davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ha estadG muy
activs en- el Mar CaFibe

NUEEA YORK, Agosto, 1916
La recicnte publication por Ct New
York American" dc un memorandum
del tratado entire los EstadoS tnidoa
Y Dinamarca Sobre la compra dc las
a~ntillaS dancsas V la cesi0n por parte
de los Estados Unidos al Gobiern0
danes de los dercchos de dcscubri-
micntos que tiene en- Ia Grocnlandia
ha mOtIvado una severa Censura por
parte de- Scnador Stone, quien ha pc
dido que Sc haga una investigation
minuciosa de como sc permiti0 que
tai memorandum cayera en- manoS dc
I'm periodista. siendo como es dc i
racter estrictamente rescrvado.
Con refercncia d este dice cI New
York Herald" 10 siguicnte:
La protesta del Senador Stone per
haberse divulgado los puntos Salien-
ties del tratado con Dinamarca no ha
sido apoyada por el pueblo america
no. Al contrario, la opinion que pre-
valece que Sc debio de decir mas de
10 que Sc ha dicho, toda vez que al
pueblo Sc lie ha informado muy POGO
accrca de las condolences que hacen
co~nveniente la adquisicion por parte
dc los Estados Unidos de esas isias
por la enorme suma de S25.000,e goo.
En- terminus generates Sc ha Sabido
que Alemania ha e5tado muy activa
Ell Ct Caribc dcsde hace ahos. Las de-
claraciones accrca de la intriga ale
mana en- Haiti no han sido Gesmeuti-
das por Berlin. No solo estaba la di-
plomacia alcmana activa para evitar
un acuerio entire ell Gobierno de Ia
NOR Y el de los Estados Unidos, siro
que habia listos harcos alemanes pa
Ia apoyar las dcmandaS de los subdi-
tos alemanes.
PreciSamente en- 81 momcnto psico-
l0gico, ell ultimatum de Austria Hun.
gria d Serbia, intervino para evitar
que Alemania actuara, 10 cual hubie-
Fa sdo un desafio directo a la Doctri-
ia de Monroe La conversion de las
antillas danesas en- una base naval
alemana seria 10 suficTente para de-
rribar las bases en- que descansa esa
doctrina.
Esa %tentacion debe de q~uitarse del
canine. Y este solo puede lograrse
colocandc esas islas bajo la protec-
ciGn de las barras Y las ~estrelias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29
'TIROS AL BLANCO
e., CUALQUIERISMO

Cada vez que a una tlSuFa
egregid We vacilar,
sc da prisa por lamar
sObre ella l0dO Y baSura;
Siempre enCuentra coyunlura
para proclamar venganza
y hacia cl desorden sc lama,
tornado tigre el cOrdero,
o con TN viva Mader0"
o con I'm viva Carranza."
= + =
pOr ESQ eSta deStinado
a sufrir etcrnamente,
pueS de siervo. eS i%nlpacicntc,
he libre, desenfrenadO.
Por ESQ hoy. descepcionado;
coutcmpla un cuadro sombrio,
pues 'tras batallar impiO
muy lcjos de Ia vcrdad.
iny. harto de libertad q.
ST niucrc de hamisrc y de lriu.,.
:. :. :.
Hastiado del NicjU %auSlrrU.
que lie di6 prsgreso III. dia,
dcstruz6 Su "tirania'
Y critic viva Madcro.'
,SBn0 en ~tierras, en- dinrrO
V Ell mil absurdas %tcUrias.
mas al Yer Sus alegriaS
morir cual llama de vela,
despu.is de la C%iudadela
critic viva Felix Diaz.'
= II
Y no - guc sen Elalvado,
~ que L. falta instruction:
prrduc tiene un C0razon
I'll iu gI'andc acriSpladO:
- que ia vlvido cnGaHadu
rnvurltu Ell ObScuIantIsImu,
V aSi - vauO 81 hcrOiSm0
con III" :. a-ita y batalla.....
rs uur 81 pobrerltO So hatid
cnfrrno de CUALQUIERlSMO,
t.uandU los hombrrS ]hunradUS,
va sin memtiiOs sUnr0joS.
llryrm la luz a suS uiOs
hoy A la vcrtIad cerraduS:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29
FL caRenero cubana Barre
archaic de Ia mueTte
a los naufTagos del
vaper Jessie
La patetica historic de SUI naufrasio
reIatada por las vic6mas
de la catastrofe

