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Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-10
Kugel Stays Home While
Co-Workers Go to Fremont

why all this gum-shoe stuff"
queried Police Commissioner Al XII
gel when he learned a number Of the
city commissioners and city hall at
taches had organized an automobile
excursion to the Fremont tractor
show and left early in the morning
to make a day of it. Nobody told
me anything about it." grieved Ku-
gel, "and here ! am the only man in
the bunch interested in farm ma
chinery." Whereupon the police COM
missioner made business appoint
ments for every hour in the day,
promising at least one man in the city
hall would be on the job.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-10
American Missionary is
Killed In Wreck in China

CONTEMPORARIES OF Tue AhsociAted Press.]
Hongkong, July 30.-Elmer 3,
Hammond, an American member OF
the Pentecostal mission at Hongkong.
was killed in wreck an the Kowloon-
Canton railway June Is, near Fung-
long. Robbers had undermined the
track, and robbed the passengers after
the train was derailed. One Chinese
was killed, and twenty-five others
seriously injured in the wreck.
Through the political strife which is
going on in Kwangtung province, Of
ficials have lost control Of the robbef
bands which are plundering and max
ing trouble in many parts Of the
province,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-10
The Bees Fund for
Free Milk and Ice

Scores Of babies and little children
throughout Omaha are thriving and
healthy and happy because Of the con-
tributions to The Bees fund.
Every cent given to this fund is
used in buying pure, rich milk and Ice
to keep it cool for the babies and
small children of the deserving poor.
Struggling widows and families
whose breadwinner has been inca
pacitated have found it a shelter in
the time of need"
The happy, healthy little ones arc
fine reward for all the money given.
The need Is still present. VIII you
send in a contribution
A boost Of 500 to the good work
came in yesterday and Is acknowledge
Preyiously seknowledged .......... .sb09. 80
A Friend, Center. Neb. eb............... 100
Liberal Aid Society ................. 10000
VOSh ..s.'s.'sss.,. .......... .p0Vt.DO
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-10
Germany Strengthens its
Naval Force in Belgium

Correspondence of The Associated Press)
Amsterdam, July 30.-The German
naval squadron at the Belgian port of
Bruges has been greatly strengthened
in recent weeks, according to the Am
sterdam TELEGRAPH, and now comprises
at least twenty-five torpedo boats and
torpedo destroyers, including many Of
a new type with three tunnels.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Harvey J. Grove and wife to Aloise B.
Clement, southwest corner Fifty
seventh avenue and Mckinley street,
Benson, 4ox146 ..................
william c. Norris to Chris q. Nohren-
berg, Twenty fourth, 13b feet south
of Read, east side, 45x125 .....,...
Hattie L. Hume and husband to Beary
Z. Price. Forty-ninth. 160 feet north
of Cunning, east side. 60x126 .....
Ellery R. Hume and wife to Beary ID.
Price. southeast corner Forty-ninth
and Nicholas, box126 ............
Parkway Real Estate company to
Christine e. Stacker. southwest
corner Of Thirty third and Mander-
son, irregular disc .............. l.,
NJ T.. Howell to Charles r. Sherman.
Thirty-sixth, 16t feet north Of
Dodge, east side, 4Sxl22 ..........
James A. Sunderland and wife to
Sunderland Bros. Co.. Twenty first,
435 feet north Of Pacific. west side,
Ben Lustgarten and wife TO Milan
SEardanow, West r." 16o feet west
Of Thirtieth, south side, 6lx160 l.,
Jennie Wilson to Nollie G. Clary,
Twenty fifth. s5 feet north Of Ban
croft, east side. 42x15S ...........
Maiden Investment company to Walter
Pokarski, Hillsdale avenue. South
Omaha, As feet west Of Forty-seoond,
4pxlb3 ...''.'...''.'..
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-10
Mrs. Coleman, Resident Here
For F0rtv-Six Years, Is Dead

