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Evening journal., 1916-01-22

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Evening journal., 1916-01-22
Montenegro and The War

CFrom the New York Trlbune)
Evening journal., 1916-01-22

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
Dilemma Of the Dutch

Hollands situation just now il most nm
pleasant, from whatever angle IT Ii Viewed. The
Dutch have seriously Etriyen 10 maintain the
strictest Of neutrality, and generally this has
been respected BY the belllgcrente. Recent de-
yelopments have been such a. 10 change the
aspect Of the situation materially. and 10 greatly
increase the difficulty Of Hollands position.
Germany fully understands It's exposed condition
along the Dutch frontier. both Of Germany and
Belgium, and Iatsiy has besn active in making
greater preparation for the defense Of this
front II any EFFICIENCY Of the war should make II
necessary. The Tubantia incident was seized
upon by the Entente Allies 10 urge Hollands
participation In the war. and the suspicion or
this possibility has accustomed swifter action by
Germany for defense. II il reported that the
Inhabitants from zone Of considerable wdta
have been removed by the Germans. that troop
rovements may DO unhampored by the presence
o. civilians. Renewed assurances OF respect
for the neutrality Of Holland. coming from all
the bellgerents. have not served 10 allay Dutch
apprehension in the face Of visible military
preparation. The dilemma OF the Dutch IN
more serious today than At any time since the
war commenced.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

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haam ie~n haa spfahs 70 aimesi over niskt : sfum.
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lhs htaie " slaha. halt wAf a. ih# esiiins AMI IA
lhe ssiIr wAtFhss " ihs nlshl ~ MY Awsks ana liz
tfHta N ha HRssi Demonstration " rlss aHd fans,
snaglas that has sysf hssn tls fsn - hssf
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sss aiFHrs ffem t. swsF dash NJ stalls n heard
vets FNftsha, Neefhf
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
Thirty Years Ago
This Day in Omaha


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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
Country II Pull Of villas.

One u the really engaging features Of the
campaign IN Mexico II tho ubiquity Of paneb0
villa. This delightful outleg II showing DUAL
~ Of elugiyeness, an ability 10 simultaneously
be IN several widely separated places, such ~
stamps him ~ ujtra~Drotean, 10 eay the least.
u may be that this peculiar personal trait ~ In
some degree the secret Of his military success.
TO one IN some measure familiar with the
facts, u seems chiefly 70 be- due 10 racial trait
Of the Deon This fellow N not only intensely
loyal TO whomsoeyer be gives fealty, unreaeon-
Ing In his attachment and unqueetioning IN bis
devotion, but he II liar of such gifts az de-
serve place among the worlds most accom-
Dlished prcvaricators. Ills qualifications for ln-
yention and his ability 10 avoid telling the truth
would win him great distinction ~ o diplomat
He lies no easily, 70 gracefully and 30 conyinc-
lngly as 10 make him a most effective agent for
misleading the pursuit OF tho fleeing bandit,
and this ~ proving o most serious factor in
General pershlng's problem. Truth lies ut the
bottom of very deep well In northern Mexico
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

Bridgeport Kews.Hlads' The sentiment among
Asbfaska newspapers has grown 10 strong in favor
o. Hughes for the presidency that campaign Of N.
sirucon 70 the voters Will soon be begun showing how
10 write In tbs name Of this on the ballot prop
cry u II not reflection on the intelligence OF the
voters but will be simply calling their attention %
the correct way n expressing their choice 40 that
u cannot be niarsUessnted or aunnllsd There II
little doubt but that Hughes II the choice II pracn
cally al of the republicans or the state WHO have
given The matter deep consideration and since ballot
Ing has become technical matter. II Will be- neces
sary 70 be very careful IN writing in the name and
marking The ballot correctly Mr., Hughes viii moi
be an active candidate and the themselves must
take the Initiative 10 the extent of taking the trouble
TO get heIr ballots exactly rght Al Of thia viii ap-
peal 10 republicans who DO not like brass band eand
dates ana tho voters viii doubt be glad 10 axar+
elsa tho proper amount Of care In helping 10 select
he man who seems now 10 be The best candidate
with whom 10 defeat democracy next fail WIN
iiuEhes 70 lead ua. we can look forward hopefully
a. victory
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
Twice Told Tales


