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Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-24

If our British cousins let George do it they
will fight il out until all his royal relatives in
Germany have been sacrificed Just as in our civil
war, Artemus Ward was willing to have all his
wifes relatives drafted for the firing line.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-24

What's the matter with rousing reception
to Omaha's soldier boys on their homecoming
from the border? We can at least give them
the glad hand Of welcome at the station and let
the siren whistle blow.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-24

City planners agree unanimously that one Of
omaha's problems will be to reclaim the river
front for public uses. 1t is only question Of
time when Omaha must make its front yard
beauty spot instead Of bemish.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-24

Talk Of peace shriveed up the speculative
boom in wheat But the wheat is still with us
and that's the main thing.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-24

The real holiday joy comes from worthy Civ
ing, though little receiving still touches the
right spot.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-24

Britains Parliament has taken a vacation for
forty days. The reign Of the two Georges may
now proceed without inquisitve interruptions.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-24

Premier Lloyd George is credited with thor
oughly understanding American ideals and SEN
iiments. This knowledge simplihes the task Of
spotting the string attached to the Wilson note
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-24

This year, 1916 practically gives us two
Christmas days May the joys be more than
doubled
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-24
NOVEMBER CIRCULATION
55.4S3 Daily-Sunday 5O,O37

Subscribers leaving the city temporarily
should have The Bee mailed to them. Ad-
dress will be changed a. often a. requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-24

Betty Bright think, dear, you had bet
ter speak to papa tonight.
JACK Timid-Why tonight, particularly?
Is he in good humor this evening?I
Betty-Well. he's In the humor to give
me to you. 1 arranged with my milliner.
dressmaker and dentist to send their bills
in to him this morning. Boston Transcript,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-24

Still, we will try to worry along for ten days
without a daily grist from congress
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-24

Merry Christmas to you all
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-24
In Omaha Thirty Years Ago To-day.

Burglars broke in through the How
ard street window of j.. L. Brandeis
store, but we're frightened away by
clerk who was passing at the time.
II. K. Fairbanks & Co., are circulat-
ing a paper here asking congress to
repeal the butterine law, recently
passed.
L. r. Bolles, city passenger agent of
the Chicago & Northwestern. who has
returned with his bride, has been
made the recipient of a beautiful
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-24
CIODAY]
Thought Nugget for the Day.
Zeal is stronger than fear or love.

One Year Ago Today in the War.
Henry Ford sailed from Christiania,
Norway, for New York.
Paris declared German assault at
Hartmanns- Wellerkopf was entirely
repulsed.
Austrian assaults around Gorilla
and on Carso plateau defeated, ac-
cording to Rome.
Trainloads of Christmas gifts ar
rived In the trenches for both the
allies and the Germans. 1891 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-24

Central Station Manager-Have you been
studying the science Of efficiency?
Applicant-Yes. had to quit reading about
~ Got so interested that ! found 1t was
interfering with my regular work-New
York Sun.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-24
LAUGHING GAS.

Did you see where the British censorship
VIII not allow any. photographs to be sent
Well, you can't say there are any ugly
features about that action. Baltimore
American.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-24

marble clock by his railway associates,
and a magnificent easy chair by
friends at his boarding place.
Mrs Cyphers, a well known resi-
dent of Omaha, has left for Salt Lake
City for protracted visit with friends.
A. II. Clinton, one Of the most
popular press men of the city, has
just returned from trip to the
mountains.
Charles Taggart, formerly one of
the clerks in the auditors Office Of
the Union Pacific, after an absence of
five months in the wilds Of Idaho, is
again in the city. '-..
William Hecht proprietor of the
Central Market in Kearney, is in town
looking around, with view to estab-
fishing large packing house.
County Treasurer Bolln has recov-
cred from his severe attack of neu-
ralgia and is again at his office.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-24

CORRESPONDENCE.
Address communications relating TO and editorial
matter to Omaha Bee. Editorial Department
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

