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Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-24
BRIEF CITY NEWS

"rownssnd's for Sporting GoodsF
/, Gift csrtificatss-Bdholm Jeweler.
Fave Root Print Tt--Now Beacon PrssA
Christmas Tree lighting Outfits
Burgess-Granden company.
ss,75o Buys Houses and 66xI5 feet
only 60 feet from trackage. Income so
per month. ]. II. Dumont, Keeline Bldg.
To ADJUST Claims-Next Monday after
noon city and county officials will get 10
gether in an effort to adjust claims anu
counter claims Of long standing.
"roday's Movie Program" classified
section today. It appears in The Zee
EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what the va
rious moving picture theaters offer
Mccartney Sells Property-Hugh Nc
Caffrey mas sold to Alice Howell the
brick property on the south side OF Far
nam street. near Park avenue. The con-
sideration was $4,000.
For 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
beat companies on earth
r. u. Howell to Talk-R. B. Howell
will address the Omaha Philosophical So
ciety Sunday on the subject OF Co
operation" The society meets in hall ?,
Lyric building, Nineteenth and Farnam
streets.
Victim of Negro-Pete Collins, tran
silent at the State hotel was sojourning
in the lower part of the city when a
colored person enticed him into dwell
ing at 1913 Capitol avenue. When he
was well away from the place he dis
covered that S15 had been extracted from
his pocket.
Three Autos stolsn-Bryan W. Hart
OF the Carter Lake club reports to the
police that his auto was stolen from the
parking district near the postoffice c.
NJ. Mortensen. 61A Florence boulevard,
lost his car from Sixteenth and Howard
streets, and a machine belonging to S.
Harnell. 2O25 Sherman avenue was taken
from Twenty-fourth and Charles streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-24
Whatever You Do,
Here's a Chance to
Help Some Needy

Christmas is almost at hand, and
will soon pass, but the needs Of
some unfortunates will 60 on
through the winter.
1t is possible for YOU to help
these.
WILL you3
Mrs. Doane here presents three
more Investigated cases, which she
recommends as worthy of immedi-
ate assistance in the way sug-
gested:
No. 10. Family consisting Of
mother, father and three chill
dren. Father met with accident
last summer and not able to
work. Whole support Of family
now on mother. Any assistance
gladly accepted.
No. 20. Deserted mother and
two children, 5, 8 and / 1-2 years
of age. Children just over diph-
liberia, which necessitated mother
staying at home from work,
thereby closing her sole income.
Food, rent and clothing needed.
No. 81. Widowed mother and
five children, ages II, 10, z, 8
and / 1-2 years. Mother trying
to support family with day work.
Seldom asks aid. Food and
clothing needed.
If you are willing to help one Of
these, communicate with Mrs
Doane direct at the Associated
Charities or send word to, The Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-24
PETITIONS FLOOD
THE COURT HOUSE
So Easy is it to Get Signatures
Jokers Threaten to Circulate
Joint Promissory Note.
COULD GET THOUSAND NAMES

Bearers OF petitions for candidates
for political offices have descended
upon Omaha in hordes comparable
In numbers to the clouds Of grass
hoppers which many years ago used
to visit Nebraska.
At the court house. Sign this,
please" and the scratching OF pens
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-24
TWO AWARDED DIVORCES
TWO OTHERS BRING SUITS

Mrs. Bertha Nevins has been granted
a divorce from Alfred Nev'ns on grounds
of non-support. Mrs. Isabel Boyer was
awarded decree in her suit against
Lewis A. Boyer, in which she charged
extreme cruelty. Mrs ueorgiana Broder-
lex is suing John W., charging cruelty.
and Blanche Loring charges Albert with
cruelty.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-24

votes he controls. Their slice viii last
until primary day.
owing TO the habit which petition
signcrs have Of writing their names with
out reading the headings. some jokers
are threatening to circulate Joint prom
lsory note for about $4,000 among poll
tcians. being convinced they could easily
secure ] 900 signatures I'm a few days
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-24
BREAKS BOYS SLEDS WHEN
THEY COAST BY HER PLACE