ufayoa and Wayne ladies u the chorus we're -
day car making the Wheeling sto.c Cleveland jump.
somewhat surrounded BY masa N sunday papees
with eoipfed sections
Presently dfayce ahsiained fFom froliekins with bar
sum toF few seconds and said "faok here sifs
SUI professor ! ausss -saga that in = th0usand
years there wen't 10 any blondes 10 ths weFla
"iium said MaSms. ahd went on feaalnE a starb,
~ man "a dyson hsh, Who has hause hlln uut
~ land turtle shells
Yes whal a. yun thlns ~ nF Fsipinsd nrayca
WIZ heN does be tnaw thse vent - anf afls
A'eFfs one Thousand yssrs fFVm nsS So olumhus ne
palFh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
More Pan.AmerIoanism

Another Ail-American conference has Just
opened At Buenoa Ayren. the United ataiaa GOV
eminent being represented by Secretary Me-
Adoo Of tho Treasury department, and Paul
warbufE. haad Of the Federal Heaerva bank
board. while tho program Of the present soa.
sion has TO do with the adjustment Of criminal
laws between tho eountriea. itn general effect
will ba 10 weld atin more closely the inloreatA
of the nations Of tho New World. Tho lnflus
ehea Of these EatheFinGa. coming down through
the last three decAdea Ii Inevitably 10 tho
establishment " better relations between tho
American nations, and 10 strengthen the com.
munllf ~ purpose that moves them, ID will
also increase The responsibility " each In tho
ether, and In this gay IA hound 10 add IN the
Importance ~ tho MonFee doctrine cltrums
STANCES that can eaallY be fuseaean a. follow
las the making ~ peace In Europe elll fer.
tainf put the Mantpn deeiflha % tsst sueh AZ
Y has nei sustained STARE that lime when the
knFnpean alliance, iallesins lha dawnfau VI
Nspolean, made iu enuhdauoh imperative
THIS leads 10 hNl enc rHd NltheT lhe unlted
States must b Feaaf d Fand ~ The ManFae
haflilap, ~ raH Ameflssnlsm mntl tall
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

The rising tide Of republican sentiment for
Charles H. Hughes for president Ia visible
everywhere, and nowhere moro nOtlcecabIy than
II Nebraska Justice Hughes IN recognized ~
the man who, above all others, would command
the united support Of the different clements 81
tbe party, 70 ray nothing of possessing pre-
cfoinently The qualifications desired in presls
dent.
The plan 10 write IN" the name of Charles H.
Hughes, on our primary ballot therefore ~ meet
Ing with almost universal approval, although
with emphasis on the immensely ~ the task
and the difficulty Of getting the voter 70 write
Il IN the blank line correctly snd ALSO 10 put
the cross mark On The square opposite.
But why, 10 Nebraska where oil save rsc.
tionel percentage read and write and keep IN.
formed NJ what n going on, IN not the inteili-
genco of the average voter equal 10 this task7
-Four years ago witnessed The first trial Of our
presidential preference Law and the result IL
Df0of conclusive that the ignofent vote IN negil.
gble. In the 1914 primary four names we're
printed on me republican ballot, namely,
Roosevelt" TAFT I'm Toilette" AMI Ross"
tho last named, "hoss,P being an unknown
political adyentnref, for whom no one could
have voted Intentionally. According 10 The of-
fetal figures the total number of republican
votes cast for president In that primary was
77,6ze, of which "H0es" received 500, Or only
thresfourtbs Of one per cent n the gots for
ROM represented, ae n obviously ala.
wholly accidental or ignorant vote, and an equal
number Of such accidental yotee n credited 10
each Of the other three candidates, the total
ignorant vote was less than 1900, out Of a
grand total of 7l,6zg.
These figures afs calculated ~ inspj
faith In the lntslliRence Of tbe rank ana file
" Nebraska republicans ana 10 make IN be-
Ilsye that oil that IL needed 10 register . pres-
Dental preference for Charles &C. Hughes IN 10
make tbs voter realize the present situation
and show him how 10 write II In"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
wEARYM' FOR You

q stanton ~ Atlanta Constitution
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
Tips on Home Topics

