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The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

Representative Hobson has introduced reso-
luton in the House providing for a national COM
mission to secure, if possible, the cooperation OF
other nations in effort to end the war in Eu-
rope. James NJ Beck, formerly Assistant At
torney General of the United States, declares that
the United States government should protest at
once to the belligerent powers against a continual
tion of the conflict. While the whole country is
in sympathy with every endeavor to end the awful
tragedy, most people realize that unhappily, Mr.
Beck's method would be as ineffective as Mr..
Hobsons. This country is powerless to stop the
war. No ordinary measures will have the least
effect on the half of the world which is fighting.
The greatest genius the world has ever known
would be hard put to it to devise way to make
the warning nations pause long enough even to
give his peace plan hearing
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

Now IT is the American Jews who arc forced
into a strangely embarrassing position by the war
A Jewish newspaper with German clientele must
avoid printing anything that seems to favor the
German for fear it will bring trouble to the
race in Russia, and papers published in the irt-
terests of the Russian Jews must be equally cir
cumsPect for fear of arousing Germany against
her Jewish subjects. Altogether, it is not iov-
Gus task to conduct Jewish-Amcrican news
paper these days 1t demands the exercise of
neutrality which is proof even against harsplit-
ting.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
RELIEF CHAIN IS STARTED.

An endless chain of homemade con-
tTibutiOns of clothing was started yester-
day at a reception and exhibit OF the
Belgian relief committee at its headQuar-
ters in the Real Estate Trust Building.
Models Of clothing were on exhibition,
with food and other supplies
Mrs. John 4. Logan. chairman, had
with her as hostess at the reception Mrs.
Mary Logan Tucker. Mrs. p :. Talbert.
Mrs. W. o. owen. Miss Marian Howard,
Mrs. s X. Cunningham. Mrs. r. J. Dorm.
Mrs. W. c. GwyH, Mrs. W. p. Malone and
Mrs wyckIiffs Rose
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
Half the Fun.

"Why don't these luxurious steamships
abolish the steeraGe?"
why should they?'
Then there would be no poor passen-
gers to be roped off,
You don't understand. The rich pas
sengers like to see few poor passengers
rOped off."-Brooklyn Citizen.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

The scheme of the opposition political slate
makers to preIpitate family row in the White
House is uncommonly banal even for an off-year
diversion. 1t should serve however, to teach
Secretary McAdoo a very useful lesson. 1t should
make it clear to him that it is not safe for a
Cabinet officer to make use of his opportunity to
relieve the burdens, financial otherwise, of a
large number of his fellows. Thus far, that seems
to be about all that has been charged against Mr.
McAdoo, but that is quite enough to make him an
object of suspicion in the eyes of the gentlemen
OF the other side"
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
REVOLT.

When Woe grows most persistent and l find
Myself to meekness not at all inclined,
With both cheeks smitten hard, l turn and glrd
My soul with joy that have not third
That Woe may smite; and that thought of grace
Need stay my hand in shattering Woes face
And thrashing him so hard that when I've done
His mother, Pain, won't recognize her son.
wright
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

A New York court has awarded $4,000 dam
ages to a young woman who seriously in
jurcd in accident to automobile operated at
high speed by rich mans son, and in which she
was an unwilling passenger. The decision puts
new responsibility the speed maniac, calcu-
lated to take of the joy out of the joy rider
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
Suspicious.

Visitor Neaving inn after sleepIess
night suppose you don't happen TO be
a German?
Landord-Do | look like II?
NisitOr-No. but thought I'd just ask
because my room last night had a con-
crete bed in it-PunCh
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

If Congress makes the necessary aPpropria-
ton the two former Presidents of the United
States will be assigned battleship each to con-
vey them to the of the official ceremonies in
celebration of the opening of the Panama Canal
Other distinguished guests will be passengers on
the steamships of the Panama Railroad Company.
If the captains of these latter craft WISE they
will keep out OF range.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
John Muir.
By JOHN ID. BARRY.

II was at a campfire in the
L Yosemite that 1 caught
my first glimpse of John Muir.
He was standing near the
blazing logs before a semi
circle of listeners, talking
about his favorite subject. the
Yosemite Valley. AS listen
ed to him l was reminded of
a remark l once heard made
by a friend who, in his day,
had known many celebrities
."Of all those famous people,"
The said. there are two that
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
Sir Douglas MawsOn Will Leeture.