HABANA. Cuba, Agosto %
Acaban dc llegar d esta Capital, pro-
cedentcs dc Santiago de Cuba, los
n~aufragos del paiiebot Jessie. sal.
vados de Ia muerte y conducidos a!
puerto citado por Ia bravo trlpula-
ci6n del CanOncro cubano Barre /,
que en- OCCASION de hallarse dc cruccro
por las aguaS o~ricntaleS, tuvo opor-
tunidad de prestar tan valioso scrvI-
clio, bajo la furia tremenda de un
temporal.
Secun la reiaci6n hccha. el saliva
mcnto dc los n~aufragos ocurrio de
cSta suerte: el ]canonerO Barre Gu
20 comandante 10 eS el senior Anto-
MO l.. Ranccl. tenicndo de Gcgundo
al t%enientc Aurelio e.. Leal. salio de
Baracoa cl dla I I las tres de Ia tar
de. con destino a Santiago de Cuba,
conduciendo la correspondence que
debia entrcgar en- Antilla, y a las Gin
co dc Ia tardc. encontrandoSe en- cI
mcridiano de Punta Rosa tuvo Que
arribar al ~fondeadero dc Iumuri. por
que Ia mar de- Este Y Sud Este sc
lie barria IN cubicrta hacienda pcll-
graz al harco.
A las tres de IL manana Vulvi0 a
zarpar el Barre porque Ia eScaScZ
de carbon no le permitia cOntlnuar
con los fuegoS Sitiados. A las cinco
de Ia prOpia manana tuvo ell buque
que volvcr de arribada al punto dc
parJida donde estaba fondeado.
Antics de hacer esta maniobra, fuc
interrOgadO cl maquiniSta para que
diicra para cIantas horaS tcnla car
bon. Il % que contest0 que c>vaaa-
mentc para llegar a santiago. Pur
eSta causa, no hubo mas remedio que
seguir ci viaje, Y Al llegar d Ia ar
.lra lie PuntO QucmadO. 0 una
MAJ mUy agitada que azotaba ruda-
H1,H,c al ~caHDncrO. distIrgulO Su do
t2yi"E 4 un barco perdldo en- Ia cos-
t. ) a ST. tripElantes sobre IA &c
c.. On ,.tu%ci0n p~eligrosa.
Con tai motive SC ordcmo que -
approximate 81 buquc u dicho luear,
Y llcgados ALI, vicron que era inl-
possible que IN Dote sc acercara. por
caUsa dc la mar grUesa que rOmpIa
con mucha furia sObTC aquclla parte
de la costa. V en- vista de este &c les
hicierOn senales d los naufragoS nc
que avanzaran Por la costa hasta la
Ensenada de Ovando, a Una diStanc.a
POGO mas o mcnos de seis nillaS a
ocho, hasta cncontrar un puutu &C
cesible, que pcrmiticra enviar un DO
tc. 10 que Sc hizo con graudes diff
cultades, pueS ell bote anteS dc lie
gar a Ia costa EMBARGO dos 0 tres
OcaSiones mucha aqua, resultando 10
mismo. al regresar a DOrdo con los
naufragos. Recogidos estos, traba-
jose con ahinco para achicar ell aqua
Que en- ell bote sc habia introducido,
lesiOnandose durante esta operation
ell marinero AnSelmo Pincda.
Este trabajo comenzo d las cincO
v treinta dc la manana, y dio termlno
Il las doce del dia.
FL senior Antonio Rancel, CONAN.
dante del caI0naTo, en- vista del com
portamiento de los %marincros. ha pro
mctido recomendarlos al Gobicrno
para que Sc les premic con la con-
cesi0n de la Cruz del Merito Naval.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29
Una t0neIada dc MADEIRA
de CampeCbe Imp0fta
ah0ra a0seIentos
daEares

