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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08
Valentine No,e.

VALENTINE. Neh., May ~tsnacial,--
The juniors of the Valentine HtEh school
gave their regular annual banquet for tho
seniors Friday nlrht Ht the auditorium.
The room was beautifully decorated n
purple and gold that being the culors 90
the senior class
The farm house belougInw 10 Henry
FiinnaauN, farmer was burned 10 the
rranud last evening llla sister. who was
the only person home at the time. had
tuit q fire In The sttchsn stove end went
Gilt No mo harm. aHl upau returning,
found ME house "a flames Everything
as laat
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08
GERMANS CAPTURE FIFTEEN
RUNAWAY FOE BALLOONS

BERLIN May Z-rBy wlrelossfo Say
'illcl~A large number Of French captive
balloons broke loose owing 10 a sudden
storm. says the official statement issued
today at tho German army headquarters
and we're driven over the German lines.
Moro than fifteen were captured by the
rcutona
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08

80 fHsf' NV ~ - - -
American youth adults, too, n
they'll admit IT, have thrilled at the
magic Of these words for generations
and generations.
Nations may rise and fan great
public questions may occupy the
greater part Of tho limelighf, the
movies may make their bid for pop
ularity; but the arrival Of circus,
be 1t in village, town or city, never
loses the power Of its cnchantinent.
The big top and all ne family Or
smaller tops, in themselves a distinct
I've American institution, swooped
down upon Omaha yesterday morn.
ing. @#.
Il was sunday. and according 10 a
tlme.honorod custom In tho realm Of the
Dig top" tho day Of rect for tbe Soils.
Floto shows
But the circus gfouDds nj Twenfysfirst
and Paul streets was sccno or buatllug
activity Circus grounds on tho day Tho
show arrives always hustle with az.
tYity" ~ circus parlance. they have
boon "bustling with activity from linz
immemorlal.
"Hcy, Hnbc!"
The tent men, rouatabouts and other
cohorts Of tho hey rubo" contingent
were busy all day bringing the magic
city Of canvas flarng banners and
CANDY wagons into existence.
Clowns, bareback riders. ring men and
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08
Nebraska
Syracuse Electric
Light Bonds Are
Sold at Premium

SYRACUSE. Neb,, May 7~(spec alb
Bids were opened Friday evening for the
sale o. $1,000 electric light bonds by the
village. Eight bids were received from
banks and bond houses Tho best one
was q bid Of ti6,osi by the German-Amer.
lean Trust company Of Denver, Colo,
which was accepted. The neareat bid
10 this was that Of an Omaha firm for
ile.Qi0 The bids for the construction
Of the plant viii be received at the board
meeting june 8, NJ which time the con.
tracts Will bc awarded
Graduation exercises for tho Syracuse
Hlsh school viii DO held MAY 2B when
. clasa Of twenty.six viii receive their
diplomas. This Ia the largest class IN the
history ~ tho school
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08

Stella, for this week she and IIally 9.
Banks, a young man Of the district, were
welded in Lincoln The bride Is from
South Dakota and came to Nebraska TO
get new and different experience In
teaching She brought now idens to her
school. and was a successful teacher.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08

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ths H4Elaw M " Installed lb utss a.
WrR W F5em1At ahea lhe tIts sore
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08
Must Stop Making
Sausage in Germany

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08
LITTLE 4-YEAR-oLD MARY SWEET AND LITTLE MIRACLE
THE 163PoUND BABY CT sELLs.FLoTo CIRCUS

the scenlBgly thousand and one other
eHcna types apedi the day resting. writ
ing lettctrl gosspIng ann sust generally
taking II easy ..-
Here was clown who. aix days Of the
week, .caYons about tho land Of the saw
dust ring IN ch0lk face and outlandish
costume. writing 10 the folks back
home" tIo has wife and two Riddles.
and Ike others Of the circus world who
are legion. has q love for home and the
old friends Ike any other ordinary mar.
ial.
Playing CrIbbnne.
The tattooed man was r0ying crib.
bage with The "fatleht human IN The
world" aud over IN the corner Of the
side show font tho wild man" from
some strange land rat on a trunk and
played Annie Laurie" on harmonieon
and his listeners. snake charmcrs. Al
binos, ballghoo men, 81 A. remained III.
lent and With fnrawayi looks in their
eyer
IN the menagcrie tent hippopotami.
lions, tigers, elephants and all tho rest
of the finest specimens Of the win
beasts Of the Jungle Rrunted. roared
ond munched their food ~ II Sunday
Wgs Just the aame to them NJ any other
dnY
oh, yes; IN the crowds that visited the
circus grounds Yesterday were hundreds
Of small boys Just an eager ~ ever to
carry water for the olephants' for
pahscg 10 the big show.
Two performances will be staged today.
The circus will make its usual parade
OF the downtown streets. leaving the cir
Gus grounds AZ 1890 this morning
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08
NIcCnnl. New. Nofcs.

