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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-25

SYNOPSIS.
BILLY Byrne. the muclcer." Chicago thief
Tine Haifmoon in san Francisco, where he
has ned to escape arrest. -.
mate ana other 'THenssr msmssrs of the fuihsnIy
crew but has no sntipathy fqT T,,' any one
soIe passsnser. who. pifly issrns j. direct.
uInebsss bs VoyaEs sn Th,9n Tanosso s financed Oy one
He oyeThears Divine and Captain simms
sGf tSGG'S aSG Gassssr PEss ol HtShy Ha
TThhose yacht the Lotus lies AZ hon3iuIu; ,,,
9t Count de 'SSpEq csdsnet' "fS; soeempsnl.s ward
in,,a visit to. Harding. on their return
Inherit @ SaSps .So 600 tes5 oo from her
she, marries according to the terms OF his
sget0E STs her WITH sss Sng hf5 5
dusss Billy 70 1oin soSntsrRlot. ..,. :. -,
10 .sbduct the Girl. '''''
Ss Ma Ss Hs 6rsT SHd ooKS bKS ".as5S sfsSSo 'f r t
sf' hS sE tS Si S TasRk SSS %sTs sGs
the sSoss me yacht Sc Tss sss 9'hs5s
The "S Yacht, WITH HSrGins f his his sSssts and
crew aboard, is SET adritt. ,plvine tells
rsSs ne makes hST G6S Rs soy SS sF
loneliness she accepts Divine's society. One
ssiloP as ss 3 p5ae.,IcSsi q ; }SkG; and pFoisnd' 70
their plot for her abduction. Theriere leaves
her after suggesting that he 10 her friend.
billy Byrne passes, Her expression OF con-
tempt causes him to threaten violence, when
knocks him unconscious He takes a re,
volver from Theriore's pocket. Simms and
the crew revive the mate. Billy denes them
ThoTlsTeS obtains his .releese, after one
counters gale and tho crew 10 in panic.
Theriere. knocked senseless by giant wave.
After three s DAYS the Halfmoon. disabled.
Lides. out the storm. Barbara is won BY
Theriero's arguments TO look upon him as
her protector. Billy still holds the French
man and the girl in aversion. He threatens
ardly his life and actions have been. Reeli-
sation Of his true character dawns upon him.
The Halfmoon. meanwhile, neprs land.
Tall cliffs appear and Slmns endeaYors TO
keep the ship on the rocks toward which
slmms deserts the wheel Divine weeps in
his cabin and terror selzes the crew. Their
ierre assumes the helm. Barbara remains
cool, does the muoker. Byrne's conduct
a bully and a coward. She attempts to take
the wheel. Byrne pushes her aside and goes
TO Therlere's assistance. Stmms, In frenzy.
attacks the Frenchman. Billy holds the
helm and tho Halfmoon strikes n sunken
reef Barbara Is hurled overheard by the
shock. Struggling In the swlrling waters.
abe feels hand grasp her and finds her
rescucr s the muckcr.
Four members of the crew are lost In the
wreck OF the Halfmoon. SimmB takes Their
iere to task for the loss OF the vessel The
mucker and nve others support the French
man. who with Simms and Ward Is armed
with revolver.
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Music at Plaza Tonipht

The Philadelphia Band, Silas e. Hum
mel, conductor, will play tonight at City
Hall Plaza. The program follows:
Overture. Banditsnstreichs ..............B Buppe
Original Fantasia (Glpsy Life. Le1hier
Melodies from Simon BoccaneEra ....... Verdi
Scenes descriptive OF a young mans call
seection-" Eugene oneEuin''. -. 'TsehaikcwsISs
Bertha 'Brinker D'Ai6itas.'
Schumann suite In three parts. .Langey
Dance MeXlcaine Palmettol 1900. .Whitney
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Municipal Band Concert

The Municipal Band, Benjamin Roesh-
man, conductor. will play tonight at SD
and Brown streets. The program follows:
(a( Serenade, Spring Morning. 4, Lacombo
(bl Patrol Of the Guards .,........ Losey
Musical Joke, Jolly Musicians" ....... .Muscat
Gems from "Sweethearts' .....,.....,. Herbert
Tenor solo yviii,;:; - Selected
Grand selection, .".Rigoletto" Verdi
Valse di concert. Tales From the Vienna
Melodies from High jinks Frm
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The Dream Pirates-Globe