Mrs. N. Shapiro, storekeeper at 2eO6
Hamilton street. was arrested on a
charge OF breaking a sled belonging to
Howard Allen. 141O North Twenty-slxth
street, and Andrew Gibson, 26Ss Hamil-
ton street, because they coasted in front
Of her place Of business. She was given
her choice Of a fine OF $40 and costs or
replacing the sled. She chose the latter.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-24
RAILROAD OFFICES TO
CLOSE OVER CHRISTMAS

with the railroads Christmas, as far
as possible. will be observed as a holiday
Trains will be run as usual. but the
headquarters and offices will close Fri
day afternoon. not opening until the fol-
lowing Monday morning. Owing to the
length OF the holiday a large number Of
the officials and employees are going out
of tho city to the country and other
towns TO spend the time with relatives
and friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-24
BEDDE0 GIVES CLOTHES
FOR THE NEEDY OF OMAHA

Elmer Beddeo, head OF the Beddeo
Clothing company, has given $500 worth
OF clothing and shoes TO the Volunteers
OF America for distribution among needy
men. women and children. Mr.. Beddeo
makes a similar donation every year.
II. r. Bowen, manager OF the Central
Furniture company, sent lot of toys
TO the City mission for distribution by
Nellie Mage. head OF the mission.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-24
MILWAUKEE, TAKES OFF
FRISCO LIMITED TRAIN

Sunday. December &c. the Milwaukee
road will discontinue It's trains Nos. II
and 10, known as the San Francisco
Limited. No. Il leaves Omaha for the
east at lis in the morning and No. 10
for the west at 1910 in the morning. These
trains were put on last summer TO handle
the exposition business in connection with
the Union Pacific
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-24

There are several ,'s,ures about the
Blackstone that Mr, Moffit is very en-
thusiastic about. one u which Is the
dining room, which he says will be one
Of the most beautifully appointed in the
city, with a seating capacity OF about
200 people. The dining room Is to be
operated under Mr.. Motifs personal
supervision.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-24

A Room for the Roomei, or a Roomer
for the Room. Bee Want Ads Do the
Work.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-24

Don't wait take DR.. Kings New Dis
cCvcry now. II viii help your cough and
soothe the lungs. SOC. All druggists
Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-24

Use The Bees snapper column.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-24
Store Open Friday Evening
Give the Children Toys Xmas

IT'S the day child
for
Toys the little folk ikethe kind that will
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-24
Nuts for Xmas

The highest grade 1915 crop.
Peanuts, fresh roasted, 11
pOund ~
I .Ias. peuH %'i i.... large 21c
sIas. ooun %''na''' 'n'il 1Sc
Almonds, California 00
paper shell. pound ...... &c
PecanB, good quality, On
pCuuu 9V~
i niiSf'' pound ind'' ana wen Zoe
Brszils. large washed, 90
pOhHu SS~
1urEess-Nash Co,--Bassmsat.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02
Germany and South America

-I;cIm.ny" says an exchange. become so assorbed the forget that there will a commercial hereafter different in S9ects from conditions that obtained before the war The United States appears be making preparation for such q hereafter, for the acQuis lion Of new commercial territory, which must accour rl:Slcd by private They shining aw2y their day of grace. It is also feared that this government will take steps protect ihis country against invasion by Germany in the commercial hereafter.
 The designs of Germany will be directed chiefly, however against the South American countries, in the shape of trade league Tor South America" be direction Dernburg south America would be the natural point of in for For many years previous the outbreak of the war. German methods had secured in south and Central America stronger footing than any other nation had succeeded eairins. German would be warmly well comed back. The other reason why Germany seeks South America first is that she will have been, by War, practically excluded world The hatred engendered by the for a generation to wi, iohstruct the flow of m- neroe between Germany and her neighbors The allies If her commercial development, which had attained such momentum is to he resumed and is again to reach such rapidly increasing the arrested. the field of activity be the western continent and in part of it that is, itself susceptible Of great development.
 In meantime n almost a year and q half the United States las taken steps toward permanent occupation of rich. but deserted field. The government printing office and large commercial bodies have turned literature this subject of South American trade Meetings have been held all the country. where repre- sentatiVcs of trade shake hands with another and caneratuIate themselves upon the opportunity which has been opened to them, bat O which none of them availing themselves. They tell one s--oSl-er how the Germans did it, none of them emuIating the Germans. They are pursuing the old American. slipshod way
 Naturally South American trade has in- creased, because South America could no longer buy of Germany. It's purchases from the allied countries also restricted. This has, .here- fore fallen the United States but we cannot hold it unless conform to the methods and ways of south America. If the place business of our fa- Norite groceryman, one who had attracted trade by pleasing peculiarity method should burn down. would perforce, trade elsewhere until he could re-establsh himself, and then we would go hack him.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02
Arizona Republicans Editorial Page