MCooK, Neb May Special This
evening, the dump and approach OF the
American Rect Sugar company at. tlis
place on the Burlington line In the Nc
Cook yard. was damaged several hundred
dollars by fire, which presumably origin
ated with n passing locomotive.
haywood good roads boosters have Just
completed the marking Of tho highway
between Mccook and North Platte. OPP
Grating two gangs over tho route on the
Bame dny-one to this city and the other
10 North Platte. Posts were set where
necessary and painted, black at top aud
bottom and with an eight inch white step
between.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08
Applloatlona for crui.s-seyernl =.

Applications for cruiss-seyeral ap-
plicatlons have been received at the local
navy recruiting office from mon who are
considering going on the civilians cruise.
This cruise lasts one month and Is for the
purpose Of giving civilians taste ~
navy life Men accepted must deposit
$50 for their board and pay their own
transportation to and from the seaboard.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08
ROMANCE H0vERS OVER
WINDY LONESOME SCHOOL

STELLA. Neb, May ~ Special. )-Love
and romance were blended this year
while Minis Gertrude McGhlI TAUGHT Windy
Lonesome school country district near
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08

NNt0NTuNN Pa, May Forty
thousand miners and eokew0rkers IN the
VI a. Fflclf Coke company auhatdiafV
~ the United States Steel corporstlon
we're notified today ~ ware Increase
~ q 90 10 pff cent operative NAV II
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08
DEAD ON
HIS FEET

GOLD MEDAL Haariem oil Capsules
will bring new llfe and quickly relieve
tint Htopnedsbp cOngoeted feeling They
will thoroughly cleanse and wash out
The Kidneys and bladder aud gently
carry or the IN effects Of egcesHes Of
NIL kinds, The healing, soothing 81
soaka right into the walls and lining or
the Kidneys. and expela tie poiaona IN
your Hyntcm Keen your Kidneys IN
good shane by daily use ~ GOLD
MEDAL itaaflfm oil cnpsules and you
VIII have good health 90 10 your
druGRlAt ~ once md secure n package
OF this tlue.hnnorcd world wide rem.
edy ~ " NOT patent medicine" lt
~ passed upon by " s., Government
chemists and declared pure before conc
Ing into this country GOLD MEDAL
IN tho puret original Tlnarlem OF, Inn.
ported direct from the ancient iabora.
tories ~ Holland where II IL tho Ma
ti0nal household remedy Or tho nturd
Dutch Look FOR tile name COLI
MEDAL on every box Accept no su'
stltute Your druggist will gladly re.
fnnd your money N not ha represented. -
Advertisement,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-24
Lower Rail Rates On Lumber.

The Interstate Commerce commission finds
that freight rates from eastern Oregon to the
central west are too high and has ordered re-
duetion in the tariff This order might we'll be
made 10 apply to all the lumber shipped this way
from the northwest. The central western states
have been deprived OF proper access to this great
source Of supply Of building material for years,
and have had to pay prices based exorbitant
freight charges. SO has been the tariff main
tanned by the railroads that billions OF feet Of
second grade lumber has been burned at the mills
because II could not be shipped save at loss
This tremendous waste has been charged against
the consumer so that really the farmers Of the
great grain-rsising region OF the country are ac-
tually paying for the material destroyed They
have been compelled TO purchase the highest
grade Of lumber at the top price for ordinary
uses where the cheaper stuff would serve be-
cause OF the transportation situation The pro-
posed readjustment OF lumber freight rates on a
reasonable basis will bring relief TO both producer
and consumer, and will benefit everybody
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-24
Nebraska Editors