NUEVA York. Agoato. l3lG.-La
MADEIRA de campcchc producida rn to-
dus parties del mundo sc destiaa a d,
elaboration de tintcS ncgroS. los Qua
les &c oDtienen mezciando ei eXtrac.o
dc aQuclla con ciertas bases de hero
Y aIumbTc. r. campeche 50 cst;i
u,audo Hesdc mace mas dc doScicncos
ciucUcata amos. La MADEIRA de Yu-
catan Y Honduras fut considerable
sicmprc como muy superior d IA pro-
ccdeute &c Jamaica y Santo pomin-
90.
FL primer cargamcnto de campe-
che que en- eli ano De 1850 fuG desem-
Darcado IN puertos ingleses. procedia
dc ciertoS puntos de Espana. Parece
que al principle. los tintoreroS no pu-
dieron obteuer de dicha MADEIRA colo
res durabl2s. Cen el oDjeto dc protc-
ger a. pUb!ico, el uso del campeche
fuG prohibido en- 1851 por una dis
pUsicion del Parlamento. Sin cmbar-
90. los ~tiutoreros de FTancia = Ale
mania u~tilizaron bien pronto auue-
LA MADEIRA Y Iograron produciT tintas
cxcelentcs. DespueS de este, Ingla-
terra levanto Ia pronlDicijn Y clio hi
10. CONC era natural. que Ia dcman-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29

Hay pueblos que en- paurcef
tienril su sinO ejemplar,
porquc no saben mandar
nj quieren obedecer;
puruuc a SuS heroes de aver
hoy los llenan de balloon:
pUrQuc nunca firmes son
Y poruue, simplcs Ieletas,
4 diariO ensayan piruetaS
Y calnbian de direction.
:. . =
Nuestro pueblo, Fl m~eSirano,
IS he eslos pueblOs dolicntes,
que csjiH d. una cruz pendtentcs
su indilerenlismo insane.
Siemprc ha ieUido i Ia mano
uu Cristu a quien oFendery
= Indifference a Su aver,
a Su glOrioSO paSado,
80 olyila al vicio lanzado.
de- su mas alto dei,er.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29
NECESITA PROBLEMAS MAYO
RES

Il Boston Globe dice: M. Hu-
ghcs tendra que viajaC mas rInida-
mcn,e que ahora 81 quiere ganar. Ne
resita lratar problemas de mayor
t-ssccndeac:a que L '~pronunsia-
mieu-oa'' condcnsaGoS como cl 81
~uIcate: No soTos deE1usiado orgU-
iosus para no Iuchar.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29
E EABLA BEN

y "nansas City Journal dice:
Sc pucde asegurar que los que sc
gucjabap del silencio de Mr.. Hughes
antes de 81 poStulacion. estan ahoia
comp.eramentc ~conveHcidos de que Il
candidate republcano puede habIar
Dieu y gibremente cuando st ofrccc."
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UN CaITERIo DE Mr.. WILSON

:. Chicago News dice: Mr.. HUI
@acs resulta mejor como IN eXperto
~eficientc. como I'm enemigo Elective
de "a legislation sobre el problema
DC, Jpciao y Ia mala administration
que como critico de Ia political e%-
truujeTa de Mr.. Wilson,"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29

FL Rochester Post Express dice:
En- rodaS las ocasiones ' en- todos
los lugares en- que Mr.. Hughes. ha ha-
blado. 81 ma demcstrado-como habi-
tualmente 10 hacia como Gobernador
V en- toda su vida publica, que SUI con-
ciencia ' Su sentidc del deber han 81
do las e%strel!aS one lc g~uiahan."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29
Ell SENTIDO DEL 3

Ei "SprinSG,id Republican dice:
FL aJaque &c Mr.. Hughes contra "a
movilzacion de In miIicia, ca!ifican-
dqLa de u.la "tc.iciencia de primera
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29
Ell RECIBlMIENTO DE MISTER
HUGHES.

Fl Albany kuickcrbocker PEeeS
dice: la narrc signiticativa del reel
himicnto dc Nj. Hughes en- el Oes-
tc e> Ia algeria COR que Sc reciDe a
un leade.."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29

sSCENOS con t0ta CORRECTION, carta, amo-
rosas. - p~tdtGEentO. Te!!Cltacignes, crHn2lA-
sacs, cur y iuGa ClaSc de ic"S!9S
anG-0sas, &c Gr!yerSaT:O. pGtTiOl;cGS, ETC
Preri0s -1o1crzuDS- piriiynse pOr CurTeo a
2. CsIGcr6G, 45 ;. san saba S., SaD Ani9-
BIO. Tex.
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NO EMITE UNA NOTA EPiCA

FL Chicago Herald" dice Nj. HUI
ghes no craite una nota cpica pcro
com.cuzs' "a camDana de n maueEa
cnGrgica."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29

PARA lGd9 clasc DC tra6li0s 10 lT'rents,
sfrliasr = - IHET>h. los aarcra0s 4 sa-
usracCiGR ucI cllcCls : d pFcC!Oa SuIliIea-
fe mndCrSdOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29

