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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20

Mr.. Duckner w. Goodman, one OF
the most popular men in this city
was adjudged insane in Judge Ricc's
court Saturday and taken to the Lex
ington State Hospital. II is the hope
of his numerous friends that his de-
rangement is only temporary and that
he will soon be restored to his usual
good health aud genial disposition.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20

Mrs. G. w. Woodward of German
town, was in Maysville Saturday to
meet Miss Louise Small. teacher in
the city schools of Portsmouth. o. Miss
Small will be the guest of Mrs. Wood
ward during the spring vacation in
tho Portsmouth schools.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20

Mr.. II. NJ. Craycraft of Mayslick. who
was suddenly stricken while on the to-
bacco market here Friday, was re-
moved to the hospital Sunday and UNI
derwent an operation for appendicitis.
He is reported as resting easily.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20

Contractor James f.. Dawson has
broken ground for the foundation for
the handsome seven-room bungalow
to be built for Mr. Charles Bland. The
will be one of the most
in Maysville and will add
much to the beauty of West Second
street
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20
FRENCH LOSE WARSHIP.

Paris. March 2O.-The French tor
pedo boat destroyer Renaudin has
been sunk in the Adriatic by a sub
marine. Three officers and forty-four
OF tho crew were lost.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Pettijohn and
Miss Ruth, of Lynchburg
Va, are the guests of their daughter.
Mrs. J. c. Burwell Of East Second
street
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Elliott Of the
county, Monday morning shipped their
household goods to Trenton, O., where
Mr.. Elliott has purchased a store.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20
Mrs. Mary e. Thomas is making al

Mrs. Mary e. Thomas is making an
improvement in her property on
Bridge street She is adding a new
building which will have four bed
rooms equipped with hot and cold
water and the latest conveniences
Mrs. Thomas boarding house is sec
ond to none.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20

Prof and Mrs. L. NJ. Gentry and
children OF Portsmouth. o.. are spend
ing their annual spring vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whaley of 1870
West Front street.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20

The friends of Mr.. l. NJ Lane OF
East Second street, will regret to
learn that he is confined TO his home
by serious illness.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20
HOSPITAL NOTES.

The many friends of Mrs. NJ. f. Nc
Kellup, who has been a patient at
Haywood Hospital, will be pleased to
learn that her condition is much i'm
proved.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20

Mr.. Tom Barbour Of Huntington, w,
Va. was the Sunday guest OF his moth
or, Mrs. Matte Barbour.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED

For all grades OF WHISTLES and
liquors. Our prices are right. Order
today. Poyntz Bros, COvington, Ky.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20

Our price this week for butterfat,
81 cents, Maysyille.
NASHVILLE MODEL CREAMERY.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20

Misses Adzie L. Jolly and Annie May
Ellis of Germantown, were MaysvillO
shoppers Saturday.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20

Our new Spring wallpapers are
ready for your inspection. Come in.
CRANE G. SHAFER.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Elliott are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Boil
ing of East Second street.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Greer Early were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Stone on
Sunday
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20

The Modern Woodmen of America
will hold a meeting at G. A. r. Hall in
the Cox building next Saturday night
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20
NO SALE.

Owing to circumstances. the sale an
nounced by the undersigned to take
place March 21, will not be held.
QUINN SISTERS.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-20
CLAM CHOWDER

HaddOk Boas Herring Goldfish shrimp L0bsterA Crabs,
Fh Flakes Tuna Fish Fat MaeksL AnohOrnea on Caviar Oysier
sransa sasslabs rb And s quality an Send order
aElsHL 4 aOoNRAn 60 Phons -
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
Miller Explains
the Cause Of All
Serious Unrest