The Race with Death in Antarctic
Blizzards' will he the subject Of an
illustrated lecture TO he delivered Fri
day afternoon and evening in New
Masonic Temple under the auspices Of
the National Geographic Society by
Sir Douglas Mawson. X. B. D., Sc. B.
E.. leader Of the Australasian ant
arctic expedition Of 1s11-1s1A
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

President Wilson explains that he had no
thought of his own candidacy in 1916 when he
made his indianapolis speech Yet the country
generally seems to have interpreted his words as
meaning that he would accept the nomination.
The result has been that the President without in
any way committing himself, has discovered the
attitude of the press of the country at least to-
ward any second-tcrm aspirations he may cherish
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
Tender SOIicitude.

Private Smith getting anxious over the
nonarrival OF a German attack which his
company had been told to eXpeCt)-Hope
nothings happened to the blighters!-
London Opinion.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
Must Get a Rest somehow.

Doctor-You must go away for a long
rest.
Overworked Merchant-But doctor. I'm
too busy to get away.
Doctor-WelI, then, you must stop ad-
vertising.-Boston Transcript
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

Having pardoned nearly every criminal in the
State Gov. Blease, Of South Carolina has now
abolished the State militia; and there are still
several days left of his term. The betting is said
to be even that his next act will be to tear down
all the lunatic asylums.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
Morning Smiles.
Lenders.

Lenders-Say. I've been carrying those
I. o. Us of yours until they are about
worn out
Burrows-Sorry. old man. Next time
I'll use better paper.-Boston Transcript.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

If Great Britain the complainant in such
4 matter as the interference of warning nation
with neutral commerce, it would be quite another
story. There would be mighty little pour parley-
ing but good deal of prompt action.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

The administration has yet to decide what to
do with the $I,oooooo or more collected during
our occupancy of the port of Vera Cruz. We could
give a rare impetus to the various revolutionary
movements by shipping it back to Mexico City.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

Employees of brewery in Virginia have gone
strike. If they stay out very long the law
will save them the trouble of adjusting their diff
ferenceS with their employers.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

Afidavits filed in Chicago in the Federal Base
ball Leagues suit set forth that a bulldog and a
hunting dog were exchanged for two baseball
players. Probably at time when good ball play
Crs were scarce.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 18. 1915.

A Line O Cheer Each Day o the Year.
First printing of an original poem. written daily
for The Washington Herald
By JOHN KENDRICK BANGS.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Hampson Gary and fam
lily, OF Tyler. Tex. arrived in WASHINGTON
yesterday morning and have taken apart
ments for the winter at Hotel Powhatan.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

stand out as great men, Emerson and Claude
Monet, the French impressionist painter" Won
dered if my friend, providing circumstances made
it possible for him to know Muir, would not have
added another to his small list. There seemed to
be kind OF simple greatness in the tall, lean fig
ure, with the bright little eyes and unkempt beard
that stood there, speaking absolutely without self
consciousness and absorbed in his theme. He
full of wonderfully interesting subject and he
wished his listeners to share his enthusiasm. Be-
hind the words there a calm and noble spirit
that every of us could feel 1t made us listen
with something like reverence and awe.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

Tomorrow DR.. Edwards will tell of -
Successful Mans Advice to Young Busi
ness Men
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

Mr.. Tom Ryan. of Wansau. Wis. is in
w Washington visiting his friend, Mr.. Nc
Donald, of the Interstate Commerce Conn
mission, and has made Hotel Powhatan
his headquarters while here.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

Mrs. Ivan o. Powers will give a tea a,
her home, at 1913 Seventeenth street
northwest, on Wednesday, January Is, at
O'Clock. for the Elmira College Club.
All graduates and former students Of
Elmira are cordially invited to attend.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

Mrs. S. NJ. Elliot and Miss J. $. Ken
nedy. of Philadelphia, who are motorina;
TO the South, arrived at the New Willard
yesterday for their first stop
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

Patriots Memorial Chapter. D. \. r,
Will give dance at the Cairo, January
I6' from $50 to 1880. for the benefit oe
continental Hall. Mrs. William Cum
mlngs Story, the president general and
the members of the national board viii
be guests of honor
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

Entered at the postofRce at Washington. D. C.. as
Eecond-class mail matter
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

Mr.. Alexander Mcneil. Of Berkeley
Springs. Va, is in town for a few davO
on business. and is now stopping at the
Hotel POwhatan
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gOpnIdrc Symphonic. aunssrte.