SsCRETOS NAEANuLLnS"o.-Sl uST-f oe-
sca haIlar IeiIci!au. SUcrlc, fortuna. amor.
algeria Y SosIeS0. - listed d"sca tch'' eN-
20 en- u rur2rrrio. - GUicrc irtlufar "n sis
emDrczas. - quiere Et""T-" anlAF, r.'if
ioyrar t0tNS SH- a~rlTarinav>. = T"-Fe
sslir yirinTiDsD en- ipIiyS SES aSUntH- Y 10
sra= todos suS dn>cUs. plta mi "llE.p- Il
briIo. que l. s"ra cnvIaGo grli.S = 'I.i.R
de carTeO. Direction: Or. J.. Nc1cc. FIX al
Hahsna, Cuba "
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29

81 NECESITA EXPRESS para que iirVe sus
petacaS a Ia eSIariun o IL caHbic SJi. mrf-
biss, hsbleIc s EosaleS Tel. Travis tis6-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29

Fl Hotel Mexico aulcriOrmeDte ~s.laT!'
TN So Vest Commerce So IA raI.u.a ID
4 ,u UUcvo local; polorosa y ila[1 .".i.-
tar tt-i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29

Sc SuLICITAN ASenics para Ia ''nia DE
IA TEFNSt en- las ICblaCiOnes - aqua
Callcnte. Arizona santa Monica. oal!"r-
MA. Las peTSonaS que So !nicreSeI que
den C.riSirSe Snl,riIanGu prccio y '9ud!-
clones q "a PEEESN, pePariamcD'4 dc
kseates, CO.. DolorCSs ST., san Antonio
Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29

- nr,.~t,s ana sriada i5CNi~lia. ea Htr-
-. Il m Nr~r Hl-uDllJ iF.uuc-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29

- r&l~r\~l uu4 IeuLs baIp MY hI'-
mas tpuLi-.uiH.- -s.IIia ru IuUt hIi'.l
Iisar. lurnrIuan ~ iUl -. LTt,.' -
san NuLuulp- Teas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29
COliPRi

COuPRiS,
TrapaS. ilurSos, RroRce Cobre. Hnic. Sl-
cos dc >,,.uuda mluu, etc. C"iuprSuyS Z
Ir> mas altos Urrrlu> al couiado.
The Nauuua. Iron \ Metal Cu.-3t' =.
Santa Rosa Ave. Tel. Travis VT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-29

ALVUfLENES-
sc RENTA CGaTio aprnpladO para o'clhS o
t.iIer on ef2 Dplur0Sa II. InrOrmaa Ell las
orr-ipss de Ia PREN~A o en- II ucEda de
IIx Bros. EsauIna Main ' travis
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-01

does not hesitate In view Of the circum-
stances TO draw the appropriate conclu-
sion concerning the indemnity OF Ameri-
can citizens affected by the sinking
OF the prize, but for the damage icaused
by the doubtlessly justified firing 'on the
fleeing vessel. the Austro Hungarian
government cannot well be made respon-
sible. or for the damage which resulted
from the incorrect decentralization or the
capsizlng OF the lowered boats before
the torpedo was fired
The Austro- Hungarian government
must suppose that the Washington cabi-
net lie able and willing to communicate
TO the Austro-Hungarian cabinet the ne
cessary Information referring thereto
But In case appropriate evidence Is lack
ing and the United States government
should not have knowledge OF the par
ueulars Of how the American citizens
came to grief, the Austro-Hungarian
government, in consideration OF the in
cident, which from a humane stand
point is deeply to he regretted and guided
by the desire once more 10 manifest it's
friendly feelings towards the United
States, is ready and prepared TO pass
lightly over this deficiency of evidence
and also 20 indemnify for damages whose
proximate cause could not be fixed.
Hoping that the Ancona incident can
now he regarded as cleared up, the Aus
tro-Hungarian government makes pro
vision to submit for discussion az a later
moment these difficult international
questions which are connected with sub
marine warfare"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-01
EXPLOSION SETS
FIRE TO OIL PLANT
Eight Men Reported Burned to
Death in Linseed Oil Mill at
South Chicago.
FLAMES CUT OFF ALL ESCAPE