SelQernr al en- aonilifi mco Inlc.
rita, iogoe ban. "@i bliroe life
cnaorp uoiptte o0 FOR Iueritos
Sienoifab. S'cl9e Be SpIpSnir9cr
ii iiober inoe mcb. bar ii Sruno III
AZ tro, al andre Nsitrole funbe 'clge
/ MmerifaS Sooipcr. Zen feiierIiee
Ncgicrin9 bar o~mbp98cligt ooeroetet
Gle 6ofiorer % er %oocrbeoiit ON
9ie0penoi9bcben al at uno9aa ct
@rilo meo Nmerifa."
: lin Gale erfIpreoc oaiaa Rigs.
fGriIcreu, q. man / Spiflono boooe
begaoct Ell itor Sell REQ at ouer.
pl;r6crc Turoicn al Ben in'fe lin.
OcrpauOafrig opcr'or GngIono.
Bore maritime SagmGnb tror life
mere pna WtllIiNbc0en al at rcou.
cpre GngIan0 Ill Nunger@neo %
~c.onontiif Nllin nc0 en- %bcuipnaleS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, iclu ON Sri
gen pnrcoe 10 Nar %en0nu", lagoc
Rigaton5Icrcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
DeiruoiiSterne.

sra %cirbilreailct / @oibington te.
lcgrnlcre3 Den 13oc Mai:
YQe Scgn tpber pda, at Neiret Der
tonmcnbc llge pil hi opcr'fpet mer
lofoIe Hcgnlflire / ale Ntlantcrbaps'
itotcrne. / S~biooaIcu % Ggnene ont
firing DC itore Sroilccr. Stgnenoc
%ciriorhplbe pil ocn icriie Salpocl al
llgcn pGre frcmberifcnbe l Den epre
Gel al Wisiisiippi1dlcn % NrGrle.
itaterlle, men pil ser il0itc Sulpoel al
ll1cn bli eiteril,lot Al alurpeir oQ
nornlole Temperament. s Nocfr
Morntnin- % SpilIeIoseglcne pg
StinebunSltaterne piI man belle llgen
hare fart, men ficligt @eir, / Coli
itoterne fart @eir % nprnale Gent
peratllrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Zen tnifc llnSerunnoetria.

sra Bern ! Sdmcitj tommcr,
hcao Ser po0itaocS at prrc lloSraN
a. Ell Sale iom Sen mifc NiQ@fou.
Tier unIig hoIot ! CT Nig2NaN@meNc
ior mffcoc Serc onQnacu0c Sen
tyif-lmerifouife acnilift pnn @rnlN
a. llnocrponb2friQeu. Nan bUpoeNe.
II IpifIou0. iont Sogerre itob. mao,.
te glcrc alt ior al unoaua et @ruo
meo smcrita. Cen tpite ScIpreipef,
bleo iaaret peo oe itarpe &cubiMer
Sen nmcrifanitc Note. mel ocunc
Sog tunSc life bchonbleS ilig iom
chs Selclicr ~oittcreOe, Tor bette par
I Toritanoa. % life en- 6e%lelic3i0l.
hgoe HlgafanaIeren
De er Saaritab al uuoerpuroere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
& Iiien.

sra Giieu ioreIiQQcr Ser Seicr@.
mcIhin4cr ma bnooc Snitcruc %
Rl1%lrrne uUitcu ionrti0iqt.
= NtcIhtngcn ira VetroNrab hcbcr
Get. at N1taierre Sc iibite 70 Sage
bar Qiort itorc Nrenrifribt |iQiennenl
Veriicn hcuimoN SicrAfipoen peo
ser pcrivif meiopotlmiifc @rruic.
Onnc NuruiocIinpS Nfanl or at
roo sem nrfiitc @oii& / abanifiu i
oet Cjcuco At dfifirrc TorbjnhcIicu
mclitr Sen t@nrfiitc @aqbronrmc ~
Sen mrflitc NUritnrfe / @rncnicu.
Sucida melote Hi@icrue ON roGcu
.GrmaonQ bnoNc / Sno ~ &eit lor
Erapcputt pco Sprtchapet.
s Ell libt mere N}cIojrQ ira @on.
ltortiropcI N~raifu0c@ ser. al ser er
life Ct ionNt Sro ! Sen r,&'iltc Nnp-
port. Tcrimob, hcNer SET uiNtre.
har Snrfcrrc ! rt itort Slol Sen soc
Mai Nrcpct Nl2icrnc tlIbaQc opcr en-
II ailomctcr brcN Trout pco NlcI.
0rt Scare / a~uufoili3 % to4ct opcr
300 W}ano tiIfonQe % crobrct
Watrollcier. Sprfcrnc forirlper III,
Ru@icrnc uiocrc citopcr ! en- icrru.
leltoc Srcitorm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Stor SorIparsparaoe.