@s lit cine 8eme1urig I'M @onge,
i'm Qltoitorium DdbrenO oes 8in.
tiers bolfstbiimIide SDmpbouie aou.
5crte gu p~opuldren greiiett Su berarl-
It1lten.
9ies piiroe fiderIih einen Shritt
Dorip1rts in Der redten gtidtung
beOcuteL oenn Die gilrgeridait BON
OMAHA bot Bel bieleft @eleaenbei.
ten. 6ltleet nod BEL Dem groBen
8unbesiangerfeit, ieinen aunltfinn
in muiifaIiiher Siulift beuieIen.
Meiit tuaren ieooH Die aon8ertprei.
ie 10 bod Dab iid nur Die 9emit.
telten ben @enub O%erieIben IeiIten
fonnten. @enH nun CUTE aonserte
81 9reiien Die Seoermann eridnuin.
gen fonrL beranitnltet mer6en, 10.
fam gar fem 3lpeiieL beItebelt. oob
oieielben itets gut beIudt meroen
iuiir0en.
Die groBorti9en aonoerte tpdbreno
oes Sdnserfeites buben geaeiet, bab
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Nus Nebrasta Gitb
una umgegenO!

antDoIt %. &. Moron unb Sean
eobbeg, Bertreter Der llHter8eihner
Der Betition fir @infiibrunq oes
oeutihen llnterridts in ben lt6Sti.
ifen S6ulen, eri9ienen am Mlttt.
mod AbenO Dor Dem S6ulrotb uno
erfl1rten i'm gtanlen tbrer aItenten.
Dab iie gegen ben S6ulrotb cine aes
'rtdtIi6e aln9e einIeiten tDiir6en,
falls oieier ieinen gntfdluB, bic Qe.
gu uertucrfen, nift in @ieoer.
ertpdgltng ateben mitr0e. Der 5f,ul.
ratb nnternabm ie0o9 in oieier an.
eelegenbeit rod feline fueiteren
S1ritte.
Der aeport beg SdabmeiIters oes
Shnlratbs lpeiit einen aaiienbeItduo
bon $9,250.33 auf.
Der Sirrna 8. q. Gornutt & Con
ipproe bic ao6lenIieferung fir oie
5dulen ~i6ertraqen, oa tie 6ns ME-.
origite 4ngebot eingerei6t battet.
Utter ben in @ountD 8pipital I'M
omaha g%raOuierten aranfenpHege.
rinnen befatO ii9 SRI. &. .. Goot
bon bier, Eodter Don Gran q. 3.
Goof.
Inter ben aufpi5ien Der Ser.
m1nns Sobne fano am 8~onneritog
Rdfmittag bic 8eeroignng bon CIR.
geutler itdtt. Ole aabIreide getbei.
ligung Ieste lnitt 3eugniB al bon
Der geliebtbeit, ipelder iid Der Ser.
Itorbene 3nr 2ebens5eit erfrente.
Die 2eidenfeier fono in Der epan.
geliidlen Bethel Stride ttatt, SerrI
Baitor @. o.. Gdul5 belt Die 2ei.
henreoe. aIs ga~hrtufltrdaer inn.
eierten: Mt1iolu 3iels, 9. 8. grua.
man, gbe Billings, 6. n. geaIon,
G6as. 8. Srbner nno g. &. Snn0.
gie 9eid)e iuiiroe anf benz @gufa
6rieObof beigeiebt.
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8eripnn[ien.

Serr aueuit glaien, Der Dor ct.
iua 5tpei Sabren Omaha berIiaB uni
nod ct. Soiepb Mo., ber8og, III
mad bier 5uriidgetebrt uno 5rpor mil
6rai1 uno @ino, on er IiG inter
oefien berbeirotbet bat. Or bot eine
5teIung als gerf1ufer I'M aleioer.
ltoff.D eportement bel Der gnrgeB-
ytaib SO. angenommer. &err @la.
len mar in oeltti9ei1 areiIen, be-
IouOers utlter unieren oeutIden Gan.
germ moblbefannt iln0 niiroe CT it'd
freuen, iuenn i'm feline 5reunOe an
leinem neuen 8lase beIuden mir.
ben.
SRI. Ellie 9loeger bon 9latts.
mouth uno SER Sliliis Gngelfemeir
dlls 9ebapfa rpltroen alrt Mittpodl
9n6mittae DON 9feo. Gbas. 8. ga
pioge IN oeiien Office I'M 9ronoets-
Sbeater getraut.
&err 8. 3aHsfolusti lit bon einem
finfpo6entlidlen aufentbalt in
San Sranciscb unO ieiner friiberen
Seimatb, 4upbIo, Colo, Die0er
beimgefebrt. Sic Ganmno.ausItel.
lung bat ibm iebr gut gefaaen, uuo
er iagt, er babe iiberaa 2eute bon
Omaha anaetr0ifen.
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Grfdmdtr unO pidef OftdOtth
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pa tms sna s a' aaH vs. uanstN8 .nusa ausasr
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Nlonlun bfnlnnt
Dlr UuunlD. Juhl
AnieHAi lhst NslaAaauluafn til
htlIsm ~ AhskIEaIEa

