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121ac Corset Covers,

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Passe Partout Picture
Frames, all colors. (Sta-
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29c Window Shades,
19c

ax6 IT. Opaque Window
Shades. mounted on good
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medium. and dark greens.
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Mems Automobile busters.
pure linen. all sizes.
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Hats. for the little bows
from 2 to s years of age.
Various kinds of washable
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Mems $3.50 Auto
Busters, $1.39

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in tan and oxford; all sizes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12

the majority should resemble their par
'1f- and normal ancestors
For three generations Che family mar.
rIel relatively sound a'Dgs. and Che
worst mental faiIugs we're dulIuess and
cccoufriCifv. Then Ferdinand ll mar
riod princess of The tainted house of
Spain and bad two children who we're
mental Welt'ugs. One Of these. Leo
p1.I D.. married an intellectual Uifo of an
unrelated stock. and their Cdnd was the
distinguished Empress Maria Theresa.
Her children ir Irr cousin we're normal.
buf iI her grand. .iidran tls mental de.
fer'H Hf Che .Hu.. UlIin nredluiuatcd
Tho EuuDrUrs Ferdinand " and Fran
Gle Charles. u me rsrly rilefpcuth cen.
fTrr. p.HllI HIH. tl rule aud gave place
'l ..n .fr. Emperor Francis Joseph
49,. kuuv that 1IH only son. Rudolph. va.
billed Ono w.afsT.o.t Orgy iu 1850. when.
o. ls believed. In kUI"d himself and h.s
companion. Baroness NrCrrra.
Rudolph mother. che Empress Eliza.
beth. 1a.fseirlfrI hE au anarchist in
1s'. came 'r.m Che HIttrIar W.tIaIs.
hschs. Who produced tue mad kiuE Ind
u.g. Richard WaEusr5 patron. and the
f.a. sr.a.I IH|e DID,. obi. a... #...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12

Spaia the saint showed Itself IN Charles
VS. son. Philip o.. a gloomy binot and
meianCholiac. who threatened 20 put 90
death mis- own son Don Carlos. who him.
self showed symptoms OF insanity. There
after for generations the kings Of Spain
we're mental and physical degenerates.
No S. noteworthy that Charles v. had a
natural son. Don John OF Austria who
was me most famous general OF his time.
showing that the introduction OF one
healthy parent might produce good re-
suits
Ia Austria the more important branch
90 the Hapsburg family continued fn
prOpa-afe IDIOTS. Ferdinand had eleven
children. The fact that only one of these
showed tho defects OF her graudmothrr.
Joanna Che Mad. is considered an illus.
'ration 0f euseuic principles This SOD.
Macmillan o.. howe. or. married a
uogsiG. rho VAS also q granddaughter o.
foarua ,ne Mad. and from 'his union
the results 20 be expected followed
Ih@ frtuifa sere. Two shIfrrr .ru.
fHcf ;r me'au.1oIIa. two erecHfricaUy
SLOW and reserved, eifh the other Eve
normal A result 70 be expected. since
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12

for her mental weakness, but II Is notic,
able that her nephew IS the present King
Albert OF Belgium. whose physical Ygor
and splendid mental and moral qualities
have excited the admiration of the whole
world. His qualities must be mainly at
tributed TO sound mother of an unre-
lated stock.
Ny own study OF royal pedigrees has
led me to the conclusion that after the
union OF a tainted person with a sound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
How Practical Eugenists Are Deriving Valuable
Lessons For Future Humanity From the
Rulers Who Hold Life
and Happiness of Millions
In Their Tainted Hands