thing in every community, in the world, that is more than dollars and cents.
 It is well that property qualification should be required voting propositions issue bonds for public Improvements. for such created indebted falls upon the of property. Otherwise. persons who have neither property good citizen ship, with malice rather than with a genuine desire to benefit the community, would p1are of Their suffrases the purpose penalzing other citizens for being property
 But it is many suppose. that those who property free from the often shifted upon them in the shape of increased other charges Now then whole burden of the property shifted
 There this country when doc Urine prevailed that xpayers had no rights in the results of taxation; when every pected pay for what he received. There schools then The children the poor grew mp in ignorance. When the school system proposed it met by the objection that the thrifty should be made pay the education the children the shiftless. men, necessarily philanthropic, that by a system of general education the community would be benefitted; a large population held in en- forced ignorance would be a nation. The benefit Of the common school system to the children of the would be purely incidental. Hence the common school system, and now, sup pose more money is spent common schools than for any other public purpose.
 All this leads back the a democratic form of government in every con- munity, what is good for be beneficial all.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02
SAGE AND SULPHUR
 DARKENS GRAY HAIR
Brush this through faded, Iifeless locks and they become dark,
 glossy, youthful.

Hair that loses it's color and lusrre, or when it fades, turns gray, dull and lifeless, is caused by a lack Of sulphur in the hair. Our grandmother made up a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep her locks dark and beautiful, and thousands of women and men who value that even color, that beautiful dark shade of hair which is so attractive, use only this old-time recipe.
 Nowadays we get this famous mix ture by asking at any drug store for 50 cent bottle of ."Wyeth'S Sage and Sulphur Compound which dark ems the hair so naturally, so evenly, that nobody can possibly tell it has been applied. Besides, it takes off dandruff, stops scalp itching and fall ing hair. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; but what de- lights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is that, besides beauti- fully darkening the hair after a few a applications, it also brings back the gloss and lustre and gives it an ap- pearance of abundance.-Advertise ment.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02
VILLA CONF|sCA1ES
 MUCH LIVESTOCK
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FL PASO, Teas, Nov 1-General confiscation of horses, mules and ve- hicles from residents of Juarez by Villa soldiers was reported here to- night.
 It is said these will be used by the Villa troops in the event the city is evacuated.
 Two hundred and forty five wounded soldiers were transferred to Juarez today from the hospital at Chihuahua.
 A short distance north of Chihua- hua city shots were fired at the hos pital train, two of the invalids were struck. The removal of the wound ed was taken as an indication of the approaching evacuation of the state capital
 Juarez tonight is filled with a throng of wounded soldiers and des titute women and children as re- suit of the moving of the Villa army to the west.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02
ALL DOGS QUARANTINED
California Health Board Takes Pre-
 cautions Against Rabies
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SACRAMENTO, Nov. 1. - The State Board of Health today placed a quarantine on all dogs in Modoc county. due to the numerous cases reported from that county of rabid coyotes running at large. The quar- antine was ordered by telegraph and is now in full force.
 The State Board of Health has de- layed quarantining Modoc county until a few days ago. as none Of the rabid coyotes had crossed the state line, although many cases were re- ported from the Oregon side. The California authorities had hoped that with the approach of fall the cpl demic would be checked.
 The quarantine means that all dogs must be kept confined or wear muzzles It will be strictly enforced until such time as rabies have ceased to menace that section of the state
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02
The Market Report