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lammenbt 0cimin Ansffrhma AZ
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na0 hie bette GonmiB ijair I'M &laa.
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nea uoraelehen ioiuebl bonn Giaab.
punt 0eS Anaitellers note 0es Ne
iaders, Die iuiereiiant mno Iebrreid
liuo. Abcr nidt itir 0cshalb olletn.
orinat er auf einen sablreiMcn Nr.
Reiu, Die aiipcidiign bot iih.
eth grobcrea 8ieI geicet. SIM geiis.
etnes Der ihoniten ailsiicIIungspIdbe
I'M San0e, NIT grrben uuD bequemen
Iribnuen un0 einer nor5iieIidph
RenHbabm bedbiidtigt Die 8creini.
gung tfaas onrh 8ablreihen 9eiuh
binreiden0 umterltibD, Die Douglas
Gountp 6air Sl elmer groben 81.
thrift ausitequng gu seitoltcn iofuobI
iiir Die oltlifen Counties bon See.
brnsfo, mie fiir 0teienigen bonn melt.
Soma. Sii0 Gafota, Miiiouri
nnO aaaias. 3d Omaha beltimmt
lit, bic gr0Bte StoSt III Der Waii.
iouri gaaGD Region 5i peroen, mare
es mur paiieno uito rett, ie6en
cine erobe Observation-Disclosures
Ausitellung Der Yrooufte oieies
) umerifnnii6en g1iltbales@ In Gmo.
Ia. Dem 93bor oes @eitens~, su
nnro,fgtoTtnn
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MHB hi Ht
H'A mlgt lifttiHt tu kaHtg altf
iim #tttm1m lea h8NNm HltHnifl
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lane NJ iit hlsTtn sirtd fhrH 81.
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b iamtr5iilltnot GaIbt fiji 9ran6s
panosn b,Iisbt aus GissIb. oas mdu
NIT friidtr, unstInIStntr Butter bet.
rii9rt. 6itrpon III aut stbn Minus
ten ouF Ot Wanbs al Ieqen, bis
BE Gntsinouug fdBiHott. au6
aIs Wiitsl our Grlunsung ipeiber
9dnbt miro gigtIb %ptripenbtl. Wlou
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ipdfsr uno ~ lin3e gensiu, Be-
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lod al.
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SEE gRpines.

gor einigen Sagen Iofen mir in
Der 91gIt1en omaha 3ribiine, Dab
.oie DeutIden in Nebrosfa ibren
ganten erfldrt b1tten, falls ieIbige
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amerifo Su maiden eeoenft. tbei[.
snnebmen, fie ibre @eloer ans Sen
8anfen Sieben piiroen. glud bier
in 9es Woines bort man bier uno
oa uiter bemitteIten Geuti9en, mel.
DE @eIoer in Den ganfen baben,
oob ite Onsiplbe tbun piiroerL inoem
Ite 5t ben engliihen Nertbpopieren,
peIfe iie oils Siderung ODER Gedung
Der anIeibe betommen ipiiroenL fem
redJtes 8utrmien bdben.
o. 4. Mnrn, 0eutImer Gbfi.
Ter. aueen naferfn1t fir grinen.
440 Branoeis Gebduba Dmobo.
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|Winr %nDrnbntunu
Idr Die %tuusir0uI
fahst 9iaht Maae iHaa SIS
fsppiaa lsait " lglusm paas
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rem Arono.
1uuifnhe Snnsitnarn beHftbru
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inbne
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Into Ieidter nit WiaIlo heritcllen
f0nneu.
lin ieoer Ocutifen Sousirou Ut
Der StdOt @elegrnhelt III peben~ ge.
nan 5u priien mas @laIlo lit uno
fpie es %gebralidlt meroeu fam, uer.
ben bic AastrGger Der oEribane@
am Canning, aIiO mOracu, ieber
qeirrin eiurs Der lmbidcn MaIO.
AeSeptbidJer nusb6nOiaea, un0 mir
iir6 iiber8eugt, OaB linen 6aiIeIbe
oiele niisIidje @iufe BEL Der Ser
iteIIung Der berIdeioeniten 9elito.
Speiien un6 8ompotts geben
fam. @ir ~rerpeiien duf oie ar.
5eige an on0erer Stele oes glattes.
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9arl aanf i6er ben aaiirten. Bump.