Tep Dorf oen 1859 Mni. s Sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Sappr al Nor'
bercothcb, iom fanot Steo beri @pen,
oeItog ben.impo $4,000 entbulialtilfe
DtTub oa apinbcr. Trocesiionen ban-
&c Ell @Tngbe al ca. 20 Ytil, iua Ell
ltor Gel al ben life raj at paSlcre
observation-disclosures, itjent Torbl-
murihcn peopnrebc ira ST.. s DIOR
gen til al. 10 Mftcn.
: Tnrnoen beItog oper 10000
apinoer, bpis fprificlligc Iioclin9er
Ie6eoe5 al bl. a. Nir5. Sbcooore &oo-
iepelt, WfrS. s. @orocn &urriman,
Mra. theodore Gooiepelt Sr., %
MrS. Sungerforo MiI6alf, TrGii-
Sent / apiltoernes 6oriparaforbltno.
Get por utuilionlt en- al De ~Itcrlte
og melt cntblllioitiife Scnlonltratio-
ner, iom n~ogenlinoe bar pTret leet /
&ipmpcltooen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
olmerifaner mvroet
at Sanoitter,

NromnauiQc, Ger, oell 12te Mai:
Gn auerifunif Sorn1er pco Napn
Curtis @uples, blep igdar Mites
itiot libel / NPrheben al lit Sienn /
Cnelncn al Merceoes. Ser, al ienl
Mcriancrc. icnn efterpuo iorrnooes
at pUrc ilpeteoc tilbuge oper @rGn.
len.
On amerifdnif 4apalerinioeling
pua 33 Mano latte itrar eiter @an-
bitterne. men pco WiNnatstio par
Set cuoml life lpffeoes Dem at font
NE Dem paa Sporct.
@ropnapille Den 12te Moi: Gre
al Sc Merifancrc. lom igaar Iftcs
m9rNcoc Curtis @nples, Ell aileri-
tcuif SSnrrncr / Snlegnen AZ Wtcrce'
rcs. bIep iOaa ~pmriraeoc, eli AZ Dem
itiot % &c 10 andre tadet tilian9c.
e blcu inbbentebc, ipr oct par Inf
foes Dem az tprllIie ftlbdgc oper
@rrnicn. Sc or ienot I'll oct milf
iUre SUngiel / Trogrelo.
@apIeS par alene noe paa Iseren
rrr en- Srrigations9reit, bpor
Icrifanerne fom ini9enoe iaa NOR
uorenNe$ bal paa ham, at inacn pao
Sarnlen mcrtcoe ucget til Dem. ier
man hertc anaIoene AZ Stubocnc.
sans @ig ianoteS f~lpoenSe | 0rsitcl1
a~iennemboret al auglcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Den merifanlfe
Situation.