Boston Transcript; What does r. Cole.
man DH pont think his presidential boom
Is dis 10, spontaneous combustion or an
outside expl0slon7
Detroit Free Prossi a democrat IN In
diana has reached the age Of iN But
who wants to live 10 i0s II he has 70 be
democrat 70 DO it7
Cleveland Plain Dealer The man who
claims he can increase the Yield Of gaso.
line thfee-foid should realize that this IL
no lime 20 stop and talk about e.
baltimore American. Ths onetsrm
plank has bobbed Up IN congress This
IL courageous. considering the treatment
II has received IN the house Of liz friends
Chicago Herald; The hardships Of the
chase Of villa are somewhat alleyiated
By The fact that he has spent a large
part u his life about four Jumps ahead
Of the officers OF tbs law
Louisville courier.Jourpal. The aver,
age adult lnhalss one gallon Of air a min.
ute. lie inhaiea Il lot when the giri
Or hiR dreams IL telling him Hhs would
not lei ths alimness OF his income stand
IN the way Of their happiness, iIe inhalea
II cold whsn be ventures a timid opin-
lon that the " hat IL more becoming 20
hls wife than the 80 one, and more
suited to Our circumstance"
Springfield Republican, Uncle Jos
Cannon furnishes the Interesting lnforma-
lion. which be says u took the census
bureau two month"; TO get for him. that
onig forlyrnlne out u 100 Of the voters
who cast their ballots Al the presidential
election IN ias are sllll living Twenty
fears Il Ions Tins IN tie history ~
political parties Mf Bryan himself has
changed a Eood deal since that nemor
Fabla year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
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1onsAtf fHsa A1mDgis AnaiFnu0ns
CENTRAL CITY, ssb., April 4JTo ths
Editor " The Bee The republicans Of
his nv are very much Impressed With
the e2tfeme modssiy N Mr.. Aidrieh. can.
di1Ate for United States senator 10 the
article published IN the state Journal
yssterdg1 M Aioreb seys
n The Nebraska republicans want
senator Wh0 y merely a pis dispenser Or
who makes his chief bus ness 10 make
70 NBeHies h order thai HE fences may b.
~ proper ahaDs for The Subsequent bust
hfss ~ political healink. thsn Gpsy gh0Jif
not vote f0F me. FOR I don't mesa sure 20
~ that sort ~ requirement n, On the
contrary, u N resi- WDfS W the Interests
~ me people th6t IN the thing wanted
my idea j. that T. Aldrieh, nm the mar
FOR ne The Job,
How IL ttst Tor nodssty7 n IL quite
evident thot Mr. Aidncb has 81 least ons
sdmirer IN tbe state, and that Gentleman
u M Aidfich himself SIR AldrIeh
should corfeet bis figures N speech. ~
n t5e first time W. ever heard on heal.
inR . political fence" We have heard
u healing pigs, chickens, horses ana hu-
man beings bot never before 81 heal
tpg . fence" Just how M. Aldrioh pro-
boses 70 heal hls fenees' 10 does not
state, Whether ~ IL 70 be- done with
paint, nails or batbs0 wire he does not
suggest H. H. SWEET.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
MssIeo