The Young Archduke Charles
Francis Joseph, Heir TO the
Austrian Throne and the Most
Insanity Tainted Family In
Europe, with His Wife, Princess
Zita Of Bourbon-Parma, the Only
Sane Child Out Of Nineteen.
(And Below
The Late Empress elizabeth OF
Austria, Who Brought the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12

appear boz an but about oue.forrfh 20 the
desCcudanfa. tu them. however the de-
fecfs persist STRONGLY. and Rfeu such
persons mate with related stock we obtain
the weiidchned hourb0n-U1pshure typa
Of IDIOT with unsymmetrical features. pro-
IectIng underlip aud iudeuted upper Ip
and other sugmata of deEeneracy
A. DO d. an eFsenflal condition of the
royal system thar ts members should
lntormarry. I am forced Co believe that
they are aIl doomed t1 become insane
iniermarrilEo outside Che royal caste an-
pears fo inIure Them iu the esteem of
fho common people rf Europe
Or WoOds'a conclusions. though inter.
esting. seem to me too optimistic Co be-
Justified by the facts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
By DR.. c. Ashton Palmer,

Of the Eusenie Society Of Great Britain.
THE insane and degenerate kings
and queens or Europe must be
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21
Peace with Honor.

President John Grier Hibben, the successor
at Princeton of the present president OF the
United States and delegate to a conference that
has long stood for the highest and most definite
idealslof peace among the nations OF the world,
and an earnest advocate of the doctrine Is re-
ported to have startled" the Mohonk confer
ence by his address at the opening session. But
what DR.. Hibben said merely sounds very clearly
the aspirations Of all free men. We have been
frequently told OF late that there are things
worse than war, and peace without honor IL
one OF them,
Honor is as far beyond price as II Is beyond
measurement or the accurate definition OF lex
Biography. II il matter of latitude or longi-
tude. but Is shared In common by all responsible
beings. no matter what their status. The nations
now at war are deeply concerned In honor and
for this must have the honorable regard OF ali
other nations. Some dlshonor may reside in the
present warfare, and, II so, ultimately IL will
be determined. but when the fighting has come
to an end, national honor must be made the
basis OF peace that viii be permanent. II will
be possible 70 provide place in the sun" fol
ALL but only because honor carries with II re
sponslbility
Dr. Hibben could have given voice TO hi
sentiments. which are those OF all right-thinkinl
men, in no better place than at a conference,
looking to the settlement OF all internationa
! disputes by arbitration. Peace is always to b,
| desired. but only peace with honor is enduring
or endurable.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21
British Cabinet Changes.

Sweeping changes in the personnel of the
government Of Great Britain do not occasion so
much establishment. when viewed in the light
OF some recent developments. The formation OF
a coalition cabinet looks like a very shrewd
move to give each Of the several political parties
of the United Kingdom its full share OF respon-
sibility in the conduct OF the war, thus doing
away with criticism arising from partisan bias
The new arrangement has also the advantage
that will come from better oversight Of the de-
tails of each department because OF division
OF work between the cabinet officers.
Friction in the British navy department has
been known ever since Churchill went over the
heads of his associates TO order the construction
OF battleships for which he had warrant. l.
was a natural result OF progressive" civilian
trying TO direct a conservative" sea dog, ami
one or the other had to go. Lord Kitchener is
coming in for a great deal OF the comment that
seems 10 be part OF the experience OF a war
minister, in war or peace. With him at the head
Of the army. and Lloyd George in charge OF the
business administration OF the department. this
storm will probably subside. Asdulth and Bonar-
Law will make a good team, and with Balfour
on the list, the political strength OF the United
Kingdom will be represented on the new cabinet,
where the unity OF patriotic purpose ought 70
create harmony partisanship would never
permit.
The situation is especially interesting. as
indicating an unsupported flexibility and re-
sponsiveness the part of the English govern
ment similarly critical situation has seldom
been met with such dexterous statesmanship.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21
Two separate ouestiOns involved.

The effort TO block Greater Omaha consolda-
ton by attack in the courts proceeds along dual
lines, and raises two questions, which IL win be
we'll to keep distinct and separate. An injunc-
ton is asked TO prevent the holding OF an I'm
pending special election, first, on the ground
that the consolidation act is invalid, as
being prohibited special legislation, and secono,
for the alleged reason that the election commits
sioner law. under which 1t is proposed TO hold
the election, is likewise invalid as piece %
prohibited special legislation.
To an outsider only casually versed In the In
trlcacies Of the law, It would seem thSa a
stronger case is possible against the election
commissioner statute than against the consolida-
ton act Yet the latter is in no way dependent
on the former except as an incident, for there
must be some method of securing legal election
in which TO pass upon the question submitted
by the legislature whether the people OF Omaha
and its adjoining suburbs desire a consolidated
municipal government. Furthermore, any cleo
ton actually conducted by the election commits
sioner as de facto officer must hold whether the
election machinery has been committed to him
by law yalidly enacted or not. Under the cir
cumstances We see no reason for abating the
! preparations to set the vote out for the con-
solidation election as originally scheduled for
next week until an actual court order serves no.
tice otherwise.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21
Editorial Viewpoint