Zen merifanife Sitilotion bar fort
ii0 imlbitGuoiQ ialt / oet liz ltooi1 ior-
.pprrenoe lticre. Observation-Disclosures
neuem ocn omcrifanife @eneralitabS-
dei. Sen. Stott. og oen merlfanlfe
arioanliniiter, Sen. Sbre9on, er
gaaet i~itpffcr Gnigbeb fuloe life
opnoaes, % Sc bar oerom ofgipet
Wtcloina til line reipeftipe Negierin-
ger, ION iooIcoes faar aicnoptoge
line o;pIomatiifc llnberbonblin9er
poa Ell I'M iri't. Ser oplpic5 inlios
lcrtio, at "&on'erencerne err blct rert
% oiiluttcoc i al |enifabcli9hco."
Noocn McooeIelie ON Sorbonolin'
aernc nlellcm Sc TO @%clleroler lore.
lager life; men ct noflau pooliocll9t
Torlnoenoc nil uibe, at Gnrron5o
0icnncm lin Hcprpielltolt, &ri9anri-
hitter SbrcQon. uroffeli9 holot 'dlt
paa lit S~orlonQCube ON &c onncritdn-
lie Sroppcr9 Hcmning a. Wfcrlco.
Sfisnt bcn ollcrifan'fe Ncqlerin9
funife aicruc iud fine trooper bel
itinococ uoc a Werico, frnbc Sen
lcIpiclNcliN life Nau nlco pao CT 6or-
lunNcnhc ocrpm.
Nuoo NcOicriuoen nj n1ter at 9io-
re, ocrom tier Niitorien. Get ~leltclte
m~crifonifc \N1o'dlo pna amcrltanlt
ScrritoriunI, hp%orunoer Here anlcri-
funife %orNerc. ocriblnnot ire Soloa-
fer, blcp brUbt % %uer ~ Settle
nlcntcr plnnnrct oa nlco nTltcn bog
itaucli0 talt hclc ben on%lerltanItc Hr'
me neo iont 9}otionalgarocn ira ire
Statcr ocl@ nQcrcbe / Mcrico. bcla
mobiliicrcbc pco @rrniclt, ipnea 81
tuotionen at prrc ncfinn iTr9bor.
SamtioiQ cr me &pgter buffet %
ON, al @cn. &ila life alcnc or line,
men / Spibien ior Ell Sturte paa
100 Mnuo holoer Jig 'tilIt ! %icr9-
canene mellcm N%sceniion, / Statcll
chihuahua. bare 10 Neil icnbenior
Columbus. Ntm Wericc. ~ Gnlbcr-
IONS Hand,. omtrent 50 afil pc'tcn'or
Columbus paa Sen amcrifan'tc SioC
al @rTnien.
Gt anNct NuQtc berettcr, al han har
pGrct / Smelnen al Gcrri5c. | pcit'
liac chihuahua. altiaa li9c | NTrhe'
oen al be amcrifanife Torbiloelles
liuicr.
acknowledgements @epTgelicr %
SiSpoiitiouer / Norbmerico Ipncs o.
iaa miStGnteliac. &c tunoc, / paa'
tommenoe SilirIbe, ialialo LEI az
itiTre &c lUuGii ircmrptfcSe cnncri'
innitc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Silbaseto'
get.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Observation-Disclosures Ieirer,

@oihington oen l2tc Ntai: arigs'
ninlltcr @afer me0oeler. at Den
%rnaforbcielie, iom iorIangea az Ir.
bciocrne peo Mrieualet Hoct
EaIano, 81. uil bIl inopilgct.
SenSiorbsiclien nil, iom Irbel'
Ncrnc bnube erfIprct liz t~iIircoa meo,
I'll, bnierct poo Ben %euslfolo, lon1
/ lin Sib unbefaIc0ca al Irbeloaoc'
ydrtemelltet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

sra Berlin meo6eles, al ben elicr.
ria'te EoSiaeeroampcr "Slibropnit"
G. blet ltiiot iient / Aoriaterbooet
a. en- iienotIig llnoeruduosbaoo uoen
%orlel. Sfibet bar life armeret.
6ra SoIonifi meooeles, at Bulge.
rcrne M trpffer trooper bort ira
cen rrmGnlfe 8rpnie % ooerisrer
oem til SoIonitiironten / Toupente
u Ell a~lIieret Siferitu Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Oeroensfri0en
%HcrnniicIle ira eioe J