f1 Y Miller b. lsefJff ~ Win
tts rune be aeeisjsDrr ~ THsoaopt.
ifa bsH H1ndag esahipF assefisd the
failure N politics ard economic 81 ans
daeif6 N Ne Nofid today III deai with
an 0utc iHs sRistlng conditions y ~
f.sf uas tba direct sagss n re BoYH
unrest Ntirh wa Dfins maHfested
Hmo9R ih6 FHffauHE raasfs
rhai mere uYai IN tsc0neif4efl0n
~ s0sifi before ~ spbfeelabie result
NAV NJ obtained ana fhat Il viii netsr
e9us M i16R ~ political parties 8pd
FfDH0mlo refsfmeff continue fHtlf ~
ntifies nj selfish ends ssiA Sc Miller
"A happy state asHnoi bs hplds9 0gi ~
ignorant aHd b0feft .sfr ken msH snd
NomfB. VIM beesuse gHsd8catff ara
unframed m not understand tfa e0ndl.
tioht amid which they i've Therefore.
character uuft t4 hshlnd botb
iie fefiewsd The history N me faes am
ne struggles n ~ fgoigiBg hHms6ii
claiming thsi The thsgsophifai f1ths ~
rsiHesfhs Inn, Kafns ana W9fhffiI0Dd
must he applied - aossfnus1t sui state
~ veil ~ me ergday M N lnd eldu
ats an9 Ep9ks N lhs ambient civilization
N Peru ~ bsing mn N me greatest
hgfr sB0Nn bafsuse n YES conducted b.
blFhg efpi9sd beings ebo worried fof
ihs Neifafs tai b corporation ana MT
egtupsilfiSp
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
HAVE COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS
iie Betfer f,O0klnR--Taks
olive Tablets,

m your sblH n feli6u complexion pol.
~ tongue e0stsd appetite poor- y0'i
have . bad taste IN yGBf mo8th-a lazy.
NJ Kood feeling Y0a should take ollga
TsMffs
iJf HdNsrdF olive Tabsfs-a subsii.
fYte fsf eaioinsl we're prepared BY ~.
fdnafds bhef n Ysafs N stydy With
bla patients
m EdNaFAs Oiiys Tshleis are BBfa-
" vsgslabls compound mlSsd eth oilys
90 Yag viii know thsm ~ tbslF oiiVs
c9iof
" I0u NaHt sisaf pink skin, brighs
eyer ~ plmpies, feeling N bU0ysheY
hke fhadha0d days. you must gst ~ tbs
cause
Df tdvaf1E oiipe Tablets SRI on ms
liver aHd boNeis iika esi0Hei-tst baes
no daHRff0us after effects
Tiny start me bic and overcome rom
silpation. That's whR millions ~ boKss
are s0id annually NJ ~ aHd no per boK.
Az Dr. late.
TAKE ens m iw0 Hisbgy AMI note tho
pleasing results
Tie olive Tablet Company, Columbus,
OiiiO
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
Divorce Catching,
Asserts Judge Day
h dlg4fff oai1hfnaI

fs 1ly6nfs "eatbtBR
Jedse George a Dsg N dstoof eagif
beileVes y u
N discussion thst afose d3fJua ~
inia hour among court bopso sWsrbes.
sorne ona mentioned fecfm p1ybsHed
ibierVieN gteb ~ KabUa flghae
proctor Nto insists tbaf dYoreet oUzaf
10 h. 41afartn0G
Jft1ae D6y aags u IL His oHperoW list
= dlpofee1 men n H9n8u Jayalit fpfe86a
fhe aefmr nbioh ee0af Dftof 9ig0fees
"0ra Wofdsb warlad II orpr baaalse
hff husband spokf shafpls 10 bef Il
bgaY divofocc Vim 0fffhssfd, femsfked
fh8f aiit "zoDi1b't ~ ~ bgs5a5d talk
that WY N fas' shd ~ apDloaflob faf
separation aaa usde 1lGrf staBt tbs
civofee bee6iro InYssJaHt.on dleoiosed M
feasonabth oa9m YosA N thibh ~
goFees omo NJ epi1ombt 8f 4 n@fe. aa4
fhaf bapp mafaaG eo0p.e bas -
business n 0ei i9g vel ao414,nfrd win
dlVofeed pefgofs b0esHn fbeYt Init
W bee0tne iDgcplsfed SIN ne germ.
TN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
WIFE DEMANDS She
Be LOCKED IN JAIL
Mrs George Clark Homeless and
Pennilem, Appears Al County
Jail Husband incarccrltcd
HAS NO WAY TO MAKE LIVING