Indisnapo polls News But you must re-
member. in the meantime, that we always
have some weather in May that makes
one wonder how Il got its reputation
Indianapolis News: The Japs are cele-
brating their victory over China, but, for
all that taking candy away from baby
Is not likely TO become a popular sport.
Pittsburgh Dispatch: The savage civil
lizatlon Of darkest Russia may not. after
all. be so distinctive feature in history
as might have been expected previous to
the war.
Pittsburgh Dispatch: Ex-Attorney
wickersham favors a majority verdict by
juries in civil actions. why not? Even the
highest courts render majority decisions
sometimes, too, by the barest majority.
Philadelphia Record: British jeers over
the presidents expression. TOO proud to
fight" would carry more weight II there
were not 30 many millions OF perfectly
able-bodied Englishmen who are too
proud not only 20 fight, but to do any
thing else for their country. When II
comes to fighting Great Britain should
remember the adage about glass houses.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21
People and Events

The meanest finds his match In Pettcoat
lane For non-payment OF alimony his first wife
a washington arrested al his third wfe's
funeral Anguish rubbed in.
Those who doubt the pace should Danish the doubt
had been thrown into the from which she was
she tongue-lashed the disturber.
ST Louis tailors insist that tall hat is not suff-
cent az a symbol OF aldermanio dignity. The addi-
ton OF sartoral elegance in coat, vest crayst. etc.
are essential to give St Louis alderman place In
the spotlight OF fashion, especially when joyrding IN
a city Limousine.
In the case Of Montana man who sued for dam
aEes for the premature publication OF his obituary
the supreme OF the state soemnly AYERS that IL
Is no disgrace die and denied relief in cash Aside
from legal aspect OF the Il interesting as
pointer on the advance OF Montana from the era Of
shooting up the editor for offensive publications
The first OF the claims CROWNS out Of the Lnsi-
tania tragedy has been filed before the New York
stats wOrkmen's COMPENSATION commission, The APP
plicant IL the widow OF Charles v. Mills salesman
IS years old who received salary Of H.6e year. II
the claim Is allowed under the Law the widow will
receive 81, 100 a year long she remains single.
Chicago boulevardisr spotted two overgrown
sirls ON = street corner and forthwith Tipped his
wings around their elbows with the remark, Come.
siris have a drink with me" There's good place
across the street" suggested one. You have the
cali" he galy Whispered Girls win DO girls. aint
that sof' Tue girls were fun grown police omen
ana thor save tie Jolly mashed ride In the hurry
wagon
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21
Signs of Progress

Fewer people under 20 years and more
people over Is. are now employed IN var
ious industries than was the case ten
years ago.
Two German wireless experts have sue
ceeded in sending messages through the
earth from mines 1000 feet deep and
mile and half apart.
The Bulletin OF the Merchants associa-
ton OF New York. states that the city
Of New York invested tla,2oo,25i last year
In the new Catskin water supply system
and SsO.54O.Tn In new srbways
BY installing electric saws and hoist
ing machinery. Massachusetts, ice COM
pany eliminated the services Of twenty
two horse teams and forty men formerly
used in harvesting its product.
By steel tires fitted over these OF rub
Der on the automobile the vehicle Of .
western railroad man is made TO run
over the rails. For use on the highway
the metal tires are removed.
In the Montana mining district there IL
POIGNANT regret because the picturesque
mine mule Is being superseded BY cleo
trtctty. Reluctant Montana papers are
nriating pictures OF Babe, the only and
doomed lady mule that ehews tobacco
The United states forest service Il CO.
operating with fifty-tour railroads, min
ing companies. pole companies ana cities
IN making tests OF wooden ties. timber
poleS piling and paving blocks which
have been SVEN prSssrvatiVs treatmsnts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21
Keeping GoYernment Alive.

