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A sergeant called us sharply to
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
FORMER LIGHT EXPERT OF
CLEVELAND HERE THIS NOON

y. ". ballard ~ cleveland, o., II an
Electrical engineer who proposed 70 the
then mayor Of Cleveland. Mr., Bsket, now
tho socretary of war, tho development n
municipal electric HIGHT plant NJ cleye'
land.
Mr. Ballard was made lighting commits
sionsr Of Cleveland and under his difec,
ton cteyeihnds light plant bas been Dr.
veidped
When Mayor Ijaksrs second term ~
office expired on January I of this year,
republican succeeded 10 the office, with
the result That change was made IN
tho management ~ the electric Hight
plant, Mr., Ballard stepping out,
Along IN November of Inst year. The
Federation Of United Improvement club
wrote Mr. Ballard, who waB then The
lighting commissioner Of Cleveland, ant
asked II he would not come 20 otnhhf
and toll the people how a-oent eloetrl,
Hight had been accomplished IN Clsye
land Mr., Ballard algnihed hls willing
ness 70 30 50, ana after several date
had been set for his visit, Il was ar
ranged that he should DO hero on Aprl
and T.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
Villa Slew Every
American He Found,
AS He Threatened

EL pAaO, Tex. April 2-1hs story 81
lie murder N three Americans, GER
man and an Enaliahman NJ hinDea WIS
brought herr today by Americans arriv-
Ing from Chlhuahun city and WIS he-
topted Or authentic ~ fcder6l Officials,
Tic bandits Victims we're BENJAMIN
gneli, nf, a. r. ateil lee tAndeAlsyt
Americans, Herman BlantenbefR o oors
man! Donald MeGfegor, also known ~
Bruce. british subject Two other
Americans. Henry Aekiin and Frank
Woods, we're ia Minaea ~ lie time hut
their fate u unknown. The news was
brought 10 chihuahua city by y ~
locke, Tho only American known 10 have
escaped the mnetaere
According 10 the story, villa captured
Ninaea, Guerrero and aon faldr0 last
Monday. Everywhere no went he mn
nouneed his intention NJ putting to death
every "afnRo" that fell Into bis hands.
md he carried out his intention. ~ far
M the Msxlcans were concerned the
bandit promised safety 10 ali those who
dld not take 40 arms against him NO
quarter wna shown 10 the cnrrnn2lstn
troops who attempted 10 resist him
There were numerous reports IN ~
Pnso today that villa WAS alfeady cap
tgred some Of theae we're very cir
cumstantlni but not ono " them was
capable Of notification Tho wish being
father 20 the though, was apparently
the basis for most u the stories
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
Deny Harris New
Hearing Of Libel
Suit Against Bee

Judge Guy n. Graves ~ pender Yss'ef'
day afternoon oVsfruied the motion N
district court for new trial 10 the
tg0.eg ilbel sun brought against The Bee
bY Mr.. Meyer Harris, which be had
tried, The Jury m the aaAa hsd qlloky
found for The defendant after y tflai IN
which The truth NJ publication WIS
Bis6ded.
THE iiaffls suit grew ogt N m account
0f The arrest N Mrs. iiafFis bBd her bus
band ~ the Om8ha police, charged vim
he tbeft ~ diamond ring from q f9un'
Oh BUFF tsWsirY establishment the
husband SUED The ties ale6 for HIS sum,
but fGf reasons best known ~ himaeB
through his attgfBsy. m6Tsa ~ dlsmia
sal Damage suits telailiDs N11 have
been brought by tb9 HAIRLESS 70 secure
balm FOR their aren't One ~ these SUITS
waa Instituted M couHeH Bluffs against
tbe ieWeief u feW days bsfote the sxpifa'
fi0n ~ the statute ~ limitations, 8nd II n
stilt psndiHa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
Senate Debates the
Army Increase Bill
Through Whole Day