The Dream Pirates" held full sway and
n top-line position In the vaudeville pro-
gram at the Globe Theatre. Sam Rem
the house with laughter, as did several
others In the cast.
When 1t comes to talking, Thomas Potter
Dunn, the story teller and mimic, makes
decided hit. Others In the bill were the
Tiller Sisters, Spencer and Klaiss, Helene
and Emilon. Dave Roos and company, the
Parlows and the Three Arthurs
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The Cruel Master

BY HOWARD FIELD, Osborne street.
There was once cruel man who lived In
the country with his little girl. This man
had horse. which he whipped terribly
The little girl begged and begged him TO
stop. but he paid no attention to her.
So the next day the little girl phoned to
the cruelty ofiee and the man had his
horse taken away from him. Don't you
think is served him riEht3 I dol
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-25

just as good and
sweet as is the
lovely flower that
shares her title. "
Violet Palmer is
aiming to be as
pleasure = giving
as is her blue
eyed sister, Rose
Schwarz. our lit
tie dancer, is
quite as bright as
{ h o splen d | d
American Beauty.
How about all the
other flowers" IN
the r a In b o "
Club2 Are they
trying 20 remem-
bsr that some-
thing very beauti-
FttI In Mother Ma
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-25

lures world rs setting a standard for them
And the RalnboWs who are not flowers" by
name. why not choose blossom SO that
you may be flowers in "deed"2
Phillip Monhelt has neglected US for a
long time and we are beginning to feel IL.
Enough said Bernard Shapiro Is anothsr
forgetful Rainbow. What Is It, boys, too
much baseball or a swimming hole In the
neighborhood2
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Music at Strawberry Mansion Tonight

The Fairmount Park Band, Richard
Schmidt, conductor, plays this afternoon
and tonight. The programs follow:
PART I-AFTERNooN. 4 TO 8 O'CLOCK
ysiiS 0YysTturemgnt CSValry 'snpps
trlsh Oanceh ''.'.'s'' ''''.'... .Ansen
& ssIp ma basze Iasr
Melodies from chin Chin n''............. ;Caryll
,Gens oh Stepheh roster ''''.''''' Iopa.ni,
"Reminiscences Of the most popular works
OF Verdi.
Songs of the Day y''.................... .Lnmpe
PART u-EvEN1No. TO 10 O'CLOCK.
Grand Scenes from PaEiScc
(a) ''on the Blue Mediterranean" ...... Volpatl
(b) "SlRvonio Dance No. 2" .,......... .pvorak
Melodies from Princess Pat" Herbert
1.-The Tearing OF the Green. $500. Douglas
- soloIst. Mr., Peter levin,
Waltz-"rhe Beautiful Blue Danube Strauss
"Star-Spanglsd Banner
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Here's fair lily that's come to grace our
picture gallery this evening. Lillian tries to
live up 10 her name. She endeaYors TO be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-25
our POstoaice Box

GuessThe answer will be in tOmOrrOws Rainbow CLUB News
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LAFAYETTE a''' KINsiNoE9S E2SNr,s
AL d1ss sFHR a ''The Crooked Road
''sEcREF OF THE SUBMARINE tsl
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JEFFERSON a'FH AhR ARFnBPa PsUFHN
WILLIAM FARNUM in
ssTHE MAN FRON THE HITTER ROOTS
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ODE b9TH & MARKET 2;15-T-i
1LODE $4,000 KIhBAI.L ORGAN
George Beban '.PAsoUALE"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-09
HUGHES URGED BY
CHESTER ALDRICH
Former Governor Declares Jurist Is
Man for President Of the
United States,
DENoUNcEs WILSON POLICIES