Turned on u hei botcl home II
The bottoms because sbe had M
monet vim which 70 pay me rent
and with her ~ yeafoId babY
still suffering from an Illness N
several weeks duration IN her
arms. Nrs George Clark. wife n a
steamflttes assistant, appeared A.
the county sbouffs office and DE-
handed that she ard her infant
child BE- locked ~ IN lsli
You've locked ny husband 10, Z"
sobbed the woman, 10 you've aot
10 lock me- and m1 baby ~. TOO.
You've taken or only means ~ cup
port away W. haven't any place
10 sleep and W. havedl anything n
eat You have no right 10 take ny
husband away from me- unless you
provide Tor roe and The baby You "
got n lock me- 10. 100
TIE h1tbsbd bsfame mlxtd TO- III =
braul Nsek nm aHd var sentenced III
serve blHety 08ts % fhs c0D0fV lsJ for
assault aHd batefj Ne hss boeH IN about
y week
Mr. Ctark Njo IL about y tfsfs did
" 81 exceedingly pretty woman ara me
picture n dsspaif VbeH baf husband
uaa FREE NJ tafetY eafnod 5a61 ~
mouth ezistsH.f nj himself an1 family
TtA tfiif oh ~ tiny hat fHfY esiied baus
Has palG Gom M - dag %Ow fbaf
hff husband 10 jbearffaia1 there Il m
income ~ III 8bd Mfs. otsfk s6d her
iiite 0ne afe bcbhiiass
fbe sheriff n0nid 10 hotbinE fof lie
helpless uomaH bgt fefsffe1 bef NJ tbA
police lp6ge Nho sebtsucfd her husband
~ asftf flIe isi term
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
SOkols Listen TO
Patriotic Talk at
Their Hall Sunday

Dter ~ Hemaffa NJ fbs Vel led agt6i
W.eig ATTENDED t5 rfasam ssafH %
nc DENOMINATIONS aD o8 gHb T5t
itehth aifte asfGag ttfflnK
y E8fs pfgm8afHf HafHUsf ~
ite fo1sfY aHd a6e wb9 has bseH se'
ely lGeHHhf6 at its aafeitl ~
Wang ears df'l sts1 ~ pfinf rel ~
1ffss ~ ne fGi1f ~ the s4b.fff
me gok4i Ideal ln E8fgpf 4n1 Oh
tmefifa
me sokaia b Amed4 ought ~ latf
q iivs lnterea u me Gssiinfss aba fgt
tunes ~ 0uf hAtDn Do B0hfHla ann
nhsbsteT 81 il possible ~ render bsib
n rive thsf hfip ulfiiogiy ard giaai5
81 Kgfak Declared
Bobemia msH onig Ne 0hs ~ fs
smaller nations N me sofid h5t fHffs
ne ihose Tha iots D
W. stsffed that ths ifysslte befloa sss
The nosf iiasff0us in Bohemian hisiofg,
9The iiHssiiss hon continued fg1sbt
Tor ffsai idfal fsiiE9Ys snd ongioif
iibsnY
IN nf,ffihs n ibs retbs NJ KY'sk
ssi0 tbft go ~ gffat gattl9fs af9 M,
dufed grea military iea9ffs tf ibai
tbsy Isekt6 bufdefs am ktsfffmnh meh
mo would hsfe given ~ Haflgnai ldsa
definite fam
An 'bs history ~ a.. creation I'm
fnpIelAiit n faaakiad fspfsssbfs ~ sfffs
hai sfrHRRs ~ The bsibg ahd foptlH1.
aate m eaisfshff. shd N fbia sif4gEiF
sntthinR Hat NJ % nee. an9 0bis6 tlonAbiA
h. ne Wh0iA. mist s1eeyf0b ard perish
Mfmbffs ~ me s0Cisty FfssfHisd tH0
oB6.srf Dis9s. drama 'fbs HssiF1
.iff snd q e6idsdt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
Police Escort Body
Of Officer Good to
Last Resting Place

funo9l aefVieeg f1f Policeman good
Htg Waa shot and Killed bY 0llVef ~
Mdwdl Ffldag afihtnooh fhe iaiter sak
iga On oWu gff after rominiftlhg M
tffdaE wete held o. q 0cloea Nobdsj
aornlhE ~ Aaefed Ilean church
g9loors " police acted ~ On faa0n
N hmm fof tlf bode ~ h WsB taken
~ tho af0re int3tmcni Nfs ii ffolv
eep1obfe tenfinft
Tho active pgiibfat0ts were 4 j 8am
ac.sob Il DeiebBHi f8d auenson,
- q Hmpff a. b. Tr9bY ~ H..
Hbbb . ftuHoij a1d q Il Dlilon
fhc fo'l1ninf fefved ~ ~ honorary
Al RuGd. Thomas bennl.
aaH n fieffaid . J Sullivan. II nj
Dempsey John roffeY ~ ~ Dunb
and ~ r. mccarthy
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
Practical Joker
Sets On Printers