wAsHINToN. April 2-Tho senate
debated the army increase bill again al
yesterday without any indication ~
10 when work would begin on The mass
Of pending amendments. As yet Senator
Chamberlain. chairman OF the military
committee, has made no effort TO limit
general discussion which hogan yehters
day and Il probably will continue saseral
days At least before amendments are
taken up,
Senator norah told the senate he had
found an inAnrmountahle constitutional
barrier against the proposal IN the hill
for LIBERALIZATION OF the National Guard
Ito gave many legal citations 10 support
his contention that under the conalitus
ton congress- has no power 20 entafe
tho discipline It has authority 70 pre-
scribe.
senator cummina and Senator Lewis
SHARPLY disagreed with Senator horah'
senator Lewis attacked the senate bill
nroyialon Tor force OF federal volun
teefs, SAYING II was aimed At the Ma
,lonal Guard and would destroy It u
enacted
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
Zeppelin Comes Down Like Sick
Bird, Says Sailor Seeing Descent

The asa yas smooth and the Bight waF
clear though dark, 10 the trawier Wa
able 70 take aboard wounded ~ well ~
unwauudtd Some u The crew we're ~
The Top M tbe balloon while the wounded
ana their attendants remained N the
buckets below,
After al the survivors we're aboard the
Olgihs, the Grew gf the traWler attached
o cable ~ The Zeppelin N tho hope mat
thfy Would ~ able 70 bring ne prize
10 port. Bon towing was ditne5lt - the
aitshlp had broken IN two. ~ endH
stuck 10 IN the air While the middle Soc
tlon naa wel down In he waier After
making ADout tw0 miles the Zeppelin
became entirely HaterlOgKsd.
The divine IL engaged N patrol duty.
ana fieutsnant AAeklntosh tfanffsffe9
bis prisoners 10 destroyer 3nd ashih
put eut ~ Aea,
The destroyer brought The 0ermnhh ~
Bbeefpess 10 report ana proceeded WIN
tha prisoners 70 Chatham, where ~"
wounded we're placed IN q hospital
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
Exhibitors Crowd
The London Fair

(corrae p0BdaHe6 0f Tho Associated itfss1
pAHi8 hareb n TIE new Lyo y
F6nbo falf " ieb opahod Nawh : has
4 total ot 40 eghbitofa ahd r. vests heYe
been feeelyed ffom mgro than ao houses
fhhi ogBnot b. giPsn gpaee.
The fgiF is no. no = position W ~
usnat ~ ~ ~ the N ~, be- % ~ taffa
VIII 10 ofhrE IL n N attract Iae sight
SCR n u intended only f7f bu.iuea'
men who want either - buy ~ ~ fs'l.
There afe 10 exhibitors from ibe ghi }
ffatfH, because fhefe was mt TINE for
arfanRemenis, but n " hoped tbat Amer
ipa viii be represented IN another gsnf
Tts exhibitors include nm Lg0ns b6hhes'
seventy fizhf from Nv tzenand twenty
nine Italian, elaton English, two Gins
dlan one aBaHlab, cna Russian and one
fgin lf0liabd 1ae HB8fe is i1@ep ~
entirely Wy serious bran hes ~ inlustry
snd commerce such Ms INN, steel
mechanical md electrical Installations
automobiles, hardware, fpbDer, ie2tiles,
hats, abres, lsaibep cbemleaia dyes and
paper The fair Il held Along mo q1aY'
" the Rbobe ln specially constructed pins
exposition rooms,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
Mrs, Horton Looming Larger in Waite Case

Mrs Margaret Horton. The mystery
woman" Ia the case " Dr. Arthur War
rem waite. accused u poisoning his
wealthy father-ln.law. John u Peck.
looms daily In n larger light " the de-
yelopments at the district attorneys Of
flee of New York,
The district attorney has announced
himself ~ far from Satisfied with Mrs
Margaret Horizons story of her meet
lng with DR. Waite. lie declares htu=
aelf 20 be still uneonyinced that Mrs
Horton. the "myatfrg woman" met the
dentist IN exoctly the accidental mannW
che claims ...r
one Of the most peculiar angles N the
case IL lhe attitude ~ Horton The buHs
band, IN hRb. pitched voice, affirms his
Loyalty 10 the dove" He said he was
perfectly willing for her 10 bring Whit
comfort she can to waite n liza Prison
room
I'VE haven't gotten square deal from
our aueatlonora he said
we have told the district attorney
everything. ana our testimony, ~ given
out IL distorted distorted 10 the sense
that the statements ARE published Win
meanings We DID not intend 10 convey.
WI have nothing 10 fear
What my wife and I should have
done sas 10 have left tho atBte when
this matiof frat came 70 life We have
told everything. repeat and stu they
0fe not satisfied. We are Htiii forced
10 bear np under p6fk ~ lies"
Tho ebeckofcd career ~ Horton WIS
source Of interest 70 the authorities.
Court records show he WINS declared q
bankrupt during Christmas week last.
This was The period during which Mrs.
Horton claims % have fret met Waite.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
ID. P. ENGINEER SAYS
"1T IS WONDERFUL"
Gives Men and Women
"steam" TO Accomplish =
Their Hearts Desires.
wIDEMAN'S STORY INTERESTS