2crnriicI,e ira S,oe /.
Get or ln9cu SpiI oul al Sliilo'
ticncn / SrIono bolot poa al id9e
cit pocrit tricnoc @eu0in8, 90 naor
%obn 0inon Qap i'm &armc gut I
iad 9Isoenbc Orb, ioa iolte ban
@rteIigbeocn paa belle SrIono@
%e9re.
% 500 Iuocr Set I'll, al Nremier'
nriniitcr MSauitb or og'aa 0cnrc udll'
fcIiee Sit,ation portn. San ma
rebe roIig % bcbcrlfet qaa Nilon9
tormnIotc Gale. Sou min0coc Oil
Ion ON, at oaiaa Oerme Sag hapoe
tc Siecr % al BET mn mere emo no.
ectfmoc gioIot on life at tabe Ndt'
ninqcn. &an in0rpmmcoe al Den
mlpprenoc Sitlotion / &rlono pnr
rtoIbbur og drrtp0coc, at Der me9ci
mart madtte ife cl %Sornnorlnq mco
@eninn til ben greune Is Stpre.
San cnbtc uic0 6cl CpIn@nin9, at
han icIp ogtc0e al oirriie nj &rIano
cic5liftcIiG FOR oco ScIuipn at latte
Iiig inb / StnNc1tc.
Serne lrDcntc6c SpIp5ning aioroe
ct n6utcrfct ,Snotrpf, Ilgciom hans
Sole ! SCI belle bioro1 I'll ar 0Gmpc
&c ophi0icoe irifc @cmnttcr.
SGrmuc 0o9 o~frciiic Fremicrurini
niitcren n@irfelig til SrIano, bportiI
han tom / 8re6a88. Oct to9 life
Ia1lqe, FOR %irfningen al bans 9trr.
opr her ~iporeoes. CT tort IntaI
Menrcifcr, iom par arreiteret paa
Mhstmrte, bIcp u0cn pihere ls5laot,
GA ariQSIopcn$ ltrrnge GegIer blcp
Ierrpet ioo meget az 8ooeoltaocn@
@orQcre life merfroe itort I'll Den.
Oct or ogiaa Tibet |ian0innligt al
flerc Senrettelier nj pil fube Steo.
Oft bette ti1tpages Wtr. Iso1lltbs
iprioncnbe S~Jtbgribcn / De irife Nj
frrer.
Oqfao Ell on0en Sing frembppeS
lom ct 2papunft. Sir Gomaro Gar.
IcrL Den iItre "lrfroneoe 8onge AZ
Hitter, inbtaacr Ell meqct mere ior-
icnlig @oIbning emo Tor, % Der er
Sean iii, at ban og NntionoliItcrneS
8erer sSychn &cbntonb bolOer puo at
rarlne iiN binorlbelt.
90 iao ioor man "a ie, on oct
mi IpffcS I2niitb o0 HcOnpno %
Gcrion at ioo 0rocn i0ien i Den
irbiiltreoc irlfe Folitif.
8 oct opcmppntc brittle TorIo.
m~ertsrnsoe blcu Oct oplpit , at II
al &c irifc SprprSIebcrc in0iil ga par
blet henrettet, eftcrat De par o6lnt Ill
Oe6cn al arlQSrcttcn. Der Dor og-
iua to andre fom odr 6ontt ira Siuet,
% sc bIcp bcnrcttet Go9cn citer. Get
por Saur9 Gouonp, "0pror@or.
mecn8 @eueralfonmnunount" %
,Toha Wc0crmott. Get bar o0iQd
tioIiaere nrpet mehbeIt, at Gonollp
pnr herrcttct, men bette bar iciIag-
tiQt; ban bIep gunifc riqtigt osntt
til 9eoen Den 3oie Mai, men Dom.
men bEep life epfperet isr i SIRE.
bags.
Nernlcb bar ole Nooeote6erc FOR
net iritc Opror bpoct meo %ipct.
Gubpibcre bIcp oct opluit. al -
Feri ulrr hopoe faoet SrlgielSitrai
/ f~ortere cIler Irn0cre Serntiuer. 6
p0r 0pnt Ill Strnforbcine. oQ t,706
par ~6eportcrct I'll England.
lln0cr Npreret / SrlanO bIeu $50
Grille Trrioner 0rubt "a GA inaret.
@lunot Ntilitrrct pnr Wtun0efdloet
t24 brrbte "a 397 ioore0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Wanoen iom ieileoe
oper pr0rien.

Ssfalupio, Sans, Sen 12te Mai:
Gem Teppnrb. iom / SC aamle BIO
rcrooae tilbaeelagoe %cien tpers
oter Sc u~oItrafte Sletter / 9unias /
cr @ogn. iom ban bapoe ioripnet
rcS Cell. err aisaaet peo Ssoen /
lit Stem bcriteos. Eepparos "Seil.
roam" iiaes at bare pGret Den isrite,
ION aioroe Ell belbie &eiie OVERLAND,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
SIcm / Svoafrifa.