Importance that naturally attaches TO serious
communications between our government and
the nations Of the world Is enhanced at the mo-
ment, because the United States is Just now the
one great agency through which the function OF
government is kept alive In the world. The ma
tions at war have entrusted their interests TO
Uncle Sam at all points where the war interfercs
with regular communication This. in effect
means that the external business OF the greatest
governments Is being transacted by the United
States. In addition TO this tremendous under
taking in the diplomatic field, the United States
has voluntarily assumed the lead in the work Of
succor and relief. feeding and clothing the des-
titute and caring for the human wreckage cast
up in the back eddies OF the war. No nation
ever took upon itself so great responsibilities,
and yet the task is being borne with little or no
evidence OF its existence while the daily routine
OF life in America shows little OF no sign OF the
governments great activity abroad. This solid
achievement OF the republic affords much ma
tehal for future study by the statesmen OF the
world. Il indicates more than anything else
could the respect OF the world for the character
OF the American people.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21
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In the justice court OF Judee Weiss claim for So
was on. the alleged value OF prairie dos shot
BY the defendant who set up that the prairie DOG
was a wild animal, undomestoated. and moreover
was IN the habit OF yelpng front OF his house and
had annoyed him greatly The outcome a YER
dict for a.
John Weidensall blacksmith by occupation.
died the result Of complications from being Vayaid
and slugged lie a brother OF Robert Weldon
sail. the well known Young Mems Christian assocla-
tion worker
Elmer A. Todd. organist Of the Central Presby-
terian church Of Dee Moines. has been engaged as
orsanist OF the Dodge street Presbyterian church.
At a special meeting the school board decided 10
HEADQUARTERS Cor itself ana the secretary
superintendent the second floor 81 the Masonic
nuildinR
H. G Breckenridge Of ohio is visiting his brother
q. =. breckenridge
Jack sneed has disposed o. his cigar stand and
viii 90 east 10 take q railway position.
George H. Hammond. the big meat packer u here
from petEct. looking aftsr his interests AZ South
tA1HanA~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21
THE HOME TEAM.
New York Times.

New York Times.
l hate TO see the home team lose
A contest dropped gives me the blues
But when they win-they sometimes do
l go home happy, same as you.
Yet, after all. why should I care
Because nine men from everywhere
Except the town in which live
Have acted as a human sieve
Through which the red-hot ones have
poured
And why should I bemoan the fact
That nine strong men have whacSed and
whacked
The summer air in vain desire
To mako a showing for their hiTe?-
Nine men i scarcely know by sight
And might not recognize tonight.
Why mourn because some other town
Has secured the earth and found one
Brown
Who throws zigzag ball that jolts
Like fabricated thunderbolts,
While our mans curves drift Ger the
plate
In manner tempting unto fate?
Yea, verify why should l fret?
Ills naught to me, and yet-and yet,
II you'd but seen the awful way
In which our team behaved today!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21

scented more than per cent OF the com
bination.-Wa Star.
Shell saw the doctor today about nv
loss OF memory.
He-What did he dof
She-Made me pay in sdvance.-Lou-
don Mail.
Weary willie-Meandering Mike worked
a hull day last week.
Dusty Rhoads-Yep, amt II awful
what some peoplen do for money!
Philadelphia Ledger.
MA" said little Tommy Slsthers. Il
wish my pa amounted to something in
the world
why, Tommy. your father is a mil
lionaire."
THAT amt nothing, ma. Henry Fen
kers pa is bandmaster and leads all
the parades. Birmingham Age-Herald.
Farmer-rn give you IS a month and
your board
AppiiCant-Aw. shucks! What do you
think I am, a college graduate 7"-Phila-
delphia Bulletin.
That. singer used to be player in the
national game"
'I thought his voice had rather a bass
bawl pitch. baltimore American.
Il suppose you feel your responsible
ties rather keenly, Mr.. NewlywedT'
"Why-er-yes: / feel as II l had the
weight of heaven on my shoulders. -
Puck
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21

Civilization is feeling the bricks thrown from
all sides. Just at the moment the official organ
defined Italy's purpose TO be "a war for civ
iiEation." brave Romans loaded their phono-
graphs and turned them loose on the unarmed
ana defenseiess representatives OF Austria and
Germany. As war spreads les horrors multiply.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21
Ari.tnI,en An Superstition.