Let ~ have an administration
that has proved ~ ability to lead,
that has shown IN past records u
history that II recognizes the true
needs Of the American people. and
has done its best for them, and that
most Of al boosts leader whose
poiae, staunebaosr Of character and
real insight into American needs AZ
the present moment maker h tho
logical candidate for The pr ,dency.
Such man is Charles y Hughes,
present luatlce of The suprcme court,
whom the republican party has the
honor Of boosting for the pres.
doney
Win those words amid . ihuudef u
applauao from fhif sized crowd NJ
Douglas counts republicans. Chester A.
Aldreh former governor NJ Nebrasta
ana candidate fot me republican nnmina.
lion FOR nlled slBtes senator from Nee
brsska el0Fod his speech last evening at
HE tied blen hol ~ the South Side
" have Tired repeatedly ~ the fiokIe
mannaf IA which President Wilson has
handled this MsHlcan situation and ail
other matters N vital Importance The
nimiona path he has traddeu IN his a..
tempt 20 recognize first one leader and
tlrn another IN he policy o. "Watehfu
waiting has disgnaied more than one
true American citizen. Now, after some
no American citizens have been Killed
sliOt dead ~ bsHoan bnndiis, not on
Mexican soil, bat on American soil, he IL
wiling 10 ere prompt action done and ser
a qutak nnd 10 the whole affair, Ills
whole policy, il Bsuea 10 mo and The
policy ~ the entire democratic party. has
been na thin ~ grape Juice. IN fact
compound " what seems 20 be entirely
100 much grippe Juice
We need men American citizens. born
ana feared 20 The necessities Of tho
American home and NE who are gwen
not 10 experimentation. but ths confirm.
alton Of Vital Amsrcanlsm NJ the helm
" the nations government IN tbs crisis
ihat II coming II would bo Impossible
10 suup0He thai mera school teacher,
with practically no sGpsraBce In public
life, could hope 10 cope with such stu.
alton ~ We are now facing We need a
man ~ the vitality and reserve Of Hughes
70 carry lis through
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-09
SWede Tug-o'-W War
Team Wants Battle
With Champ Danes

sergeant a samDelson and n. r. Thor.
ron, captain and manager, respectively
% the Swedish tuE=of-w6r team NJ
Omaha, ARE Very much put DOT ~ what
they term The pfocrsstinnting policy Of
the Danish team which won the cham.
pi0nstip ~ Omaha at The tournament
here IN January. samueison ana Thor
son ASSERT thnt for three weeks they nave
been trying 10 get The Danes 10 engage
~ finish pan. blt thai tb Danes haze
always managed 10 Kick ont
The swsdes CHIN 10 have made mum
Der Of concessions regarding division "
gate receipts, distance Of pun ana ihf
Ike. but that The DaHsa demanded a.
twenty minute pull, while the swedsa
wanted n finish phil
sauuelsoG and Thorson believe the
Danes are afraid to engage IN finish
pm with tbs ssedes because "ihn sNedea
are some ROerH on the long route.
The Swedish Team consists Of Gust Carl
son, Andrew Anderson, Aibln Carlson,
Alex fbilliander, Charles Jansok Gust H.
Carlson, Nela J lleiland and Ed Carlson
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-09
Little Boobies Pa
~ wII,LIAN v. KInK,