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-The explosion
OF a naphtha tank at the plant OF the
American Linseed company in South
Chicago, today caused the death of
eight employees and the injury Of as
many more, according TO police esti-
mates at 1 D. m.
Exact figures we're not obtainable.
as the building in which the men
were at work was rendered lmpene-
trable by flames.
Early reports placed the dead at from
fifteen 10 twenty. Several firemen mar
rowly escaped injury.
The inflammable nature OF the prod
ucts manufactured at the plant made the
blaze difficult to fight.
All the fire engines in the district we're
rushed 20 the scene and tons OF water
we're poured on the blaze by fire tugs
In the Calumet river.
The first explosion was in what was
known as the percolator building. The
roof Of the building was blown off and
the flames spread TO three other build
ings nearby.
Officials OF the company said there
were about thirty-five men employed In
the building and all except eight had
been accounted for.
The initial blast was followed by
smaller explosions as the flames reached
different tanks An Of barge in the river
caught fire.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-01

Continued from Page one1
PERMITS them 20 reopen. The so-called
muIct law repeal enacted by the thirty
sixth general assembly becomes effective
at midnight tonight. ana tomorrow cit-
zens OF the state will be living under
statutory prohibition.
Attorney General Cossou was interested
in reports from Davenport that saloon
keepers there had decided to make an
open fight on the nulct rew repeal, and
that several Of them at least would re-
open their places OF business next Mon
day in order to furnish test cases. The
attorney general expected 20 go to Dav-
export 10 take personal charge OF the
states side of the cases II the reports
should prove true. A test case seemed
certain at Keokuk. where IL was an
nounced a single glass OF intoxicant Is
to be sold over the bar OF prominent
saloon on Monday.
According TO information reaching here
only seant supplies OF liquors are held In
the saloons of the various cities and
towns OF the state today. Most all super
fluous wet goods were shipped out OF
Iowa more than a week ago, according
to reports to the attorney generals office.
II IL expected that the saloon men will be
afforded an opportunity OF disposing Of
their fixtures during the coming two
weeks.
In addition to the saloons fifteen brew
cries located in various parts OF the state
we're being closed down today.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-01

Continued from Page one)
much Interested in the experiences Of
Nine. Schwimmer. the Austro- Hungarian
delegate. who was requested to visit the
minister OF Justice ana received the in
struction that no public peace meetings
would be permitted Mime. schwimmer
was summoned from her hotel by the po-
lice. Later the committee Of arrange
nents issued a formal public statement
which was printed and a copy given 20
each member OF the expedition. This
statement said:
Long ago the conditions bearing upon
neutral countries made II necessary for
the authorities OF this country 20 decide
against public meetings where any discus
sions of war or peace were 10 be held
For this reason we must refrain from
holding public meetings for the Ford
expedition.
But to show our hearty sympathy
and interest we have provided for private
receptions for different groups, where we
may meet and exchange IDEAS After a
consultation with the Danish authorities
we have promised that every one con-
nected with the expedition will abide by
these conditions.
mo Invitations for public or private
functions. other than those officially ar
ranged by the Danish committee may be
accepted. Embarrassment for the receiv-
ing nation will be avoided only by care
fully abiding by these conditions. Any
ono ignoring them will automatically
separate himself from the expedition"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-01
HYMENEAL
Hnrma-Lieiaemexer

SYRACUSE. Neb.. Dec. a.-(speeiai)-
william Lieisemeyer ana Miss Mary NJ.
Harms, two we'll known otoe county
young people. were married yesterday at
the home OF the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Gerd j. Harms. They viii make
their home on farm near here.
BrilI-GtIbert.
KEARNEY, Neb. Dec Si.-(special Tele-
ram.)--Rev. Richard Brill pastor OF the
United Brethren church at Broken Bow
was married last night at Pleasanton 10
Miss Grace Gilbert OF that city. The
wedding took place at the home of the
bride and was performed by Rev. Mr..
Bishore, q former schoolmats OF the
groom. Tho couple viii make their home
at Broken Bow where Rev. Mr.. Brill is
popular.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-01
Notes from North BEND.