Harry f. Phelps has sold the How
ellis Journal to Ovardka Bros
Editor McGaffin OF the Polk Prog
ress has been appointed postmaster
OF his home town,
Editor NJ. {. Warrington OF the
Mason City Transcript was nomi-
mated for register OF the land office
at Broken Bow by President Wilson.
Bloomfield Journal: Adam Breede,
editor OF the Hastings Daily Tribune,
has started on hike for Hot Springs.
5. - Its Adam long ways from
Hastings TO Hot Springs, Adam, a
long ways to walk
James III Reed, who has been pub.
fishing the Elk Creek Citizen Tor the
last four years, is moving his plant 10
Salem and will start a paper there
Salem has been without paper since
the big lire there five years ago
The summer meeting Of the Elk
horn Valley Editorial association will
De held al Long Pine. June AZ The
date Wts changed from the first Sat.
urd4y Do August 90 avoid conflict
With The excursion ~ the Nebraska
Press assocatioa lo tho western pan
oi The state
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-24
The Joker In the Deck.

For a farseeiug political manpulator com.
mend Us to Clarence Hartman, the head food
drug and oil Inspector and captain of democratic
politics in the state house. The oily oil Inspector
is so enamored Of his fat job that he wants to
perpetuste himself and has concluded that the
easiest route is by way OF an initiative constitu-
tonal amendment making the position a six-year
office appointed by the governor
In support OF his neat plan Mr. Hartman puts
out some plausible arguments about it taking
two years for person to famiarize himself with
the exaeting duties and the need OF permanence
and efficiency, civil service and non-partsanship.
and all that sort Of thing What he does not tell
us is that every one OF these changes, so far as
desirable could be readily brought about by
mere legislative enactment, or that he has care
fully figured II out that to wait for action by tho
legislature would put il to a time when he,
himself, might be outside the breastworks He
does not say, either, that constitutional amend
ment becomes effective as soon as voted and
proclaimed by the governor, and that the procls-
nation comes the canvass Of the vote con
Quoted in the same manner as the canvass Of the
vote for presidential electors. This means that
the Hartman amendment II carried would be
part Of the constitution month before the leg
stature meets and before Governor Morehead
goes out OF office, making il "einch" for Mr.
Hartman to gather in the appointment and orna-
ment the pay roll for at least six years more
II Is a beautiful scheme, and clever one at
that, and II remains only to see whether Brother
Hartman can successfully put il across.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-24
Cookery and the Unfit.

Philosophers are not fully agreed as to which
man first asserted property rights n-the woman
who cooked his food, or the pot in which it was
cooked Whichever il was the association has
persisted since that time. and natural out
growth OF this intimacy is woman's supremacy
as TO details, while man concerns himself almost
exclusively with results Therefore, the mascu-
line portion OF the community will only dimly
comprehend the importance OF the issues raised
IN Omaha iusr now by an eastern prophecies Of
the fine art OF fixing things to be eaten and the
trimmings wherewith they are served o.
amongst which they are consumed Man will not
deny however, the relationship between cookery
and the upft, His upward course. from the
day OF the hero who first ate an oyster TO the
gourmand who can select seven-course dinner
from modern menu card and give 10 each dainty
or substantial it's proper position in the well OF.
dered march OF eatables and driukabes Is plainly
written in the records OF the cooks And now
II IS Omsha's turn to come into the fuller measure
Of Us growth and settle once and Tor all Il il Is
10 be "soufile potato OF potato soufle While
this question is pending though We will not be
deprived OF our selection between potatoes fried
or baked Of served with jackets on.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-24
Democratic Dubiety On the Increase.

As convention time approaches the demo
Gratis arc getting more anxious, and apparently
more doubtful, as to their chances for success
in the campaign. Their pretense Of unconeern is
really mask for deep and increasing dubiety.
Dismayed by the closing up Of republican ranks
in formation for a new campaign, the Wilsonites
and Bryanites alike are laborins TO stir up strife
through the fermentation Of forgotten differences.
They seek 10 conceal the weakness Of their pre-
determined candidate, and the failure OF his ad-
ministration by the ancient device OF endeavoring
TO divide the opposition No amount OF camor
OF this sort will serve TO obscure the record Of
the present administration. The issues between
the parties are not shaded by twilight zone"
this time The coming campaign will be clear
contest between efficiency and incapaeity, and
the nearer It approaches the final test the greater
the worry Of the president and his followers
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-24
Thirty Years Ago
This Day in Omaha