Thousands VI people IN Omaha mo"
Mr.. A. y, Wideman, engineer on ths
Union pncifie raiifaad. he lives ~ ble
south Twenty second street, Omaha lis
IN a solid, substantial man who 10 noted
fgr his precision ~ speech.
Mr.. Widoman IL tie real power bohind
. great railroad engine. lie performs ne
sumo service for tie engine That Tanlae
performs FOR the human bpdy
Mr WIdeman does not actually supply
dde power. N course, but be supplies The
DfaIns, without Nhieh mat great mass
NJ whsols 500 yalRss would De- - uso
less bs . scrip heap
THnlne DOES not sWsply lfe bat n fur
dishes AeuWtg ~ The vital organs, mat
,oftef enables them "a pf0iuee NE
mn WidemnH ~ q vety Road friend Of
Taniac TOO lie tells Tie story best IN
lis own words
- suffered from constipation, liver ana
stomach trouble f9r zen Yeafs, Two
months ago / BemtY had Ea8tfitls When
I had d bilious attaoA ! W0uid nearly fall
over ana couldn't Wink I got 80 nervous
tb0t ageH tho ring ~ The telephone bell
would mako me jump, vent 10 the
springs tWica FOR my health.
"iGDaily ! INV Tgplan advertised ana
not bottle
"Aftef taking Tahlac fglt altogether
different Gldn't have bioatlng apd my
appetite returned. Thulac did mo more
R0Od Than anything I ever took n sufo
" R00d fof NY Kidneys, n ~ n wonder
WORKER ana I nm glad - recommend Il
for ! meyer fslt beftef IN my llfa than 1
~ B0W4
Tonlas IN beiuR specially introduced IN
Omaha NJ tie Sherman 4 IecouBelia
drug store, HlEteeHth aDd b0dFe streets.
1anae may BE- obtained IN Henson Ut
me- Behilief, ieaitls Drug atore, HpfinEs
neid, ~ FloReubaGm, Weeping water.
Mayer Drug cO3 Nebraska cry, Henry
Fcbwata n Coi Auburn H. H. bort Asb-
lam. w. ~ Cone, Iaitn0, n - rlieh,
| Fremont g.frodmieksoB Drug
ffwe5 OpklbDd, So ., fiardiBK n gon.
Garrison, w. g. Kgza, Columbus. Purity
Drug Store Monroe, fnlra Pharm6fYi
Madison. ~, w. Buffis Niokefsop, Young
h MnFie Fullerton, Griffin Bros :
Broken How, ~ H. Lse, Unadllla, Frank
a. Lincoln. Advertisements
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

sIfEEHMENa. Enmsnd. April 2~credit
for feseulnR The survivors ~ the Zeppelin
LIS belongs 70 the scouting tfawlHf
Divine. commanded ~ Lieutenant WIN
lam ~. MAokintosb, royal nayai 70
serve, but naval men freely coneede mat
the credit Tor bringing fba Zeppelin down
belongs 10 one ~ the land batteries.
which may be described ~ stationed IN
On eayhrh county
Thg Zeppelin came down IN The bfood
mouth N The Thames soon after 0'eloek
Saturday morning. That streteh ~ va
TER. ~ we'll - The adjoining coast
waters, gNarms vim DaifoliiDg craft
Jha alrships b8ek hsd been broken ny
Runfire, ~ E6h1OlsH Wefh ra1led WIN
shfapnsi bullets BeVafat ~ We rev
we're badiv wounded. re commander
had sufficient confidence IN The human
~ N British sailors ~ send on Hift
lsss signals n distress.
"fhs came down Ike q sick hfd. Hop
ping ~ both ends, as n theI we're
wings" f8id n aallor who Wltnspse1 tne
deaeant NJ the HepD6lin.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
DR.. HARMON SAYS NATIONS
ARE FOUNDED ON RELIGION