Bridget Coleman died Tuesday at
the family residence, 24ll South Thir-
teenth street Eighty years ago she
was born in Kings county, ireland,
and for the last forty-six years has
been a resident Of this city, living in
the vicinity of Thirteenth and Cas-
telar for the last thirty-five years.
She is survived by one daughter,
Miss Mary Coleman. of the Thomas
Fitzpatrick & Co.
The funeral will be held from the
residence at $40 o'clock Thursday
morning to St. Patrick's church at 9
o'clock. Burial will be in St. Mary's
Cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-10
The Secret tbs 91 Submarine
By E. Alexander Powell
Gory 70
etc Copyrish by E.. Asxandsr swsn
By E.. Alexander Powell
In Flanders" The Road to Glcry." 'vive v
Copyright. 1915. by E. Alexander swell.

sailor, taken off his guard, "the very
last thing the lootenant said to me
wuz, Be sure and let me know, Hook,
if Miss Cleo needs any money"
"If you ever tell him." she declared
passionately, "I'll never speak to you
again. Oh, just couldn't stand that
i couldn't" and she burst into tears.
There, there, Miss Cleo" soothed
the sailor, awkwardly stroking her
bowed head. Don't take on so. OF
course ! won't let the lootenant know
il you don't want it, but hanged If
| can see why
Remember, Hook" she said, wip-
ing her eyes, you have given me
your word"
The next two weeks Cleo spent in
searching the Help Wanted" col
umns of the newspapers and in ans
wering those advertisements whose
requirements she felt she could fill.
She wore her shoes out tramping the
streets of Oakland and San Francisco,
At office after office she applied for
work, only to be met with refusal
when her lack of qualifications be-
came apparent. Then she tried the
stores, in the hope of securing a place
as clerk until something better OF.
fered, but it was the dull season and
the selling forces were being reduced
instead of increased, Hook, though
he managed to retain his habitual
CHEEKY smile, was meeting with no
greater success, for there is little
work that a one-armed man, no mat
ter how willing he may be, can do,
This was driven home to him time
and time again as he applied at en-
ployment bureaus, contractors Of
fices, ship, lumber and coal yards,
only to be curtly turned down when
II was seen he had an iron hook In
stead Of left hand.
Two days before the wedding Hope
called at the Machin home to see the
presents, which had been steadily
pouring in.
Miss Langham is calling on Miss
Machin," said the man who answered
Hopes ring. "But I'll tell her that
you are here, SIR
Don't disturb her." said Hope. "I'll
wait in the library until Miss Lang
ham leaves"
Dropping into an armchair he
picked up a magazine which he was
idly perusing when his attention was
distracted by the sound of voices com.
ing from the adjoining room, the door
of which was ajar. This room, he
knew, was Inez's boudoir. The voice,
he recognized as those Of his fiancee
and a girl friend, Lucy Langham. but
it was not until he heard his own
name that he lowered his magazine
and, unconscious of his eavesdrop.
ping, sat with alert ears.
"Your Lieutenant Hope is a perfect
dear, Inez," he heard Miss Langhan
saying. Everyone is crazy abou,
him. We are all wondering how yor
happened to get him. He's so quiet
and serious--not at all your sort"
"If tell you how it happened will
you give me your word never tc
breathe it to living soul, Lucyl'
came lnez's voice through the half
open door.
"Of course l won't repeat anything
you tell me, DEAR" said Miss Lang
ham.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-10
Heavy Shipments Are
Moved from vIadivostok

Correspondence Of The Associated Press,
Vladivostok, July 30.-Two hundred
cars are leaving Vladivostok daily for
Siberia and Russia, with the result
that the freight congestion has been
relieved. Private cargo, as well as
government supplies, IS now moving.
Recently there has been slackness
in government supplies. Consequently
the goods Of commercial concerns
have moved with considerable free
dom. X
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-10
Tom Austin Again Wins the
Perry Gun for Rubber Men

T. W.. Austin of Omaha played a
repeater at Chicago Tuesday when
he again won the Perry cup at golf,
which is played for each year by the
representatives of the United States
Rubber company. He won the cup
last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-10

DR.. Kings New Life Pills will relieve you
Of both, clean out the bowels and make
you feel fine. 25c. All druggists.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-10

Ito BE Continued Tomorrow.)
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-10