aarI Saul aus Settings i6reibt
an bic Sribine: 0}ertit gu mas,
.6reunb? 9a gngIonb uts nift in
ben arieg 5erren fonnte, min es nns
.iest Die S6n6e binoen in finau5ieaer
.Siniiht.
Gritens, 1T infer @eI6 feitgelegt,
boben mir feline @elegenbeit, uns
orf benz 8eItmnrfte groB5agig gel.
tend 81 MAIDEN.
8meiterg, tpenn uniere Gier in
ben &orb Der aliirten gelegt ftno,
mub SnfeL Sam ben aorb tragqn
belfert bob feline Gier niGt aer6ro-
den ueroen.
Wiit nnoeren 8orter, tuenu es
aitm GrieoensidluB fonmt, muB
Ontel Sam England feiliden belfen
fit feline eieene 6iAeriteaung.
0os @eIo, oos Die aGiirten Jest
bergen molten, iino fie idon Idngit
iAuloig.
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aMs BEN staate.

9incoIn. ant Ga gIotte SIuB 1T
inter ben 9feroen cine epidemic
aHsgebrofen. Der itadtlife Ebier.
or3t tit oortbin gefabren, INN Die art
Der 4ronfbeit olisfinoig 8u MAIDEN.
@aItbia. Die ouf Der SmdAa
2feierbotion lebenoen Snoianer bat.
en- cine bier Gage tp1bren0e 2ono.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beranItaltet
Delde am 8ienItog ibr @noe nabm.
lie ai~tsiteautg fono in einem 1ro.
Ben Belt in Mdcp ltott uno mar oie
erite oerartige grsSiteGung, ueIfe
lie bon ben omaha Sn0ionern Der.
o~Hitaltet tporoen mar. Die ousge.
ite1ten 6elo- uno @artener8eugniiIe
tparen reft nett, Defenders inter.
eiiant tDaren 4roOufte Der Sous.
iuouitrie, pie gepebte lta0 lelbIt ae.
farbte Sahen.
8oboo. Sci ebaem alitomobi[.
unfo0, Der iih Dienitng Radt etpa
rier MeiIeu bon bier ereignefe, uni
nobel Der araftfpagen bon elmer flei.
iien Bride I~tifr5te, fono Der Shanf.
tuirtb 8. ". Ncpot bon @eiton ben
9Oo, mabreno iein gegleiter, s.
Sbnuoro, ifper perIest tDur6e.
21ons. 5sler aus uterfl1rlimer
urfnfe 1id)crte am Mittipoh ben
GleiiherIdoen bon 01lter 5opp elm
gaidts Iieben Die gierigen 3lammen
bonn aan3en GSebGltoe ibria, o[s Die
nnften 81noe. Der angeri6tete
Sdaoen betr1st ettpa $500, Ser.
iiherung 5000.
@niOe 9fod. Ser 9.idbrfge SobnI
BON 6errn inS 6rou s. .. grao,I
iuelder an Wontag BON eincmI
Baum Itiir3te un0 idtpere 8leiIh.
number oobontrug, fpiir0e am Wtitt.
mod nod Smaba in eit SoipitaT &C..
bra6t neil man befiirdltet, 0ab
Brand bin5utreten tonne.
2incoIn. Gle Mittne 0es BEL Der
ums geben gefommenen Mai.
rers SdrrD 9ettengin, tuoriiber mir
berifteten, ipiro gendB Der
g%eItimmlngen bes arbeiter. GntIdd.
6igungs.@ efetes cine Gimme bon
80, 500 a~tsgc8oblt erbaIten ne6It
geerOisnngsfoiten Bis 81 800.