! asked last nite what U-b0ts was /
dldent like 20 aHk Ma beekaus she vas
busy talking 70 her nabof, Mlssus Packs
Why. Bobbie, sed Pa. doant YOU know
what 1.boto is7 am surprised
No ! aed ! doant know what Z bote
", that Ia why asked you
Wei, said Pa, then ! viii be glad 10 toll
You, little man. Wen tho dark shadow
Of Dout as.saIe you. sed Pa, siways cum
70 ynre dad a ubote sed PA. ia sum
Thing llho n V-hots, only moar round
b0ttomed Thay are used for yarus
things. sed Pa. such as life saving A.
lifo ending The crew usually consists NJ
sailors. aed Pa. moar or less armed. Thny
cost moar than the Y-botes, wlcb, ~
iharo name indicates. IL five dollars
apeece, Why DO you Ask
u is one of the questions We have zol
10 nnaer tomorrow I toad Pa We are
going 10 have II IN our hlsiry lesson.
shud think you wud tell the deer liltel
man Tho rita Anser 10 his auestun, Aed
MSsns Packs You doan't want him 10 be
the laffing stock of his class. do you2
indeed aed IA. here IL another county
herd from, And what pray. aed Pm, IL
the cofreok anser. jest what IL a Tr-botef
tabole is a submarine. sed MlAsus
Packs. bote wieh can get along as good
under tho water as II can on the surface
You donn't say. aed Pa. Well he sed.
n i'vhots can 60 down deep under the
water, ! suppose a z-bota cud go cLear
to the bottom. ! am glad you dropped
around this eevnins Pa sed / cain from
poor, but honest dad ssd Pa who
euddent send me 20 college. so I have to
deepend on my nabors TO a certain extent
FOR ms learning. hoap you will cum
often, sed Pa, so an 70 keep me wlaed tIn
I am afrade you wud be hard punt
10 teach much too, aed Missus Packs You
doant look vary bHte
Pa saw Ma smiling A. he Koi kind ~
red In the face Well. sed Pa. well. we'll
How thoushless Of me- ! calm neef for
getting vary important engagement
that have At the club We are Eolnr
70 sntsrtain tum prominent naval oAr
fera tonlts ~ ths club sed Pa
" IA = good thing that Tie conversation
veered afonpd 70 naval tupiGha Pa sed.
else ! shnd have forgotten that thaY es
peek inc thhre You see asd Pa, am
down Tor a speech
indeed ssd Ma We'll. dearsst she Sod
: ann dawn for a speech la, witch il simply
this You are not coins "a tile club tanlte
hsekHua you went thnts last rite, a tNa
mites IA roN mite aive sou tbs CLUB
ferNeh raD had tblua for Fins
pr ald married man 90 eam dnwn with
doani helttNe ihat Wlli resly heed
me ihafe anyway, rrd ra. 50 viii altN
hpNm nebms A 3 Niii 40 ihtu the lihau
a Will 81 lula this Hahieeh ~ haies
vth hlm al NOSE lauFiH ssd ga
81 "a A me vent into Tbs uhatf 3 pa
It cigar srd nahhie sen you sfaR
up lais fNtr tiws ahaut sitting maffad
nAHi leu ta at msftisA m 100 taaiaa
~ llmt ssd "a hHt deaat lsap msaa
Tails tuts imr
Wen 6 st married 3 tastI pa ben
Bning ta mafH e aHmau that slii ttettt
Wlnd Ws
ro Wits bHt raat Hals Habtls sst
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-09
FORD SAYS VOTE is
VICTORY FOR PEACE
Interprets II as Triumph for Prin-
ciple Rather Than for
Himself.
WOULD LIKE TO POLL TRENCHES

DETROIT. Mich, April 8 Henry
Ford today declared the result Of
last Mondays presidential preference
primary, In which he defeated United
states Senator william A, Smith by
more than 5000 votes, Was victory
Tor peace rather than for himself
Ne interpreted II ~ meaning that
majority Of Michigan voters endorsed
bis views on preparedness lie also
reiterated his assertion that he Ia not
IN politics
~ am glad" said Mr. Ford, "be.
cause / interpret the honor ~ an "a.
preston Of q majority Of the voters
that they believe ~ ! DO against
military preparedness and The ca
ploltatloB Of the workingman by tbs
moneyed munitions interests.
Peel the same was,
- believe that n tho people ufglug W
e. prepare Eei ~ into the state of
preparation that tliey dealth they will
find ~ W war IN short time The
primary vote le1ds me- 10 believe that tie
majority ~ the voters In Michigan feel
The same way.
"rm not IN politics lnow Senator
Smith aud like him N he wanted ~
endorsement I'm sorry u was not RlYef
him. ON the other hand. I'm pleased 10
get ~ expression " sentiment from
Mlobigan, Tho Michigan delegates %
tie chlengo national convention may vote
Just as they please. u Will make abs
iutely 40 difference 70 me
Mr. Ford NJ present plans 10 return 20
Europe ana tbs Ford pence conference Vi
May
y don't know how much success vii
attend my forthcoming trip continued
ar Ford, "bul ware going 10 continue
our efforts unili results ara 80 apparent
that The shell manufacturers will have
few IDLE moments 10 look at them
Memld Like 10 poII Trenches.
'ld Ike 10 take a vote Of The nen IN
the trenches 20 determine the sentiment
f0r peace, The vote FOR Henry Ford 10
Michigan wouldn't be bngstsIie 70 The
peace would get In the trenches
y know tho sentiment there. II IL for
pence, liul negotiations must be started
before our candidate can be elected Ny
until ffufopeH returns come In
Will be peace I hope 10 nominate him
] believe there's a SAYING Ia politics he
l. The peoples man That's peaee.'
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-09
CREIGHTON ORATOR
WINS PEACE HONOR
Waldo Shillington OF Local Uniyer.
sity Placed First and Bellevue
Second
TO APPEAR AT GROUP CONTEST