NORTH BEND. Neb.. Dec. 3i.-(spe-
ciaL)-The University Of Nebraska gospel
team. composed OF Messrs. Hall, Urback,
krebs and Starboard began campaign
here Tuesday among the men and boys
OF the town. They are typical college
men who know how TO meet young fell
lows on their own ground and interest
in their work Is increasing.
Arthur Dodd. local heavyweight
wrestler. II billed for q match at Ash
land Saturday. where he will wrestle
with p. King. the champion wrestler Of
Saunders county.
The death Of Mrs. James o. Hare Of
this place occurred early Wednesday
morning at st. Joseph's hospital. Omaha,
where she had been five weeks for surgi-
cal treatment Funeral services and bur
ial will be Saturday morning. She was
81 years old and leaves four children.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-01
COURT DATES IN FIRST
DISTRICT ARE ANNOUNCED

TECUMsEH. Neb.. Dec s1.-(special.)
Judge John B. Raper Of Pawnee City,
Judge of the district court in tho First
Nebraska district. has set court dates
In the four counties comprising the dis
trict for the year 1915. In each instance
court opens on Monday and the dates
follow:
johnson County-February q. June 5
and September %.
December 4.
Pawnee County-February I. May %
and October 9. -
Richardson County-March ., June 20
and November -.
Petit juries are called for the first and
last term in each county. but not for the
summer terms. Juries will be called later
for these terms II needed.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-01
nuaraIo Land of Happy Homes.

KEARNEY. Nsb.. Dec. si.-(speclal
county Is conducive to happiness ac-
oording TO the records Of the county
judges office and that OF the district
court compiled here today. Just 10 per
cent OF those who are married find tho
ties too binding say tho figures. In 1915
Judge Hweritt has issued trine over
go licenses while Judge HostetleT has sew
cred the relations for twenty-four couples
during tho same period, an average OF
two each month.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-01
onIy one "Rromo QuinIne."

To set the genuine, call for fun name,
Laxative Bromo ouinine. Look for sigma
ture OF u. w. Grove. Cures cold in one
cay. 5e.-Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-01

northeast Of Beatrice, fell down the
stairway at her home Thursday evening
and suffered compound fracture CT
her arm. She IL a pioneer OF this county.
The directors Of the Beatrice Credit as
ISOLATION met Thursdsy evening and
elected these officers; President, Mercer
y. walker: secretary Frank Webster;
advisory committee. J. T.. Lang. y. II.
Conlce and j. Samish.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-01
nest skatinE in Years on RIus.

CRETE. Neb. Dec. ai,-(special )-This
winter is proving exceptional IN moro
ways than one. The low temperature OF
the last few days has had les effect and
the river is a sheet OF glass for ten miles
above the min compADy's dam loeated at
Crete. Old residents pronounce II the
best since they we're young and all the
people OF this vicinity. young and old.
are enjoying Il, The ice Is about five
inchcs thick
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-01
Get RIA of n RReking La Grippe
COugh--It Weakens.

For the severe raoking cough that comes
with la-grippe. Foiey's Honey and Tar
Compound is wonderfully healing and
soothing. II eases the tightness over the
chest. raises the phleEm easily ard helps
the racking. tearing cough that IL 30 ex-
hausting and weakening. r. @. Collins.
ex-postmaster, Barnegat. N. j.. says;
"Foieys Honey and Tar Compound soon
stopped the severe iasr.ppei cough that
completely exhausted me. II can't be
beat" Sold Observation-Disclosures.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-01
Drnnrtment Orders.

WASHINGTON. Dec. S1.-(Special Tel
egram.) Miss Kate A. sohwarz has been
appointed postmaster az West Burling-
ton. pes Moines county. Iowa. vice 7.
" Niemann resigned. Mrs. NJ, B. Cum
ming clifton, Weston county, Wye, vice
John IL Leek. resigned
Iowa rural letter carriers appointed:
onnwa, Carl +. HIATT: Little Sioux. Hiram
r. McAfanua.
Postoffice at Day, Gregory county, $.
D.. discontinued; mail 20 Mullen.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-01
Notes from Gage County.

{ BEATRICE. Neb.. Dec. 3i.-(Special.) y
The ball to have been given Friday even
ing by the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers and Firemen at Wymore has
been called off owing to an outbreak OF
smallpox at that place. The revival meet
ings to have been held there for few
weeks have been postponed to February
8. The city authorities will close the NOV
Ing picture theatsrs II the scourge keeps
spreading.
Mira. ]. w. Mumford. living ten miles
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-01
AUSTRIA AGREES
TO MEET VIEW OF
UNITED STATES

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SEVEN STATES GO
DRY AT MIDNIGHT

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Two Tecumseh, Couples Married.

TEcUMsEH, Neb., Dec. H.-Cspecial.)-
John Graf and Miss Hazel Goodman and
Willis c. Roberts and Miss Hazel d. Har-
vey. all we'll known young people living
east Of Tecumseh, were married In Uni
versity Place yesterday. The parents OF
all live on farms east OF here. and the
young people will settle on farms near
those Of their relatives.