4 practical ioker fret gpd icai naao
unknown, lsa aud real namt aiso IN
Known called w most ~ ~ DIhte !
ID Omaha 8oiutd8Y and informed mon
that ~ van tba aaieiapt poafmastes
and defifed 10 have fHem submit Jds
fos printing portage stamps for The eos
efnmnBt
Most u me printers we're to0 1nlae
10 "bff" btt oHc called ~ Assiatant
Postmaster Woodland about II ma aaE
actually called "a tHe offcs M tecFe
further information aHd HDtfiNeafi1f
m that BE- might submit b.ds
1f Woodland uoke tbs Hrws 70 tim
gently - possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
You Can't Brush or
Wash Out Dandrun

THe only cure WAy - get rld ~ dan
6fYn i D. dissolve II, then goB destroy II
sBurfig ~ 10 This. GET aboDt fur
o8htss ~ ordinary mud afvoH, apply e
~ night Hhsp retiring. uEs enough N
fdalfieH the scalp and f1D n IN gently
nlth Tie finger fips
M tnIa t0BiEbi and ~ morning. most
IN B1i all N your aahdflf vii b. gone.
an1 fhfea ~ four moro applications viii
e0mp'steIH dlss0lge am entirely destroy
ffff8 single tlRn and trace N ~, no mat
'ef h6N mufh dandrDn you tnsY haVss
Vol Niii flnd mn. that sil itching ami
diEgfuE n tHs seajp viii at0p ~ oncs. ana
Y0Jr hsif VIII be fluffy. iBstroYs, glossy.
siikY ana sofi fHG look and feel him
dfed times bsitSE
Yo8 ean get llq8id afv0H ~ any drug
stofe Il 10 insHDsHsltf an9 never fails
10 ~ the work -Adg.flissmsnt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
Funeral of Oliver
Morrell to Be Held
This Afternoon

Tile funeral M Olt Il, MorfGl, former
fire e0plain, vim tooE 30 own m after
kiii1g Policeman Good ma abooilna hla
wife three times Viii BE- hold today
sorgleea VIII be held ~ CrosbYa chnpfl
pt 2s5 O'Clock Ia the afternoon, with
lntennoui IN Prospect 1911 cmciera
The Omaha fire department win prob
nbiy b. represented At ilic funeral
Bepnfia from The aWeatah Mission
hospital, whore Mrs.. Marfei lngcfa be-
tween life and death. Woro tbat her
condition showed slight improvements
She is Ffill however in q proeailoH4
condition " her condition lake3 nos
ticeahle change fof tha hotter surgeons
VIII remove the bullet % her hoad
which entered nit the left ear.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
The Passion of Great Minds

conspicuous TRAN 70 ali these THAT is .
PASSION KsoWLEDGE That's Why they succeeded. And Ia
deeply al Of these influenced
b. The Encyclopedias Britannica.
p = Edition slbow
If rW o4s1 ~ hmasf ana n employers 20 loss Than ~ sets
Hasiueohs education elementary ana detsf
igs" but le had ihe britannica in his ltbfafF
Encyclopedias ban
tonttpiefa apprentice
~ aalenfe Ffeatsst electrician ~ modern umss
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
EDISON Americas Greatest inventor
Did not SO
toColle8e

Neither did James Watt, who perfected the
steam engine, nor Faraday whose discoveries
created modern electrical industries, nor McCor-
mick, who made Earyesters nor Arkwright, who
invented tho spinning jenny, nor scores Of other
great inventors and men 81 genius
Neither did some u The most distinguished
and successful figure 81 our time. Andrew Car
nege had no university training; neither had
James Hill the most rcsourcefu railroad genius
that America has YET produced. Nor John D.
Rockefeller, one Of the greatest organizing minds
Of any age. Neither had Joseph Pulitzer, who
came 10 this country, like Carnegie and many an
other, a. boy 10 the stecrage and rose 10 be the
greatest newspaper editor Of his time and multi
millionaire
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
COUNTY AND CITY STILL
S0UABBLE OVER JUDGES