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-24


Plattsmouth Nsb., May 8.-ro the
Editor Of The Bse During his speech
in Detroit Teddy wisely said. "ons Of
the great German newspapers Of this coun-
Try has been engaged in active propaganda
IN behalf OF both German militaryism and
American paeifsm. The men who take
such a position are preaching moral trea.
son"
on this topic, all loyal and Intelligent
citizens will agree. Citizens or residents Of
the United States who support kaiseriam
against Americanism are guilty Of moral
treason, and in most countries they would
be subject to the legal penalties OF trea.
son, $780,.
Thst speech shows how idle and how
Infinitely false are the cries Of hyphensted
editors that President Wilson has been hos
tile TO Germany MIR Roosevelt would have
given his ultmstum once for all when IN.
German government announced its .ubm.
rine policy and II that ultinatum hsd
not been Needed Immediately there would
have been war
The vast majority Of German born cit
liens are loyal But they are being used
to boost the selfish game Of moral trait
ors' their interests their good name. their
standing in the community are being Sac
rineed TO tbs schemes Of the hyphsnated
howlers
The hyphenated editor ie a worse enemy
TO the loyal German born citizen OF Amer
lea than to the American government He
can only embarrass the government; he
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-24
Bits of Science

A Towering plant, according 10 sci
entists. abstracts from the soil 200
times its own weight in water during
its lie.
The United States coast survey
will make accurate measurements
across Florida to determine whether
the Gulf OF Mexico Is higher or
lower than the Atlantic ocean
Mushrooms on account OF the
amount Of nitrogen they contain, ap-
proaoh nearer 10 animal food than
any other vegetable product An
analysis made by Prot. Atwood
shows that mushrooms contain 3.S
per cent proteids.
After an exhaustive series OF tests
a group Of Chicago engineers decided
that proper tenders on automobiles
will reduce the number OF persons run
over when struck 10 2 per cent, and
the number Of seriously injured TO rs
per cent
The Smithsonian Institution an
nounces that II has made an appro-
priatlon to further experiments in
the dissipation Of log by electricity
and that the Investigations will be
carried out under the general diree-
ton Of Dr. +. 6. Cottrell, who has al
ready done much toward the prac-
teal precipitation OF dust, smoke and
chemical fumes in large industrial es-
adjustments.
The Mount Wilson solar obserya-
tory has completed a catalogue OF the
magnitudes and colors Of more than
1000 stars in the globular cluster
Messier 10. Nearly II per cent OF
these stars have negative color in
dices, suggesting that in this diree-
ton there is no marked absorption OF
light in space OF the 400 brightest
stars 20 per cent are redder than a
normal solar type star; OF the 400
faintest, s. per cent are bluer than
the normal solar type star. BY sta
tlstical methods the paraliax of the
cluster has been found to be less than
0000l seeon OF arc Five new varia-
bles have been discovered in this
cluster, making total OF seven.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-24
Signs Of Progress

Electricity has been adapted TO
forty-eight different purposes about
a household
Competition OF American linoleum
factories is every year decreasing
Seotland's export to this country.
Strong and practically fireproof
artificial sandstone has been made in
the Philippines from beach sand and
volcanic tufa.
Growers in the Philippines are
being encouraged by the government
TO give more attention to the pro-
duction of hemp.
Telephone poles OF glass nodded
over heavy wire net are being made
IN Europe. These poles are rarely
broken, will neither rot nor rust, and
are impregnable to insects
After forty-four years OF welded life
Gottlieb r. Phisterer OF 81. Louis re-
fuses 10 recognize the new day OF fem
inism and persists on bossing the fam
lly Because Mrs Phisterer insists on
seeing the bright lights on off evenings
Gottlieb has applied for divorce. Both
are IS and stil going
That the "back-to-the farm" move
ment is led by city BOYS is shown by
statistics at the agricultural school Of
the Pennsylvania State college. To-
day the three large cities OF Pennsyl-
vania have more than 200 young men
an the school Some of these have
never seen farm, except at a dis
lance.
II is learned from government
statistics that the United States navy
constitutes the most thoroughly
American body OF men in the world.
OF the 52,56l men aboard American
warships or serving on shore, 4s,664
were born within the continental
limits of the United States, and OF
the remainder 1900 were born in the
overseas possessions Of this country.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-24
MAees
-&AsrAoW