FRESH aquatic plants for your hSh Elobe.
900 VIII keep fish healthy. MAX
GElsLER BIRD co.
AUTOMOBILES FoF SALE
FORD INSURANCE
Fire and theft insurance on new Fords,
$7.70
KILLY, ELLIS h THOMPSON.
sl3-l4 City Nat. Blk. Bldg. Doug. 3Sle,
FOR SALE
OVERLAND ROADSTER
$4,000
Good condition. ready for the
road. Call Red ss+7 for demon
stration.
Must sell ali our sscond. hand automo-
bilss within 20 days. We have several
anyone else.
Johnson-Danforth Co.
lb2s-si-as N. 18th 81
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE.
1900 Fsrnam D. $50
Saxon roadster. 1el6.............,...e2 ..e27b
1916 Model SO. Overland roadster. 4bo
1914 Oakland touring. ng................. 400
1914 Buick roadster. ................ 200
PAIGE touring car. fully equipped 1915:
elegant car for the family. $500.
,uyY,vs oyuprAND rNc
2o47 Farnam st. Doug. $3.50.
BARGAINS
IN USED CARS.
Almost any make roadster. spesostsr
and touring cars. six Fords. a snap. wll
sell these cars at almost any price. ~
We must have the space.
c. w. FRANCIS AUTO CO.,
22iS Farnsm. Doug Sss.
BEE Want-Ads GAINED 1850 MORE
PAID ADS than any other Omaha news
paper gained In first seven months 1915.
Good results at less
cost is the reason why.
BEE Want.Ads GAINED 1858 MORE
PAID ADS than any other Omaha news
paper gained In first seven months 1915.
Good results at less
cost is the reason why.
BEE Want-Ads GAINED 1889 MORE
PAID ADS than any other Omaha news
paper gained In first seven months 1916.
Good results at less
cost Is the reason why.
USED CAR BARGAINS AT
MURPHY-UBRIEN AUTO CO..
,N4-ls-ls rarnam at
WE Will trade you q new Ford for your old
one
INDUSTRIAL GARAGE CO..
goth and Harney. Doug 62Sl.
FORD roadster, excellent condition. new
times; Sl75 takes 1T; act quick. Dodge. care
OF Omaha Garage. 20lo Harney.
BARGAIN-Light. five-passenser car; cleo.
trio lights Call Harney 2S67.
Auto Tires and Supplies.
SEE us for bargains In standard makes.
Expert tire repairing. Zwiebsl Bros. 2blS
Farnam
Auto Repairing and Painting.
500 rsward for magnetic We can't repair.
Coils repaired. Baysdorfer, 210 N. 18th.
NEB, Auto Radiator Repair Service and
prices right. 2ls 8. 18th St. D. 71so.
Auto Livery and Garages.
DON'T throw away Olu llrco. We mAAe Ou0
new tire from old ones and save you 50
per cent. 2 in VulcaniZing Co.. 1918 Dav-
export st.. Omaha. Neb. Douglas 2s1A.
AUTO TIRES
REBUILT, S2.00 TO $500.
DUO TIRE CO. 1911 CHICAGO ST.
EXPERT auto repairing, "seryce car al
ways ready" Omaha Garage, 201o Harney
st. Tyler $50.
Motorcycles and Bicycles.
Marley DAVIDSON MUTORCYCLEs Bar
gain In used machines. Victor Roos. The
No,crcyclp Man" e7O2 i,savsnvorth-
1918 RACYCLE--Two-speed coaster brake;
been run about sixty miles. Boz is17 Bee
Horses-Live Stock-Vehicles
For Sale.
Wagon umbrellas, 1i. .e0 Wagner. Set N. 18th.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-10
REAL ESTATE-B'ness Pr'ty

FOR sALE-264Iis2, faces three streets;
near new Ford building: splendid manu-
featuring site. Address. Bali. BsA
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-10

Motorcycles and Bicycles.
LEY-DAVlDSUN MUTORCYCLES. Bar
Rain in used machines Victor Ro0s. The
No,crcycJp Man" e7O2 i,savsnworth-
1918 RACYCLE--Two-speed coaster brake
been run about sixty miles. Boz i6l7. Bee.
The evening world., 1916-08-31

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The evening world., 1916-08-31
$3.50 and $5.75
Dinner Sets,
1913

A variety of dec
OratiOns to choose
from. some open
stock patterns, III
pieI- dinner SER
Vices for 4 people.
Every piece with
gold on edge mud
gold traced han
dies. Remarkable
values,
The evening world., 1916-08-31
Sl4 to SIS Dinner Sets
$40
Other Dinner Sets in This Sent