0uUl ana elit commissioners aft
fi rns over iHr matter ~ hadlns
sfr far iFe ihFre WHHizlfa faltla
lHa 81 saiena apt unt hafa 20 fnH
lH ha tt NsH ana ita tafHf il lfHe
ip Ha an hH0at tbaNah y aaa aHNwH
VI tbs HUW ta rWiN rausHEsments
mtb fffs it1 b aUAef d mma
iHt. hH nFH aHfiH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
FALLS DOWN STAIRS IN
HASTE TO LEAVE COURT

1851 acf'sHHsg. itlHsfant. sffssfs1 fof
bsiHR drink Nss to.1 fq Eef ouf u
fpiies eo3r ~ GtekiY ~ p0ssible W..
tam mA6f s1cb hsste be- fei d0NB tae
fiabt n afpe 08NiGa 49, a0un fgoHi.
sBd hareif fmagf1 to'Eg Ffaffesfed f9f
contempt ~ e0BFi
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
Anton Jubek Drops
Dead at His Home

anton lube. log mddiief nf lhe aWiH
plant dropped da0d Yesterday 81 biz
home l21l south Twenty fIghth street
Jnbek was taken u. saturday while AZ
NuFh but refused % So hame when thia
course Nas ggczted by hs foreman
"a Wagtd d home SUNDAY however
Wpd i Na Thought tha llHo w7a over
THIS mopluF ha dfnanE . cap e
toa - fhs table when 30 fp'l over dshd
lie Vas fea.s II aFo tnd D. aunifti
bY hh vito and ono hid
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
MEXICAN ARRESTED FOR
ROW WITH RESTAURANT MAN

Aner having ha1 s5ae ffaat4f 2 ~
rhsnfs 0afsss proprietor n NE fss|sas
rant N fNi capitof avSaus. psm Esb ~
a6s, Nsxi0sh. drew run ~ him aB9
drogs him N ne Esfss' whefa o. Nas
threatening NJ shooi hlfa when offiee z
cunningham abd Bsfts fams siong srd
sffesiSd Ksp6ns0ss pisfiDg hin Under iHe
faafas = f9fftiHa egHesaif1 ass NM
N fhfesfn.nE ~ sbooi win intent ~
kNl
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
TRIES TO RUSH BRIDGE
. MAN DRAWS TEN DAYS

,tiam noner % council uunr rame
- omaha and after afrndnH al his
tNaiIaff each fdf liquid Wffeshment.
u'6d rush nles ~ cnunail niuff with
ot 'appinf lhe tatitaknf 80 10, Doug
a sttsal brldFo h# far Nant fn
uaHd mte' ruautd aul iitnar was
nfHd iN NelfHakN iH Ahef ~
$50 fenH.n rot ihe Htst ttH 1ata
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
Did You Miss
q College Training?

There Is no need 70 be ashamed II YOU did ~ ont
Of every % American men and American women have
gone without
But that reason why YOU should mol have a
great resourcofu III md of KNOWLEDGE. And there
il no place IN tie world whore YOU can gam iI. 10
quickly from The same place that Edison aud 'nra
day and Joseph Pulitzer and Andrew carnegie and
James J. Hin aud thousands Of other gained theirs
from The
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
FINED TWENTY-FIVE FOR
RUNNING GAMBL ING HOUSE

ln6d sIl nit ilarney street charged
Vltb maintaining d gambling house. was
fined iai ana costs Ia police court ~
zero several inmates Police OFFICER
john niger made the arrest
rtiuk Wagner of ihe heflin hnttl was
fnfd sls and costs for keeping dla
orderly houae Atihui WWh #i2 Tara
sileN Was nHe af eaug ahoatlns craps
on no Creighton college grounds Hun
day ile waa afrfsisd and fined o. and
foaI
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
VILLA PRISONERS TO BE
CONFINED IN ST0cKaDE