Iru Gape Somu / Sen Suouiri.
frnifc Union t~elcaraicre5 Sen 12tc
N}ai: @uu0reHer al Wemeiter er
busuiIoc iom 6sl9e al iopre 6lom-
me / Observation-Disclosures @inoii
100 Dierncitcr bar miiiet Sipe,, "a
Der er onrettet tor Gienoomsifooe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

rSrEnrp AS srooSp CLASS xArTxR JuNE ibTh 1908 At
rx Posr OFFICE At DnooEAR. Iowa. UHDEK THE AcI
81 Oossk xas OF MARCH 5. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

Tsar &c iprnssr fsres enbRriptipu. Iens
heIii Qoii. cher Sdrinrcisnira. Set er NIL
leri al 'ense lrfe peree l oluiuoeIlse Srere
% III ian life srre nuieariiee ior Tenss, iom
b!,r borte paa Seien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

Granger &c en- Spmaifine? "Sus.
5cnnen" er iaa COB iom nosen anoen
Sumaifine I'll ben bobbeIte Nris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
@ontantSaIa Chtcaao.
Speoepri,e. ttsrRieu,ae sner.

Ct. paul etmarfeD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

3ieMr 0tth Rp9amarfen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

Aaptcin @op-Go. iom par inf Ntt.
lltrrottad,c i MaihinQton, in0tiI han
G; Sen u~meritunifc HcGierinQ bIcp
crflrrct at pUrc "periouo non ara.
IA" "a ocrior blep hlemfolbt, cr a
Nciiercn blcu h"cforcrct rc0 Sen Nooc
Srna Sroen al treoie Nlnaic, ntco
Guc$ ira Berlin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Notwithstanding
ahs 81. maui aseam.r,.,

~es'temarfesst I Nisuaste.
Evening star., 1916-10-15

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Evening star., 1916-10-15
Some Poor Blind Folk Haze
Never Seen o. Miracle

IJERE is an important distinction that many people
overlook.
God made the world; but He doesn't make
your world.
He provides the raw materials and out of them every
selects what he wants and builds an individual
world for himself.
The fool looks the wealth of material provided,
and selects few plates of ham and eggs a few pairs
of trousers, few dollar bls-and is satisfied.
The wise man builds his world out of wonderful sun
SETS and thrilling experiences and the song of the stars
and romance and miracles
Nothing wonderful ever happens in the life of the
fool.
"A primrose by the rivers brim yellow primrose is
to him." and it is nothing more; electric light is SIM
ply an electric light telephone is only telephone
nothing unusual at all.
speck seed apparently dead and buried produce
beautiful yellow flower. He never lifts a telephone
receiver switches electric light without
tain feeling of awe.
And think what miracle it is, this harnessng OF
electricity to the service of man!
Who unless his of awe had grown blunt through
constant familiarity, would believe it?
The sun, the center of universe goes down behind
the western horizon l touch button, and presto! L
have called it back again-he is flooded again
with light.
rolls out its mighty of sound, and the sound
carries only few miles. But Ipuny speck upon
the face Of the EARTH lift little instrument; and
behold, my whisper is heard thousand miles away.
Prometheus stole fire from the gods and brought it
down to earth And for that crime the gods chained
him to lonely rock and sent huge bird to tear out
his vitals Each night the wound healed and each day
it torn open again
That the punishment of the who dared to
wrest away the richest treasure of the gods
But fire the treasure of the gods-has almost dis
appeared out of our daily life: it.
Do want heat? We press button: and TO- heat,
invisible silent, apervasive, flows into homes over
copper wire.
Do need power? We have but to press another
he
roadway Clothed in invincibe garments, they cleanse
homes, wash clothes, crank automobiles
do everything that taxed the strength of and
hurried women into old age
Don't let your life become prosac affair: don't let
familiarity with the marvels about you breed thought
lessness and contempt.
Let the fool build his world of mere food and drink
and clothes: you fashion yours out of marvellous expert
ences: furnish and decorate it with miracles
Exercise your mind in the wholesome activity of Won
DER train your soul to reverent awe.
If you had stood with Moses at the shore of the Red
Sea- and had it divide to let the children of Israel
pass you would have had difficulty in recognz-
ing that miracle.
But every night when the goes down, stands
in power-house in your city and throws switch, and
instantly the city and the country for miles around are
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-01
PERSONALS