Porcelain and China
Tableware
5000 Pieces of American and English Por-
G,elain, French and German, Austrian and
Japanese China at less than wholesale prices.
Open stock dinner patterns and incom-
discontinue. all marked for quick selling.
Plates, SC TO Csc accord Sauce Boats. I5c IN 7sc
ihg, to size and deco Genealogical able Dishes,
ration. SOC to 81. so.
lea Cups and Saucers, After Dinner Coffee Cups
III TO 2oc. and Saucers, l0c TO zoe
FRUIT Sancers, sc TO I5c. Pickle Dishes, l0c to $50.
Meat Platters, l5c to Open Vegetable Dishes,
$l.5O i5c to 500.
And many other items for the table Mt greatly re-
duced prices. Dinner services can be made of some of
tho patterns we are Offering.
The evening world., 1916-08-31

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tHans b. H tafta,
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The evening world., 1916-08-31
S12.95 Dinner Services
S9.75

100 pieces Of fine Amcri-
can Porcelain. two patterns
To select from. one "A pink
spray and the other q violet
spray with colorcd limo and
gold on edge OF every piece.
Complete dinner services for
~ people.
The evening world., 1916-08-31
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The evening world., 1916-08-31
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The evening world., 1916-08-31
WEDDING on ptirH.
ss,s Ne. ".' ,sssssu,. 80. %.
ss.sss.ss ~ a-sssiwss, $50

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sans. > has sa IHt rIs 80 D..t
The evening world., 1916-08-31
EXPECT UNCLE SAM
TORUN TRAINS AND
FEED THE TROOPS
ien lunsl1ns Men 1903 BDiic.
NMe to BE res 20
OF Railroad SlIk,
Nv Joseph JWdan
Ssss,si STAT Csfn.sp ., ~.
sssainr Verdi

SW"N "Nff'
HEapgi AttTIlH NiW Auhk
utNiHiuN N.AiIi>. Tea aug o.
The ttr,ttsTsi railroad ftnks on
M.ufa. Del sI,iua SERIOUS concern 90
lIittap a~uiholts. n enc lu~rf Val.
Toy Tic cor roast lines have Iist
sent ult n~1unparon 90 ~ agents not
Go accept Aay bils - lsdinE arrr iu.
lay except 90 subject 20 ind,fniio de-
PLYING N. troops alons the sngl.
irs,k iine - tho sam Fordycs branch
all be formidable
The entire New York division IL lie.
pendent upon this line ns vel a. the
division al Llano Orande. composed
- Minnesota. Nebraska. Indiana and
Iowa units. while Illinois. virginia,
North Dakota and Texas regiments.
together win the regular, Of the
Brownsville district. are sustained by
The main lime fgom which this branci
i, an orshou'.
Major Gen Funston's recent warn.
w. NNAN AN'l' " Hh' 'hNNhh tubu
In tho border country ~ feed the
military IH, eva population sui
more than one week unloss sup.
%plcmcnted from tho outside reveals
the gravity ~ thu situation. The
tlo-up Of the mails, business and
other Supplies II secondary to this.
What steps tho Government has
taken 10 accumulate stores 81 foou
against such an IN rrncy are no.
Known here, although 1900 Of a..
5000 troops which were held In thei.
state mobilization camps at Gen.
funSton's recommendation. owing to
"A possible shortage Of food, have now
been ordered to the border.
SOLDIERS TO MAN THE GULF
RAILROAD LINES.
1t is known. however. that the
Government has quietly been making
arrangements TO take owe and oper.
ate all railroads In this district which
are required for military purposes.
II is also known that the Government
has gone further In planning to take
over tho entire telegraph service OF
tho military district. From these
measures IL In understood mere TINT
tho Government intends to hold open
by force, IL necessary. such arteries
as are necessary 10 the feeding " the
armies and civil population along tn"
border. Railroad officials hero as
sert that they believe the Government
will not stand for n tie-up Of thiJ
line for even six hours,
Reports from the base hospital nj
San Antonio to-day give the names OF
twelve out OF the forty-hve sent there
from tho New York division with
cases OF undetermined fever. WHIT
have developed paratyphoid. These
include Major Walter Robinson OF III,
Second Infantry. one case Is re.
ported from the Twelfth. which indi-
Gates the appearance OF the fever nj
Mchil.n. the only case SO far on rec
ord here. unless that OF Robert Nc,
Coskey Butt Jr., who was said b,
physicians at ST. Lukc's tn be suffer
ing from a reaction Of paratyphoid
be included. Seven OF the men ar,
The evening world., 1916-08-31
$3.50 Dinner Sets,
$685.