CoLrNBta ~ Apsi Tie vBlp
bfifobsfs Niii he confined ID Nlra
si0eksas ~ b. bHit' w ftA military fsss
afeHti9H, n tas learned t9hiRbi Tin
sfoekadf Niii fs similar ~ that ioeatsG
~ FoTt Biiss ii 1917 fof no t.10 Ae1i
ran refugees VIM erosssd fbs lHtsfaa.
ti0nsi iins - 81 PAN, when vita ~
facksd JBaff1s
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
TWO FEDERAL JUDGES
HOLD COURT IN OMAHA

TNo rbiffd ffsffs lg1Rss bsig eogn
IN ODsta Mgl4sg Tie tegt igfg fspgrs1
s11 JyGqs 8sgh WsAs ~ lows Nth
b jgf beRsh bfsnHR ne 5aakfBgicg
easa m Wbi4f M9tse JBdse y a.
H8bReN " f5a 1fbef eo@H tgon. hfaf1
6ofiGdp H law criminal add eq1iiy
4af6H
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04

TIE what market was strong with
prices hIgher on 81 commodltles wheat
aflmg 20 4 cents above Saturday corr.
cent and oaia 20 cent
FOR Mondat receipts w5fe light There
teiuE bnt % cars N whcaG 0l n corn and
5 NJ oala
q calay being electon IN ch8nzo. there
viii Go 80 lpfnl grain market.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
Wheat Prices Jump
Two to Four Cents

a rlo beginning of this week tbc
1pHHl.p n grain ~ storage in Omaba
elevators tsfGJ bushels in ezeesa II The
quantity On fhhd on The corresponding
datf N one Heaf ago. Tacra are ncadY
tW1Go bushels more N wheat linn ons
year aao ana ueafiy ZmJGo bushels less
n corn, Tie comparative figures are
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
RUSSIAN TELLS OF
WOOING HIS WIFE
Gabrilowitsch Insinuates II Was
- Harder Than Becoming Great
, Pianist.
APREAR IN JOINT RECITAL

TO achieve fame and distinction
~ one Of Rusda's greatest pianists
was surrounded by many obstacles
that was one task but 10 WOO
and win the daughter o. Americas
greatest humorist was another and
g. woll, he didn't exactly say II was
harder. but from the way he said II
his interviewer aurmised as much
AnywaY Oshp gabnonltsch ala both.
lle and he vito. Clara Clemens aabiis
owifseh daughter n tbo late Mark
TWIN Samuel j. clemenD gave II
Joint recital last night at the Auditorium.
sifa Gobnlomlmoh is eontraito ~
uoif
Tbe cited RUSSIAN pianist met HE
future WIN Va Vieuua, whore ~ ihs time
Mafh Twain ahd his daughter wefc stnYs
lng for considerable lime.
Tie thfu Miss Clemens vas studying
under the tWelaea u Theodore teaea
, nzkgi regarded os lhe afeatesi teacher ~
fie piano " lhe aat Mf Gabhowitaeh.
who bad been 4 pupil IN Lescctzky d fsw
yeafs previous, Has giving concerto IL
me Anetfla Hungarian capital
Meets The Hum0risL
Mr. Gabnlowitseh during bls enRoae
ment IN Vienna beeom6 veil Acquainted
with the Clemens family, having many
opportunities m eoufae ~ study lhn
matoiy tbo genial character N dc
famous American writer whose wofka
occupy such o c0naDieHouH blsco tn ne
worlds literature ~ prospective
fathef'insl1w the author n Tom 8aWyef
ana iIncklebeuy finn made, N me slanR
NJ thH daY. = biz hit1 with MI gabh
0Witsah.
When h. raIae 10 his country for fhe
first time Va 100 he renewed ha ne
mountaineering Win The Clemens, visit
i0g frequently ~ Marx Twsln's place.
iiiVfrdalo % Ho1dluF. Conn.
The wedding took place ~ Hlyefdafe
in ~ h yoGr before Marx TWINS
death The great hum0rst rive hla
daughter lWaY ~ tbe Wedding, adding
piefufesdus touch b. the ceremony BY
we9flgg % red gown ana hat given INN
~ oxford unworthy ~ me Time NJ me
c9qfoffibg NJ n degfae.
IN sB6akigR IN feulHeeebt vein N the
WedGihR. Nr gabHlGNltaet bAld tbat hts
fathcf lnslaW t00k al bcilte Dgff I'll
making ~ fhe arrangements ma PR
ponoIlY IJperylscd getting % ulo lIst q
Invitations
TIN gabrli6wilHbes UIi own Gie taa
crdple plare 0ut aeeausG N DO sd
memories CONNECTED With u incident -
the death " Ar CihHaH5 u q po9ef
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
letter ON HANDS
FOR TEN YEARS
Itchiug and Burning. Would Scratca
For Hours. Almost Distracted.
Could Scarcely Get AyRest
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