Bruce T. Southern was here Satur-
day evening from Terra Alta.
Attorney r. o. Sutton returned last
evening from Charleston. where he
had been on important legal business
before the public service commission.
The Rev. John S. Stump, OF Park
ersburg, is a prominent Baptist min
lister In the city
Arthur W. Sheets was here Saturday
afternoon from Lost Creek
State Auditor John Sherman Darst,
Of Charleston, was city visitor Sat-
urday night
L. A. Mcvay. Of Charleroi. Pa. is
here on a visit TO Thomas Anderson
and other friends.
Mrs. H. D. Cutlip, Of huntsville, is
a visitor here.
The Rev. Wheeler Borgess., Baptist
missionary. is here from Philippi.
F. F. Jarrett Of Williamson, is in
the city.
II. H. Sutton, of Elkins, is a guest
at the Hotel Gore
II. B. Carpenter is here from Fair
mont.
]. c. Watson. Of PhiIippi is in the
city on a business visit.
WI F. DufIield, OF Petroleum, is a
visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. Wilson, Of
Charleston. are visitors in the city.
The Rev. J. 7. Carter, Episcopal rec
tor of Grafton, arrived here last even
ing to conduct service this morning
in Christ Episcopal church here.
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On Iron and Steel for Export
Until January 20 by Interstate
Commerce Commission.


WASHINGTON. Sept. 30-Freight
tariffs proposing increased rates on
iron and steel for export from Chica-
go, Pittsburg and other eastern cities
to Pacific coast points were suspend
ed by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission until January 20, next.
The increase would average ten
cents per hundred pounds from
Chicago and three cents from PITTS
burg.
The commissions action delays
pending investigation tho effective
ness Of the proposed increases which
would affect the great bulk OF the
iron and steel business going from
the East for export to Japanese. Rus-
sian and other ports, largely for war
purposes.
The roads whose tariffs are held up
include the Pennsylvania.
The manufacturers and shippers
Interested in this large traffic claim
that the railroads arc actuated with
a desire TO obtain a share OF the war
munitions profits.
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ATTITUDE OF WILSON
ASSATLED BY HUGHES
And Especially That Toward
the Development Of Ameri-
can Business Abroad.

BUFFALO, n. ". Sept. 30
Charles =. Hughes in spench at
jamestown late today and here to-
night, assailed the administration for
It's attitude toward the development
of American business abroad.
Mr. Hughes cited the failure OF
American bankers to obtain govern
ment support of their plan to partici-
pate in the proposed six-power loan
TO China and the administration s
Mexican policy, in support of his
attack.
1T is said by the administration
that they desire to open the door for
American enterprise" Mr.. Hughes
said. What is the inducement for
our merchants and business men to
go to foreign countries and engage
in American enterprise& If they and
their investments are treated as our
citizens and their property were per-
mItted to be treated in Mexico?
Proposed participation by AmerI-
can bankers in the loan to China was
characterized by Mr. Hughes as a
matter of great moment to the nation
because II permitted an opportunity
not only TO aid China, but to facili-
tate our trade
1T is a most regrettable thing that
anywhere mere partisan expedIency
should be gratified at the expense OF
the diplomatic intercourse of our ma
tlon.
I'VE cannot afford in the future to
have men Of second. third OF fourth
rate take the place OF men who are
known to have given many years
faithful diplomatic intercourse and
have acquired experience and training
Of the greatest value to this country"
Mr.. Hughes again cited santo DO
mingo as "A country to which the adj
ministration had sent men without ex-
perience to replace experts under
Republican administration to administer
an American trust"
The result was we had scandal .
Mr.. Hughes said. " man who was
utterly unfit who had been sent there
as minister was superseded by an-
other"