we ara efficient today, but are not
sufficient" said Dr. A, D. Harmon IN a
lecture on "1'he New Social and polit-
teal skyline az the First Christian
church Friday evening.
THE development o. natlona n founded
on religion, the home and commerce, ana
the most important Of these IL religion
china has been held back by her religion,
while the Christian nationa have been ad
vhneed BY thrlFs."
nr Harmon was formerly pastor Of
tho FIRST Christian church here and IA
now about 20 begin his work as successor
10 Chancellor Alnswofih &C cotnef uni
vataiiy. An informal reception was
rendered him following the lecture.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
Omaha B'nai Birth
Marks Anniversary
Here Next Sunday

Mckinley lodge Of nnal Birth win hold
rs sixteenth anniversary celebration on
Sunday, April 9, NJ tho ilennhnw hotel
signund Livingston head Of the nnai
hfiih Antl+llefnpatlon league. viii be-
he epest Of honor and will deliver an
address on the work this league Is doing
N preventing the defamation o. the Jew
" newspapers magazines, thcatrra. etc
The day viii commence with an auto
tour ihronehoui the city an n'na Birth
memhors are invited 10 participate There
WI he enough machines for all The
start viii IL from this llenshaW hotel
a. aso q. N.
The banquet will take place at bN
n. sharp ~ the nenshaw hotel NJ.
LIVINGSTON wiil deliver his address al tins
hehnept This will ~ followed by i ape.
eiel Performance which the committee
has arFsnssa a. a surprise, psnclns sill
feilaw
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
MOTHERS, DO THIS
When the Children Cough, Rub
MusterOIe on TiuOafs
and Chests

No telling how soon tho symptoms may
develop ~ Group. or worse. And tbfHs
when you're glad you have . jar NJ Nths
TEHoLE ~ hand 10 Rive prompt, aufe
relief II does not blister
A. first ald and certain remedy
there's nothing Ike MrsTEnOLE. g.-2ps
sanda n mothers know II. You BhNlf
Keep n jar In the house.
n Is Il remedy for adults too. Relieves
soro Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsllltls Group
sur Neck, Asthma NeInlgia, llaad-
ache. Congestion, Pleunay, fsheumatisn,
Lumbago Pains and Aches of Rack or
Joints. spralns, fore Muscles chllblniua,
Frosted Feet and Colds Of the Ghost &c
often prevents pneumonia
At your druggists, IN 2ae and tOc Jars,
and aporiai large hospital alzo for $40
Re sure you get the genuine MUS
TEROLE Refuse lmitauons-got what
you ask for Tho Mu5terole Company.
Cleveland Ohio
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
SCHOOL WORK AND
SCHOOL CHILDREN
tcanIInned from Zoo ono J