YORK, Efb,, April ITO the Editor Of
The Bee. A. M. JanEdale has taken
exceptions 10 my article, and does not
seem 70 get mI viewpoint, he takes Il
10 are Justified for going into Mexico
after wis because he came over here
and killed seventeen ~ our people. Well,
II hist IN sufficient reason thsn We have
no business IN there 81 oil lie over
looks the fact that No went into MEXICO
first ana Killed nearly ~ many as via
1i1, snd wounded nany mots, and now
his 0wn doctrine applied 10 MEXICO gives
villa The ught 70 come over here ana
90 that very thing. and Inst ought 10
Close tho entire incident.
Then we are told Ne are not fighting
Nsxieo but Just running down bandit
With Msxioo's consent Nav who IL Mex.
io07 N he viii inform himself he viii
nnd We came very near giving our sup
port 10 villa instead Of carraDza Bat
nov while The United states has rseog.
nizsd him AMI his following az a dsfaeto
government lss have few otbsrsj,
Ebglsnd has not yet been abls 10 see In
him AMI his movements even an efnbryo
government This very incident Of Villas
Il added proof that Mexico docs not yet
have rsai government What would
Mr. LsnKdaIe think n Mexico wsA 10
come over here 70 run down one Of our
own bandits. am sure be would join
ma IN telling AsyicO whore 10 head IN ~.
Then he says soms things about, n 1
lived down there I would change my
mind, but he II mistaken again. In the
first places. I would not I've there Tor
several reasons, ana that IL one of them,
but we're II my lot 10 10 10, would hold.
that Va made desperate mistake when
We struck the first Hex by taking vsra
Cruz, snd thereby made very bad mat
Ter much worse 7 am sure W. could
bsgs saved ourselves lots Of trouble as
we'll ~ lots N credit ny staying ont.
sOw The outcome IL 70 IN the afr 90 far
~ credit or honor IL concerned.
Thrice armed IA he whose fight IN
Just" snd Pat says, IN yseg Will fight
Ys'il be- hf" But We ars In, Jst Mr..
Lang6aIo help ~ out while the rest OF
~ ny 10 point others IN better ways
before next time comes. 18th thanks 70
the editor. n. POPE,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
p,s.., wen-s.s.on.a s.nnmsn,.

Hsarnev Hub, The Nation ana the New Yofk
Evening post recently conducted poll N presidential
sfetsBoss covering most ~ fhe statss, their read
sn being asked whom they supported In 1919 an1
whom thy fsYor IN 1915 ~ replies received i.t@
voted for Wilson in isz sDd t1s are fof Wilson nan
Among republican candidates Hughes leads with ~
Hoot has ~, TAFT ~, Burton N. AMI various lesser
polls Icssyelt has 25, which IN nomnaliy nm equiYa.
lent N republican second ohoies An analysis N Tho
retDTS sbows that not only has President Wilson not
gansh IN strength but Inst the democratic party ~
minority party.
The pDrposs ~ this showing IL 70 call attention 10
ths vhsspfsa1 sentiment for Hughes which fl not
"e0oked ~ affair IN Nebraska but N u pretty well
seaeonsd sentiment throughout me United statsa
Directly IN point n IN editorial IN tbe H. Louis
0iobesDsmocrat entitled "aOt Hughes the Judge
which should b. read ~ sysrY voter ~ Nebraska
where the preference ballot affords opportunity 10
wnte the nams on tho ballot. Hughes was IN line
for DfetidsBt when he edsfraeksg on the supreme
bench He should havs been the nominee just he
was the eheios, sght anu fur years sR9,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

which had been 10 bad that would have
70 lie down. ] also used the sanatiye
Wash and II has done me great deal Of
good, and ! am not troubled with weak
ness any more. - Mrs. p. L. BRILL,
1870 Booth Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
The most successful remedy for wo-
mans Ills IL Lydia ". Pinkharn's vege-
table Compound. IL has stood tho tsst
for forty years, which would be impos-
slbIe " u did not have genuine merit.
For special advice, free, write
0 Lydia IL. Pinkban Medicine
70. lcODfidentiaD Lynn, Mass.
Your letter will be opened, read
and answered by n woman, and
held In strict confidence.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
In Line for Hughes


sidney Tslssfsph; rhoughDm republicans every.
where faize ne necessity N rsunting the republican
factions n PIE party IL not 10 suffer smother defeat
ma IN order 10 10 this there must be standard
besfef VINO has not sntsEonized either faction and
whose political record viii commend him ~ popular
confdfnos The leader the republican party needs N
The impending campaign IL whose public career
has dsmonstratsd statssrDsnliks qualities, VINO hiss
wise conception ~ what n essential ~ national prog
rsss, vhD has tho courage ~ st9nd Bncompfonislngv
m the maintenance N American rights. sBd Nh5
II ih9ropghlv imbgsd win American deals These
requirements those who favor The nomination ~ Jus.
ire Hughes behave he possesees fis refusal 10 enter
into contest for presidential nomination ia dDe ~
respect fof The eminent judicial posf0n he occupies
AMI Il ait1gethsr ore9itabis and connsD1aDls Bnt
u does not rseesssrly ~ Imply that h. would
rejsd nomination A. al events II IL desirable
that voters shall Indicate their preference ana Me-
bfsskA republicans who favor the nomination N
justice Charles ~ Hughes indicate this ~ Dsc.
lnR ms ppon ne blank space oft On the ballot
fof sueh Dprposs Unisss present Indications sf9
misleading very larEs number n republican voters
IN this stats viii thus record their choice for the
Darty's standard bearer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05
PREPAREDNESS.