waldo shllllnEion carried or first
hohors In the intercollegiate peace COM
test ~ Creighton auditorium Friday
will an oratlon on "i1nllghtened Public
opinion"
Bellevue college, represented bY Fey
mouf smith. secured second place with
The Time for Peace, The rullllty Of
War" delivered BY George Bowen of
Hastings college, won third place Frank
4. Broedwel ~ the University of Omaha
was fourth The Creighton orchestra.
under direction Of Prof Book. furnished
music,
Last nights victory will entlile Mr.
HhlllinEt1n Of Creighton 10 represent Ne.
bfaaka IN sectional contest TO be held
soon, The simmer ~ thlA latter Will rep
resent Nebraska and the ne!gbboring
group Of states In the national peace CON
ference ~ Lake Nohonh n Y, June 10
Creighton this year won first IN tho state
ofatoflcal contest
The Judges 81 last evenings contest
we're County Attorney George 4 Mag
ney. Postmaster John G. Wharton and
Aathnn bernstein.
Al The business meeting ~ the aHsoelh.
lion arrangements we're made for enief-
thinning The group contest including rep
reaenthtlyes from The state contests Of
Missouri South Dakota, lows Kansas
and Nebraska, 0t the University Of
Omaha May &.
Officers for The year were elected a.
follows Frank Broadwell Ira Omaha
university president. 10 replace Charles
r. Bonsafdt Creighton; Dean Fales,
bellevue. 10 replace william Thompson,
Omaha university, and George Bowen,
iiaBtingH 70 replace Anne Johnston
bellevue, secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

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ta-5..#5 aN ,tAii..
faaraAF s.la W
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snsls Hte haa1s hiF
a 'a' lH faN
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-09
BURKE MEN SELECT LIST
OF CONVENTION DELEGATES

MITCHELL, n =, April Especial
TelegamJ Perfect party harmony
dominated the conference ~ south Ia
hnta republicans which met in Mitchell
at The call Of charles " Burke. mem
Der ot The national committee. Nearly
100 representatives from oyor the slate
Were gathered
The followlng delegates proposed hf
ne committee on nominations, II which
Nj BURKE was appointed chairman, were
endorsed without opposition for the na
tiana convention al large Governor
Frank uyfue, Senator Thomna sterling
Is Governor ~ iierrtld aud A, o.
nfuRsud First district william lioese
If spencer aud Hans nemuth ~ Sioux
Fails; Aegund district "a Governor e.
n Elrod VI GiafH aud charles llowatd
Of Aberdeen Third district ! o. stan
ley ~ Trad and : b. Wilson Of llot
prluFs
Resolutions adopted unanimously hE
The conference deritfed firmly far paf3
harmony la state ana nation condemned
lnefficiebeA and esttatagsnee ~ Tie
nfeaenl democrats administration and
ufnt3 ibr mloWhl gu enliou delegates
10 0r rhoaeu ai thf pHmat "a upraFi
such candidates Whose uomuatou mlshi
seem possible and ln vote fai tha nnm
nation NJ saah candidates as th trptt-
gaus On lohA arrpf kH4 ehes
nomination eUI n afsrtt ff HIes
cess NJ the hu,tmHsf ttt.4H
lu au ad4t6s Usn.r tUa Hufatrne
M Uufef aftfnl.d DE trasaAs ", ltiis
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-09
BLAIR Will RECEIVE
NEW CARNEGIE LIBRARY

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all lsfleA 3 tat go fha mslHtsnan 81
rANssie hhfst ara tff idbFafr taatt
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nt ard "a uas raM nR 4 AM sHVNs
tiaH as wade f. thf CarHsaa tAhfa
senam tseh iaf = taem kaiHilad aaa Is
AAt lhs itgAl haAft Ftsattst nAHa iAtt
its stpil aWaA hAA tfeH sfaHiNt ~ ias
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mfnet attF iH tha liit aHH Gaze ,na hassH
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WsiateHsHss TESTS mthsHl afaf IA sass
ftsaRsA tuaaf
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-09
MORRIS BESrS SMITH IN
AREAL BLOODY ENCOUNTER

