice Egan did much to give tho
Europeans a notion OF the delights OF corn as
comestible. These apostles Of a new gas
tronomy for the people OF Europe met with tho
obstacle that has so far proved insurmountabe
Prince and peasant alike associate corn with
stock feed, and therefore decline it, even when
presented in it's most attractive form. II is hard
to overturn age-old traditions in the matter Of
meat and drink.
But corn is really food for the gods; in
nutrltiye value IL is but little behind whole wheat
flour, containing within per cent as much
carbohydrates and within 3 per cent as much
protein. Much of the food value of wheat is
sacrificed in preparation OF flour, to the end that
our dainty appetites may be piqued by the snowy
Wilderness of the bread Thus bulk for bulk
good corn bread is quite as nutritIve as is the
wheaton loaf. When IL comes to appearance
a plate of Johnny cake" surely can not be less
inviting in appearance than a platter heaped
with "kartofe brod." SO much for the looks of
the comestlble.
Many ways Of cooking corn are known, but
the simplest are the better A sturdy Of
pioneers throve on mush and milk and corn pone
and hoe cake. Civilization and luxury have led
the children Of these pioneers to look with dis
dain on corn, and TO prefer to secure its great
health-givng properties through other mediums.
We have been taking our corn by way of pork
and beef. Now. that this process is becoming
really expensive. wouldn't it be a good idea to
educate American well as European taste, to
the end that a wider usefulness be found for the
unquestioned king of American crops? II corn
is restored to its proper place as American
food, II will help solve the cost and increase the
Joy OF living.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24
Revision Of the Road laws.

So many bills for amendments to existing
road laws, most OF them dealing with district
overseers, have been introduced at Lincoln that
II seems general revision of the Nebraska
statutes under that heading is required Ne
braska has good roads but Il ought to have bet
ter. The need for the better Organization of tho
highway department OF the states housekeeping
is apparent closer coordination of effort should
be provided for, to the end that better results
may be achieved. One bill now pending has for
its object the vesting control OF roads in county
overseer, thus centralizing TO a greater extent
the responsibility for the care OF the county
roads.
This is a move in the right line but scarcely
goes far enough comprehensive plan for road
construction and maintenance carefully carried
out under responsible authority. is the ultimate
solution for the highway problem in Nebraska.
The legislature could easily do worse than to re-
wise the Nebraska road laws. to the end that
proper highway development may be made GER
tain.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24
QUAINT BITS OF LIFE.

A suit has arisen in Sunbury, Pa, over
the business Of Philip Bradford, who
rented hens for cents a day. the renter
taking a chance on getting an egg for his
money
A st. Paul woman walked into the tax
collectors office and paid 1 cent taxes
on personal property overdue since 1910
The transaction required as much labor
as the payment Of sl,OOO,OOO.
Fifty-four years ago Alfred Nelson
threw a mitten belonging to Alfred An
derson down a well. From this resulted
feud between the families which lasted
until a few weeks ago, when Nelson and
Anderson. now both aged 90, agreed to
bury the Ratchet
One OF the few funds, IL not the only
one, left for charity by president OF
the United States is used in Lancaster.
Pa, for buying coal for the poor at
Christmas and for other good uses. The
fund was left by President Buchanan,
who was resident of Lancaster, and the
income now amounts to about 5000 a
year.
Details OF a curious family complication
come from st. Gall, Switzerland. A
naturalized Swiss citizen, German bv
birth, is married to a Hungarian. His
brother-in-law is fighting against the
Servians and tho husband of his sister
in-law is fighting against the Austrians.
or the mans two brothers, one is in a
Prussian regiment and the other is serv-
ing France under General Gallient.
"A man was recently oanvassing In
Atchison. Kan, for members to organize
a new order. which is to be unique. IL
Is to be free OF assessments, and only
married men are eligible for membership.
Its purpose will be to work for two days
OF rest every week, one to be devoted
TO doing Just as their wives please and
the other to doing just as they themselves
please.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24
TABIOIDS OF SCIENCE.

Yeast treated with ozone shows greater
fermenting power.
Glycerine applied to the glass shoppers
OF bottles will prevent them sticking.
A German invention for extremely near
sighted persons are spectacles in which
short telescopes serve as lenses.
French army surgeons have found that
a mixture OF freshly slaked lime and
phosphorus viii remove tattooing so that
Il cannot be detected.
The seeds OF the sunflower make good
food for live stock. its oil Is equal to the
best linseed oil and its stalks are as good
as coal for producing heat
Generally speaking. the New England
states have the largest death rate. but
in recent years the greatest improvement
has been shown In this section.
Thorite. a mineral found principally in
Norway. has been found 10 possess some
OF the therapeutic powers OF radium and
20 serve as a less expensive substitute
for Il.
One OF the objects OF an Australian
Antarctic expedition will be the estab-
lishment OF a meteorological station TO
give warnings by wireless OF the severe
storms which sweep far southern seas.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24
s1GNPosTs OF PROGRESS.

Mexico appears destined to become the
worlds principal source Of petroleum.
American factories are now entirely in
dependent of Europe for the manufacture
OF incandescent mantles.
A Pennsylvania sportsman has Invented
a clamp to hold an electric torch on a rifle
or shotgun barrel for night shooting.
A pad mounted on casters on which a
person can kneel when at work on floor
has been patented by a Chicago scrub
woman,
The uuperdreadnought California, 20 be
built at New York navy yard. will be the
first American battleship to be driven by
electric motors.
To protect the eyes Of motorists at night
from glazing headlights goggles have been
invented the upper portions Of the lenses
Of which are OF dark amber glass
Apparatus to be fastened 10 a mans feet
as he lies in bed. to make his legs go
through the motions Of walking, has been
invented to treat victims of partial pa
ralysis.
In sos labor camps in California ls.Slt
per5ons are housed according TO report
Just made by the California Commission
OF Immigration, after a three months in
spection OF such places. In each case
especial attention was paid to sanitation.
The body specializes in handling COM
plants Of immigrants and investigating
alleged land frauds.