How long, Columbia. shall Thy sons,
IuHfmsd mid roar N hostile guns,
Gaze on u world abiass with war;
t.6fd not the i9sNOu, swift and sure
yYsp now wars lightning blinds our eyes
hounds hsf LOUD thunder IN our skies
And NJ stand hsiDlegs, llks shorn sheep
Nor rouse ourselves from torpid sleep,
Dream " armed hosts raised in 4 niKbi
~ magic words and "seoond siKht0
%, stupid sons ~ valiant afse,
Rise ~ protect Thy h0aFfha and fires,
AfnefiGa calls her sons, PREPARED
Hal, coluulDlai land 10 fair,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

our nsiKfbor u going 10 have roof
Eardsn this summer You won't DO able
Y sse lris daughter sDoonius N the ham.
mock
fhifgnsI as psfisogps ,-f.ouisyilia eour.
isfsyCufnai
= HGs dining The Othsr day with a
weather. buraap official and ] asked him
" bs couldn't break 10 tha cold for ma
gf ogurFe, he said be could 10 ~"
'JIa dd 40 it@gaVa ms SONS cracked
fcs, "sspuek
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

~ isess uialsi lels hsftsitastsfs saA -
sftsisA auh
aiiaaA waFmins siF Aagihns ash a. faf aauts
Hfaa fstisa ~ @#NAs, HlaHM Faa GMka ghai sas.
Ma iA sins - FinA nal - 80 sisss ats.iea ls as
tsftsHiifs sassefsA iha skss Hfssssa d nat
tsfihsns ssi e ghs sisAaw sne tHs
fHset fes tsfF ssst fspisa Asfsss "a has
feltsw' ~ s'sf asFs reR Fgt "a fns aass wss
Ae#R Mmas
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

pound 1 was o phy-
steal wreck. / had
been going 10 o doc
Tor for several years
but he did me no
good. A friend told
me about Lydia Il.
pinkhaIn's vsgeta-
bic Compound, 70 I
decided 10 give tia
fair trial, and itgaye
me relief from bear
ing q wn pAina
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

Why Ia the democratic World Herald 10 fear.
ful lest the republicans make Charles u.
Hughes their presidential standard bearerf Be
cause u means certain democratic defeat In
Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

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aafth ~ naaifal mail Il lssiumale sasftlsa
VI tleekads H2hla afdpf International las.
thF halss shot thFuHAh International La are
sNfh'lsnl la hamhsf aha slis q pal shf aal
fa2t ihfarsk
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

Public Indignation against fee grabbers
grows with knowledge. but indignation, to be
effective. must be recorded IN the ballot boz
Marx down the primary date and keep the in.
dignation hot
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

Those who drop out Of tho primary race
have the satisfaction OF knowing they viii not
be missed. Enough remain TO kick up the dust
Of the road and circulate some Of their own
dust.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

Cheer % SAD iaak pheasant ouf esteemed
iFlrnd " 'at snd ne sisum ~ the vtrims "
fAA fssp0hda q lhs stimulus ~ waf. and "a
tlimhles npeAFt ailesf a 90 senls tsf uunca
achieves plses q ~ sun Zoe the filsi Tins
"a tNenn thFes feam
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

The federal supreme court llfts the ia OF
me Capital National bank scandal for final
fumigation. The operation IL a minor one
chiefly useful a. proof that the evil men do
Nilges after them"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

There IA no dreet connection between the
Increase Of 5000 IN state automobile licenses
lsaued and tho hospitals under construction or
protected, merely coincidence A forward.
iooklnG state units none Of tho neeaaaafea ef
iife
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-05

It's dollars TO doughnuts that Joe gtecher
would not lay down after being entered for a
match. whatever the inducements. But thon,
~ doesn't spell his name "stoecker."