The market report printed by The Republican this morning is oEly part of the very voluminous market report which receive every night except sunday. every department of finance and commerce this country. We receive reports on many lines in which assume none of our readers nave any interest. and we have therefore, such lines from the printed report in order that more time and space may be devoted to gen. eral news.
 Changes however. will be made and tGe published report will be enlarged from time to time at the suggestion of our readers, who may inform that markets which concern them been omitted. The Republican will be pleased at all times to re- oeIve such suggestions for regard and think that many of readers regard complete market report one of the most valuable features of the new full leased wire service.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02
DOG SAVED GIRL FROM MAN

The last of Jeff, persistent and tenacious fox terrier he travelling through space at high speed, his jaws firmly locked the trousers of 
 Jeff has been the particular pet of Helen Riley. years old, Kearny N. l. While Heler and her chum Harriet Brookes, standing at the gate of the Riley home approached them and seized Harriet.
 He said she pretty he just wished to hug her. but Jeff, who with the girls, objected and attacked the stranger As the started Jeff sprang and his teeth caught of the mans trousers.
 The terrier took such good hold and held on tightly that when the gained speed Jeff dangling out behind him. Jeff was still hold ing when The stranger turned a and dis appeared.
 The girls have asked the police find their brave defender.-New York Herald
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02
PRINT FIcTIOUS MONEY
Secret Service Men Round Up Alleged
 Carranza Currency Counterfeiters
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-E. c. Padilla, chief of the confidential de- partment of the Mexican government and two secret service operators of the United States government arrested here tonight Jacinto Herrero Luerigo and Lorenzo Rovira Aribeau on charg es of printing and circulating in this country fictious banknotes of the Re public of Mexico.
 When arrested the men had five Mexican government banknotes dies in their possession. These dies, it is thought, form portion of the loot se cured two months ago in Mexico City by robbers who carried off twenty lithographic plates of the Carranza government.
 According to the officials, other arA rests are expected to follow in differ ent parts of the country.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02
THREE WALLS
Grand Rapids Herald)


 Galveston built wall against deadliest en- emy-the Galveston did know whether the sea would come again mission invasion. But Galveston sought to be prepared. The come. The wall stood. And Galveston saved from a disaster that would have been extermnating in its scope and effect.
 Let the nation take two lessons from Galveston's experience.
 Let it build wall defense against any enemy which may invade sovereign rights foe which hope may challenge prowess yet the foe which we cannot meet with essays and altruism if our hopes prove vain. Then, if the foe does the wall will terribly important purpose. The Galveston wall a defensive wall only. So long it not attacked, it peaceful and incOnsequential Bryan dream Such "wall' is need for national preparedness -a defense wall only. And sadly blinded by folly so long We do not build this wall Gal weston wOud have been had it waited for the with iaught Chautauqua philosophy a shield.
 Then the nation build another wall-another lesson from Galvestons experiences Let it build a wall of tariff protecton"-again for purposes of vital necessary defense. If the people of Galveston had broken down their tide wall-on the pretty theory that the could not possibly harm them again-they would have done exactly what the dem ocracy did when it away the national wall of tariff protection fe wrnonths the theory that cheap foreign competition cannot possibly harm American industry and American capital and Amer ican labor again. Galveston knew what the sea had done before wall built The democracy and the country knew what free trade had done the last wall of tariff protection" dyna again." would have used the arguments that democracy used in attempted justification of the Wilson -Un nderwood bill. And Galveston would have been wiped off the mar. American industry with out tariff wall is in the precarious predca- nent in which Galveston would have been without a sea wall The moral is obvious.-Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02
The Interest of Non- Taxpayers

Occasionally, when public spirited citizen inaUgurates takes an active part in movement which he believes is for the betterment condi- tions in the community which lives iccsshack opponent movement cuires impertinently whether he a taxpayer A may be good citizen without being tax l0yer property owner, and tax payer a property owner be a bad unprogressive citizen But the interest of the former m his Inunity may be intense that of the best and most progressive property owner There is some
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02
COMMANDMENT DOES DAMAGE
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LONDON, Nov. 2.-The lombard ment of Varna did much damage, especially in the Armenian and Greek quarters of the town, accord ing to Bucharest despatches to Lon don morning papers. The Military club, Marine arsenal, National bank and English cotton factory were damaged or destroyed, while the bar
 racks outside the town and the naval docks were damaged. King F'erdin
 and's chauteau of Ruxinograd had one wing destroyed and the ancient monastery in the grounds where the king and queen reside in preference to the palace was also demolished.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02