GRAYsoN, Neb., May ao.-To the Editor
OF The Bee: have read the statements
OF DR.. Gerhard and George Sylvester
viersck and mildly said both are true
products OF German civilization and cui-
ture.
should these gentlemen be under the
impression that their statements are fit
10 influence any true American against
the government, developments win show
that they were utterly mistaken in their
supposition. CAROL ZURCHER.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21

Not the least OF the disturbing features Of
the situation is the threatened closing OF Romes
famous rumor factory Should that calamity be-
fall, London and Amsterdam no doubt viii riss
10 their greater opportunities.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21
Twice Told Tales
The Ancred Non.

Mary and Nora had lived faithful domestics for
many years in home whose only other occupants
two old maids One OF these was believer in
cremation. Nora took trip to ireland. During her
absence the old maid mentioned died. Her dust was
reverently put in above the sitting room fire.
place. where the remaining sister could always have
a OF the departed's presence.
year later Nora returned. TO the surprise Of
Mary. who gave her warm welcome.
Pm glad TO ye back" said Mary taking the
wraps.
TIN glad 20 be back, said Nora-then added-"is
there any chance OF comm TO live wild ye again.
There's only the OF thin here now" said
Mary, reveronty.
ment
She's up In the mug the mantep piece Pitts
burgh Chronicle Telegraph.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21

Many reasons are advanced for italy's eager
ness for war. One potential factor is over
looked. The collapse of the tourist business
leaves a multitude OF natives without adequate
visible means of support
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21

A speaker at church conference calls upon
ali preachers to get rid of their Sunday
voices" and "use everyday language" Yes, but
they cannot ali be Billy" Sundays much az
they may wish TO be.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21

Election Commissioner Morehead is the
nominal defendant in the case to enjoin the
consolidation election. but the real defendant Is
the city OF Omaha. or rather oil the people who
favor Greater Omaha consolidation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21

The suggestion OF Senator J. Ham Lewis
for the removal OF the national capital to Chi
cago should not be taken seriously. Only an
extraordinary emergency could induce the
Illinois senator to give up his mileage perauisite
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21
CHEEKY CHAFF

80 you think Katherine made a very
Huita BILE match"
Yes, indeed you know what a ner-
vous. excitable girl she was. Well, she
married a composer. Boston Tran
script.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21

The Nebraska state Board OF Health has is
sued mandatory edlct for individual commune
ion cups. Score once more for the church sup
ply houses that have the goods ready for do
livery
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21

The ancient and honorable eoroners' iuries
Of Great Britain enliven the gloom by hurting
vocal eondemnatiOns at the enemy. Meanwhile
the recruiting offices await the presence OF Jury
men ambitious TO TT actions TO words
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21

AS a modern war necessity, the camera has
the typewriter pushed off the field
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21

Between war rumors and weather the ma
tional game finds II hard to put up smile at
the box office.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21

So far in the captured loot OF war no mem
ton is made OF gas tanks. Until the visible
proof Ia shown doubters at safe distance are
justified in maintaining the historic Missouri
nnne
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21

Railroad valuations for tax purposes remain
unchanged. The precedent is serviceable tp
for individual taxpayers threatened with boost
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-21
A Different Road.

John Fndley. who is making such success in
1.-THE Only Girl" grows reminiscent Of his far-gone-
very far-gone-Sunday school days.
The teacher gushing her class OF boys the
strength OF their desire for rghteousness.
IAN those who wish to to heaven" she said.
please stand All their feet but small boy.
why. Wile," exclaimed the shocked teacher, do
you TO say that you don't want TO go 10
heaven"
NO. ma'am." replied Willie. promptly MOT II
that bunch Ia going. '-Young's Magazine.