"Dy, mush rlsee~ uoaii apre@f ea ny
hands accompanied ~ hehins aad p'snips,
II vas - say~e thAt ! wealla have W sssasa
and rub my hands m bntfs ~ lltag un9ll
/ va almost distracted, htmHilmn@ Nhrf
you'd fraek opsn and tlesd sail waiiid
SET 90 sore that Oauid nut 400 liiaia ~
dAfs eoaid ssfeelg SCI say F~-s ~
uiaht
A att unable " anduHs Il iaass' hal
us&tmeit but fdnd nnna lhat mAsie 4
permanent ete untll | phiAlaai Calloufa
heap and nlalmant ! hal hsea aifenl@t
with lsttaf ~ Ahaut tan gtah sad ! hal
pulY usel nas bas ~ Cutiaiifa tilulmsat hni
one tskn n Outiotfs hasH unill ~ hsadg
Wma eai eleidY hUslad iHiuhed Nih
usa haha,aaa, haHadshnfst lad ialg
Oh iaih
sample Each Free Nv Mall
with So hsia nmA "a fst,esi A
hfsaa psai fafA ~ ailsass, nsei, y, Hses
tsa" hsit tlsoais tasli tha stsii
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
Canadian Robbed
Of Eleven Hundred
by Three Negroes

Jor patronis n quebec Canada sms
o. police hsadq9artcv gave oa Ne in
formation that be was attacked b. fhfes
negroes sunday nigh and fobabd "A
eleven tio Bills
~ was unable M deacfihe ire men
Or the lonaltY In whl.b he uas fobbef
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
WOMAN HELD UP AND
ROBBED or HER PURSE

- Mrs Ffshk 0sborH. Hil piefes. Has
~ her M 70 her hons isfs gssisfdav
ffsDiHK. siis VA bsl1 40 ard fabisd
N her pooksfbook and a M easii ~ tua
Y0urK men, ore m Nhom h8d GIN
Win vbieb hs threatened hsf
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
JOE HUMMEL AND
BUTLER IN A TILT.
ComminIoaen Harl Rhetorical
Bombs At Each Other IN Haeas
Over Dundee Lighting
BUTLER WOULD SPEND MONEY


The rliy council meeiins assumed
militant asDect Nheu cgmmif8 on
afE BHtlor and Hummsl buried son
w. rhetorical bombs IF eaeh otbef
the situation grew rather tense At
times Wr BDmmei pointing biz right
inden finer IN . menaeing manner,
fhd Nr BBtier extending three I'm
Eers 10 emphasize bis remarks
The fraeas greu out On tbe Dundee
lighting situation. which baa become
sensitive subiea amohg The rom
flssloHsrs NJ Butler fought uB
successfully FOR the adoption n biz
resolution 70 80 10 unerpoBGsd bal
aaee ~ f400G II fbe Dundee eleetrie
rbt bond fBbd Tor dlsirbatlos u
afiy fige new lights throughout
omaha ~ Humma opposed the
proposition
We'll o8 my install ttsas additional
jiahfa ID pHHdss bH uobt y n tHs
fg4ffefs ~ N0H ~ thfGHRh NJ NJ
psfimtbt esa ne 6bslisbEs N NJ
H8fff
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
Nnrr on, oId.

DF KIM NeW Dlsc1YetY vii c4e
your eol1 n anusobfif aD1 so0i ring
biie he ron aeuns hti dfJgqiste ~
pfftief mfbl
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
BUT THREE NEW CASES IN
THE LAST TWO DAYS

oDly three scarlet terri fasss nfff ~.
porfs1 dyfihg Tire isat fofiY eight h8lra
Jane " Ellis. m Powlaf avfnHs
John limerick nm Ia4neh
van We. mn Worth Tuentf f6aah.