We understand that Representative Kitchin is still opposed the wasting of good American money battleships. He had rather would employed in making the stagnant ponds of his native navigable and in the erection of federal buildings at every crossroads in his congressional district There a good many congress of Rep resentatiye Kitchens there are enough Of them and they pool their have other and bigger pork barrel witE which to be prepared war.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02
SEVEN COUNTS DISMISSED
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LEAVENWORTH Kan, Nov. L. Major Frank R. Lang, retired was acquitted of seven of the eight charges against him by a court mar tial at Fort LeavenWorth today. Counsel for Major Lang set up the plea he was acquitted in January at Columbus barracks. Ohio, of raising voucher from $2S to SAP and to try him now on the allegation that he committed perjury when he swore he was not guilty was plac- ing him in jeopardy twice for the same offense
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02
MURDERED AT MOTHERS BIER STEWARTVILLE, Minn., Nov. l.
 cod NALiral

As he sat with other mourners about the body of his mother who died few hours before, after a brief illness Robert Brewster was shot and Killed by Dennis Smith. an employe at the Brewster farm, near here late tonight The men are said to have quarreled over girl Smith escaped.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02
TO CONVOkE REICHSTAG
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AMSTERDAM Via London, Nov. 7. The Vorwaerts CBerlin) says that the committee of the social demo- cratic party has requested the lm- perial chancellor to cOnVoke the reichstag at an early date because the questions of the food supply and the state of siege require speedy decision. The F'rankfurter Seitung issued Saturday devotes nearly an entire page to the new imperial gov ernment laws for ameliOrating food conditions.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02

It IS well let citizens Arizona know that they not only imrer:ling their but are running risk of sustaining great physical damage by patronizing 5ootleggers. A bottle of Gallup (N. M) whisky exploded the other day and started a disastrous fire.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02

The Southern Pacific and the Fl Paso South western awake their interests they would be running excursions the Agua Prieta battle. hat those roads each a more alert general passenger agency.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02
one noticed that Pat was am.

Someone noticed that Pat was ann bideXtrous.
 When I was a boy he explained, me father always said to me: Pat, learn to cut yer fingernails wid yer left hand for some day ye might lose yer right hand Boston Tran coript n
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02

Earnestly do I desire for this country that, instead of copying Europe with an undiscerning civil itv. it may have a character of its own. corresponding to the freedom and equality of our institutions.
 =W. E. Charming.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02
DIPLOMACY CRITICIZED
Professor Pienko Says Delay in Landing at SaIonik Was Costly
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Republican A. p. Leased WireJ
 PETROGRAD, Oct. 31 P. M, via London, Nov. 1.-(Delayed)- d)-Profes- sor Pilenko of the chair of interna- tional Wv in PetrOgrad University and of the Arstocracy Alexander Lyceum of Law, in an article in the Novo Vremya today subjects the diplomacy of the entente allies in the Balkans to severe criticism
 Altogether says Professor Pilenko, the situation has grown worse dur ing the past IA months. Turkey at first pretended to be neutral and the Russian government accepted her as surances. The writer declares that an explanation of the Russian Or ange Book reveals ineXplicabble blindness to the actual facts. It is full of complaints of Turkish dupli- city, but fails to register a single dispatch before the outbreak of the Russo Turkish war was admitted to be inevitable.
 A year ago. says Prof. PilenkO, Rumania offered conditions for her adhesion to the cause of the entente allies. but these conditions were re- jected. Prof. Pilenko sharply ob- served that the entente allies could have landed at Saloniki a year ago as easily as now, and says the situ- ation would have been altogether different if they had done so.
 "YCu say that you were the only man at the summer resort?'
 Yes"
Arizona republican., 1915-11-02

We hope that the American commander at Doug las will move circumspecty and provoke Gen eral Villa to the carrying threat to lick the United States.