100 pieces Ut fine Anert-
can Porcelain. open stock
pattern. with gold on edge
and gold traced handles:
also dinner scts with gold
line and blue edge and blue
traced handles. complete
dinner services for ~ people.
The evening world., 1916-08-31
Tho Kind You Nave Always Oousht.

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-25
@riea ,tnb Sdntle.
MpnprnI Qnssor 'Sor Sho,

General aellel, Ser. 0berfommal,-
Deltr III oen Marfcn, Bot sic gin-
rid)tnng getroffei,, baB III ben Sdil-
len fricgsbcl6aoigte Sffi5iere iiber
ibrc g%rleb1iiie i'm 6eIo Gortrage bal.
ten forllel1. Man fam iib oenfen,
ipie lcbr baonrd oas 9ebiiriniB nod
Wiitleben m Der Sllaeno befrieoist
lperoen falln, aber alld), pie gut De-
1lcr, Die Slt tragen Ser5ens iinb, i'm
oies nodl 5n fiiblen, ell, lolder bon
Wi~tfanlpaern %9cgebener lebenoiger
Ginorl,d fieill miro. s(ld Inn, lie in,
Mitfampfcn butter ser 6ront 5it it'll
ben. Nir iino aesen ocll. Sineois-
mus IN jeoer 6orm uno il, ieoem
2aroe, liiio gong beionoers gegen Die
Gerbetnlg Scr Slgeno Ser ioa
mon 2iebe preoiaen, nidt SUB. Mber,
es 1T eit gutter @eoanfe, ben. &leineil
bon Mltfolnpfern Den &rieg idilbern
81 lallel1, Dos @eloentbnm ~. mo
Die Sdrecfen; oas @ort oieier Saint
pier, Die lelblt gelitten baber1, bat be.
Den &leinerl %tiefere @irfung.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-25

oabeif gu oenten. Mnbers bic 9erz
liner Sunsen. Infer. Jiilrer besann
ernlt: limb nun fat oieie MDiue
nod soIbene gier eelest." SAon
erbob fi4 Ser Srunult: rDas lit gar
tein Sob, bas lit G6otolabe, edo<
folobe." lnb ieber erbielt oiret Der
fiiben gier, uno Ser Reit nuroe aiel=
log in bic aufsereste Mense seporfcn
uno entfeHelte Iuitise admpfe. OAR
auf bieb es aum SdluB: nSabt Sbr
l9om ariegsanleibe gs3eidnet2"
$50, snatirlid," fdon es pisllttmmis
5uriid. go betomen mir belln aud
oas 9anpttontor fir Mertpapiere gu
ieben, ipo 9usenoe pol, Serren uno
Damen Bel emiiser Mrbeit ioben.
l1nb bann sinss gum fetli9 feier=
li4en gefdluB in ben S%ibunss{aal
oes Observation-Disclosures. Mir
9ruppierten uns INN Den ,langen griis
men Slid, an belIen 2dngs{eite Der
@iaezpraioent Der Geidsbant, b.
@lafenapp, itano. Sn balbfiinbiser
@ebe. CAB er uns einen tlaren lieberz
Bid iiber Die @sididte bes @eloes,
bon ben ROmern an Bis auf bie Neus
scit. Mertipiirois NOR urter ouoerem
bic Mitteiluns, oab Dcuti9lanb 1871
nur 81 WilIionen in Sob beiab.
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tpdrmiten 9ant an Die @ommler
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lett Der Reidsgriinbung geldeben,
baB S4iiler bic @oloteler betreten
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ruug beS @olofdaSes ponbrodt
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babe er es fid nidt nebmen lofen
poaen, ber Sugeno' aud perfDnli@
nod ben Dant Der Reidsbont gu
iibermitteln.
go i4ieben mir na9 2h 9tunoen
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-25

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