Ft taN Hsi tFtH t-CsH Nana ~
aapdrs uat AS sstsn aa@.H a1 F
mFhatt With at hfa Yeas sNw rH
ttaHia au eatiaF bew ieHitM AZ
ne hral ant reia Wah eetH sweet
aIth tffa amns ffaln Nmith laRaih
HMHht ana sst rfsEt sNF Tossed Va iha
iHHtth tHaHt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-09
FARM LAND WANTED

WAHTi.DJfo hear from ownor of good
firm for ssle, Bend description and
cash pfics. H. u. List, Minneapolis,
MIMI
WAhTED-fo hear direct from owner 81
farm Or unimprOyed land for sale .. X.
Iawley Baldwin Wa
WAATE 10 hear from owner ~ good
farm Of uulmpr0yed land for s1le e, q.
BueklnRtan Houston. Tetaas
WANTED-Bafms, have 3A7 buyers, Dc.
scribe your uns0i1 property G2i Farm
efB Exchange, Denver, Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-09
White Sox Victors
Over Minneapolis

MtNNEAPoLIs, April 4 The Chicago
Americans sci on Williams for four hits,
which with Two errors by W. local Amer
lean association team netfed the visitors
five runs IN the second inning Of today's
game which The White Cos won. 10 a.
Heofe
RH,E,
Minneapolis 10 90 u2t0 0 % 1 /
Chicago .,. 8 . 0 o % Z
Batteries G Williams and Lynn and
sehalh II Williams. Bufk and owens.
muifu. Carney
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-09

BUYERS WITH
THE MONEY
HH HHfgNH Bffs

J - AfH ' To
Farm land ndH placed IN these col
uunBs reach the Kind Of people MI
over tho west who have ample funds
with which 10 invest IN lAndB
Quality ana quantity are both found
IN THE BEES county circulation.
The subgoription rate fbs The bee ls
much higher Than any other Omaha
Newspaper. Naturally Tho Hee is read
by class ~ vsilto-d0 farmers
Bend Ia your nd and reach some real
buyefB.
HAVE YOU 4 -FAHM fOii BALBf
Write = good description ~ your land
and send II 10 tho Sioux CITY. IN, Jour.
nal, "Iowa's Most Powerful Want A
Medium Twenty-Five words every fri
day evening, HntufdnV morning ana
every Saturday evening and sunday FOR
one month, giving sixteen hds on twelve
different days for ". Or " words. u, Or
~ words. ".
Largest circulation of any Iowa news.
paper Z0,g1 readers daily In four great
states
Ask fof my REAL ESTATE bulletin
showing best bafR0iDs In rs states Why
rent Whhn you can buy an improved
farm 90 small payment and owners
share NJ this yehpR ergp7
w. u. TEMPLETON, g8 Bee Bldg
BAttMs. acreage ana city property for
sale and exchange. q. y, Combs, H1
Braudsls Thshter Bldg. Doug, sais.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-09

0tNNtAtNtlM M.HM Assoc Va he
essiiwiRaFa Hst boa b iHe uestHW niefa
si.ssiets sFaalnhs sfmuAsiis hA1 itaz
alHa meet 81 ihs a|safslit 81 ARN5seia
tfmaFF taaaf Ws illRalA Mtn faf
iawA tkgaa NehFsaaA three tRAAHA
itfsa AlinHeaats taa rHfA#a ahi aha
tHsksa WaH aHAniisa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-09

rLOaEzGN GARAGE
New brick, two floors, electric els
Yator Htfiety flrtproof $40 PEI month
HlHKETT a COMPANY
ga Zee Bldg Doug ga
wa Will trade you new Ford fol your
INDUSTRIAL GARAGE co.
10th and liaTntg Doug hMi
AffT'o WHEfKIHd co. SIS 60 24th ST.
Al kinds OF repairing and parts for
sale Used cars bought and sold.
anNnRAL Motor Company truck. tau
ton capacity good condition Tan be
bought rlnht Cal Douglas 2sai
uaED car HAHuAtNs Al
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