Continued from Page one)
lem. "A fond runs on two sides Of n
square i0.acro field. IN going from one
corner to the diagonally opposite corner
how much win be saved ~ going In n
straight line, rather than ny following
the road Just one child IN the county
solved the problem correctly. yet oven
though this principal ~ mathematics n
mentioned on pages 81 Y ~ the Course
OF Study. 7 cannot feel that the other las
should be clnaEed aa failures because OF
their inability to arrive AZ a correct so
luton. or that their usefulness aa future
citizens of the state would be seriously
ieopnfdlged by their failure TO figure
out 10 the fraction Of rod the exact
distance saved In this case.
Other citations might be given. but 7
feel that the above bfo sufficient TO prove
my assertion that we are expecting too
much Of pupils whose reasoning faculties
are not set developed aud whose range Of
experience II NOT sufficient 10 warrant
an intelligent treatment o. The subjects
with which We expect them to deal.
share Of The Teachers,
IN order that YOU may understand my
position. permit ME 20 quote from ynHf
letter REGARDING Tho uao II the coutae
~ study Whom yau remember that alt
~ these questions which YOU mentioned
10 the Newspaper correspondent game
directly from Yois Course " study which
your teachers are supposed "a he teach
ing, and which Ynns a. county super
intendant arc supposed 90 supervise, thh
criticism does NOS seem to bo well
founded
'Aa you will notice hy fetrrtinE "a
the enclosed circular lcitera a. teachers
We are endea,oflns % fullaw lhc coufse
~ Riuas in ibis fahuty nat ueNeasafllt
lWeanse We lnhnfap lt hUt hfeAWtn tht
law reauirs q Ant nav CRITICISM ef tnt
questions e n9t thsl ines atp taken
from saihH pthef aautta thaH ih's ufi
lNaled maHNhl Hai hat the wafh sA oat.
lmt iaa ilh it HWd mah ~ n Wa'
NJ WINS pllA tht plnl GAS tread NJ ata.
ataH
MN plea % ihat We ara nei mskiuz
iha tNaat Rf nHr rbaHttpHai aAsanta -
Nheh ms AFe htmsniina En- taS NhiiAfaF
Z sisHAat1s az NFkh tNgs ahnM atisla
kHA - iniHs sFs nests llns ihe -
fsuiiais 81 pfatisl eiHfata.a such q
ela ui iham iaf ths aftlnan vaits q
] tfe
MI anriaalaR lst Ha sAV thht u i
H0i ms shh g. q ia saY santa t't'ei =
iR thess h.fhsf q kNlhaHts nei ie IS
sAns - HNpraiess siinata m ina
matter NV @e a. el8ta sha Wnt ~
HslleisFe'eNtA Ave- afaea Hlfa the satu0
slm "a fisv tast ~ eiNaT anN usau
pfeetleal stsfslleu 80 iha hssa anA slgu
af NahssasR Aeff tNHif FeHfa
EANhtM atffttNAs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

CONTINUED from Page ono)
make detailed report NJ The engage.
mont Nor vas any vord received from
Colonel Dodd aith0uRh service ~ the
army wireless station here. interrupted
by climatic conditions, vas resumed 10
day
No Details Received.
Military headquarters here made this
statement
mo details Of the engagement have
been received Tho only messages re-
coIyed from the south we're ~ purely
routine nature nnd IN none ~ them was
the engagement mentioned"
Other Information received indicated,
however. that there IA stu much doubt
~ the American field headquarters
whether tho bandit ehieftain was with
his forces during the engagement One
report given much credonce vas that
villa sustained the wounds which broks
ha leg and shattered he hip bone N The
attack made on the carranza garrison
At the town NJ Guerrero, March ~ and
that Che lender waa carried away by .
few chosen followers In a jolllnB wagon
20 secret hldins place IN tho mountain
wildernoss around Guerrero.
Although the pursuit by the Americans
In a new eHpariente for wills, ono he
has never met In all his years Of guerilla
warfare. army men here ars not in
ollnsd 10 minimize the task before Col
onel Dodd Tho Guerrero district ~
which villa. with price on his head.
was able for eight pears 70 escape caps
ture by Porfr1o Dlazs ruralea. abound
ing Ms II does, IN caves, canyons nnd al
most impossible mountain trails, all
acrconed from the eyes of air scouts
by heavy growths Of mountain pines, u
admittedly one Of the most Isolated
regions IN Mexico and the one N which
tho bandit has Tho largest number Of
friends
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
No puffed-up, burning, tender,
aching feet-no corns
or callouses.

"Tlz" makes sore, burning, tired feet
fairly dance with delight Away 90 the
aches ana pains the carna, callouseH,
hliaiern. bun0us and ehllblaina
"Tiz7 draws ont the acids and polhana
that puff W your feet SO matter how
hard You work, hnV long you dance, how
far gan walk, or how long you rmain on
your feet. "Tiz" brlnea fralful foot com
f0ft, "Ilg' Is magical, grand wonder
mi Tor tired. aching swollen amaftlns
feet. An hoW comfortable, how harry
you feel Your feet iust tingio fot 10y,
shoes never hurt on aoom tight
Get ESQ hos " "Tiz' now from
any drlaglat or department store End
fool torture forever wear smaller shoes,
keep your fnet fresh sweet and happy
Juat thinh q whole years foot famteti
Tor only N cents
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
Bryan to Get Use Of
Liederkranz Hall