RANT south Omaha Postoffce, Too.
South Omaha May 1s--To the Editor Of
the Bee The writer notes in todays Bee
that the Omaha postofnoe is to be painted
tby outside psintsrsl II is strange that
this city has no painters able to compete in
price and quality. The writer believes there
would be II proper publicity we're given.
This notice In The Bee has caused the writer
TO put into expression his wish that the au-
thorities also ask for bids 10 paint the
south Omaha postofhee The government
erected ine postofnce in the Magic city,
but the writer has observed for the last
year Il has large and dirty streaks all over
the building caused probably By smoke
This building being opposite the l. o. o. r.
hall, the writer has noted tho remarks OF
odd Fellows What shame such a nice
building ali beErimed with smoke" and
How much II would improve lts looks to
De painted" The writer hopes that our
superintendent Of the South Omaha postof-
hce will get busy and strike while the iron
10 hot J. @. BLESSING,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-24
NOTHING SERIOUS.

Ed A. Goemsy. in Leslis's
We think that fathers very III,
His talk Is strange and queer;
And though he does not speak OF pain,
'riH serious we fear
We noted symptoms first In March
When breakfast he'd refuse
To read the papers for what he
Called Southern training news"
Al evening cards and music, too,
For him had lost their charm;
He Just read books he said were DOPE
We know they did him harm
Along in April he grew worse.
or that there was no doubt;
He spoke Of things which none Of M
Knew anything about.
He talked about some one named Cobb
And OF the things he stole;
And also OF one Bonnie Kaun,
And OF the hits he pole"
He vowed that Matty would come bAck
That Red SoI were his style;
And that some Pirates IN a scrap
Would beat the Cards a mile"
We don't know what 10 make OF him,
But hope he will recover.
II not doctor We must call
His ailnent to discover.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-24

incidentally. the Oregon presidential prefer
snes primary las under which the court OUT there
held thas lhs name 81 Charles Hughes should
SO on the ballot rsEafdlem 81 hs wishes or abies
uon' i ssassls the same - wording a. the &c
hfsaka law. ouf statue likewise read, ibat
these names e'haH bs printed - re prima0
BALLOTS solely On Tie petition 81 thsu poltig II
supporters m NFbfasks without such persons
laemseNtA signifies me petition acceptance
hpl 'h@ las IF ours aAs been toasfusa Il Hrf
HN y eithdAesl Perhaps had ,aneans sar
nea y q soa0 ihs Tnlns wight hast bttp upasi
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-24
DEAR MR k4ssslE>
A LIFE SAVER SAVED ny
LIFE SHOULD I MARRY AMR
- HAZE RlsssR
M9p
nHE1s NO REWARD!
ES2

patient-whsts II cost to have tooth
pulled
Dentist-One dollar.
Patisnt--Ive only got 50 cents Would
you mind getting the tooth started FOR
that and I'll finish the Job nyself.--Boston
Transcript.
woman who had some knowledge OF
base ball took friend 10 a championship
contest
Isn't that hne7" said the FIRST We
have a man on every base"
why. that's nothing" said the friendf
so have they."-Everybody' Magazine.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-24

ths $50 ei fhs dsmasatis eatpamnx t.,
htfH sll slans lhai iast.es HaEss, aas ~ /,
ssnadtit tat sea't aoi afsset ia ttsi fsaeh
MkRt Hs'as go nele'asliaa efft mstfH saaal
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'hf aR'eetfat# wstai ifll m that H9shts aU
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-24

tobnfI shlst tgnHi m'a Nsstto "a "a. Is
onE'r u dafauan tal ala IA ,haa IS taman
thftils hAa iat adventure mHafaIts4 Is the
haAfhad campaign a ls1e a. ttf slhlss ssnu
thf afiff FsngtHaa hat ia dtat ,sak hasaif
laaaas Hfth Hom lht maatttts vi asnstai lu,
WI arg ht Weeesn D. ihs mtfsts eh.ass
s'hfi ana hh sofPafals susfa tatsa lhfa ssaIpt
sna Ntta le Ni - twelve aaon ~ ths itstrs,t
ts0H6g feg Mtf
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-24

Every state which has "iayofts son" eandi.
date ior president we arc told will bring from
I've 50 ten bands 20 say nothing 81 marching
clubs and alec clubs to the Chicago convention.
Yes, but where does the state with The Hiavori,e
son candidate ior yics president come inf