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aprj 2.-fepes
call Telegram Not only did the pro-
posed protest BY few members against
tho roBtai NJ the LlsdefbfaBz auditorium
Tor W. !. nryan's prohibition address
N next Wednesday evening moi avail
but resolution endorsing che action II
The officers Wns adopted.
The resolution declared Tint The policy
~ the past permitting 81 reputable of,
Ranlzauobs and propsgandiata The gse N
the largo auditorium shall be- continued
and tho adoption WIS ~ an oyerWbeini'
ing vots, Mr. Bfyn Will, therefore, not
only MT 10 barred from ibis hell, bot
VIII be shown every usual courtesy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
SOCIALIST SUGGESTS AL
SOLDIERS START A STRIKE

0ttagov scotland AFJh ! fant 80
aHaa uuief affaai m Eanhrfll'n s'te
ias mgte "a ibs tdo mHaNlaHe Neth'
80 vsFe ptHswtsa tstrfdaF im WAt We
rafe ~ tah aafl Sc FitnhNfsh 90
.tafses ueasf ths AsisHee e tta ttalh
t tts antis iehh ~ hen q
6ilszsi n have fusA va HaHfiWn uefs
sfs y rs daau jhrlf teplf 'sflsftas
ttsf ti ihs british salalaga alsa laA Aasn
fhaF afns ta esa ,sfiam she lflHsa ~
maaA fvilas ibelg eNaHpNe e ltFf sRss
NJ USED W ihH SAT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
War Stops Italy's
Market for Marble

Correspondence Of The Associated pressj
ROME, March a-sWar has hlt very
hard the Alpi Apuani district. especially
in the neighborhood Of Carrra, where
Italy'a finest marble il auarricd. France
and belgium were italy's best customers
for marble before the war. Germany be-
ing close third and England fourth,
There has been no expectation 10 France,
Belgium and Germany for over u year,
md now II In announced that England
has decided not 10 allow any further Inn
p0rtntion of this type ~ luxury,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

Thrown head first 10 the ground while
iHEi0n "a, james Quick, ~ years Oh,
became UNCONSCIOUS, .......
lIe bad I'm his hope N the AFTERNOON
f0r Trip ~ n Bearby store, ma yum
ward 8t uiVhf they found the horse
Menlbere declared they heard n paving
F9iiGWina the road, they found Quick
unconscious ma nearly frozen ~ dfetH
aphilBdeipbih Record.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
INSURANCE COMPANIES
MADE GOOD ESTIMATE

Correspondence NJ the Associated rreasl
LONDON, Feb. - Careful Inquiries
seem 20 show that for the most part In
surnnce companies have been well within
their estimate of what tho war waa lihely
20 cost them. the average amount OK
pended being about n per cent Of that
estimated Considering the gtoat number
~ men who may BE- expected 70 have IN
aurcd their lives wha AZ present are flghts
ne the figure 10 not high onei bat Il
Ia noticed that the COMPANIES are carry
ms large sums IA reserve.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

features ~ the Work viii be fnlnrsns
II fhs Dre.msdle work. Courses W9na
This line including vertebrate ah9iomf
z0ol6ey, botany, ehemstfy aDd phyflas
viii be offered,
Besides tie presmadle work many other
college branehea, especially language,
viii be taught 10 meet tltn demand 81
high school students Wishing 10 hhbe
w credits Humbor ~ academic
branches VIII be offered Unfolding Eng
jlsh, German, Latin, Ffeneh maiheda'
Ties, history hnd seiepes,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
Army Secures Over
Two Thousand Men

WASHINGTON April a-sinoe recruit.
Inc was hosun 70 seepFe The sls" needed
"a bring the army ~ g. MAXIMUM
s,gensth agA haa bfru afgertsd from
xNa applylns san francisco, chieaao
ana N0s York lei 10 lhs namher ot Fe'
rridts app2lns w1h tl g and ta fes. y
titsly fNo numttrs aeeepiea Nefr en-
caan. s San ltsnelaeo. a. AMI Ne~
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
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