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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-09
Sic Gational &onuentionell
TT Gbitago.

Die republifanii1e 0ationalfon
Dention belt geItern eine lebr rub!9e
Sislng ab, iiber oeren 9lnfang mir
ia bereits beri6tet baben Die per-
ldieoeten &onlites leeten lire Se-
ridte a6. Saroing luuroe, ipie ge-
itern ldon genleloet, als Temporal
rer goriiber eineeiebt. gs puroe
feitgeitellt, oaB 989 9elegoten IN Der
&onperltion itinlr1lbere6tigt ieiel,,
oab allo bie Maioritdt 495 stim-
men betrage. Cine @inlaoung Der
8rpgreiiipen, Mitelieoer gu einem
&onferen5fonite su ernennen, ooB
oariiber beraten iolle, OF ni6t cine
giitigltng be5iiglib Der &anoioaten
bergeitellt iperben fonne, puroe nod
fllr5er 8erotung angenonlinen.
9as tpi1tigite @ei6aft, oas erie
oigt ipurbe, NOR oie Blatform Die
8latfornt erfl1rt iitb fir ben S6ub
jeben anerifoniiden giirgers uno
leiner &ebte, Die ibnt our6 Die Ser
faliung, our6 8ertrdge uno oas
golferre6t geipabrleiltet iino ltno
8tpar fir einen Shub babeitn uno in
Der Sreuuoe, gu @aiier lmo 5u Can.
De. Sic nna6t Ser oernofratiiden
9ominiitration ben @orlpurf oaB tie
lire oiesbe3iiglider 8eripre6unget
Die iie in Der gfationolfonpention 81
Baltimore ge9ebeit, nidt gebalten
babe. Die 8latforn lpri6t li6 fer.
ner fir cine entl6ieoene hno ebrli-
be gteutrolitdt in oem erropailden
ariege uno fir Die Siibrung einer
feiten enti6ieoenen ullo nittigen
allsipdrtieen 8plitif aus. sic er.
fIdrt iid) fiir nBrepnreoneB~ 5ur 9ta.
tionalperteioigrng, nGnli6 fir cine
tIhttee re9uldre &rnee, ausrei6en-
oe &eIerpe uno cine ltarfe Slotte
Sic Ipri6t ibr 8eoauern iiber Die
3nlt1noe in Werico aus uno perur-
teilt bas 8erbalten unlerer ietigen
9iegierlng; erflart iid fir Infre6t-
erbolten Ser Monroe 8oftrin itno
Seritellung engerer geIdaftlider
8erbinoungen NIT Sen iiio omeri-
fonil6en &epublifen; perltrteilt ba8
9lufgebeu Ser 8bilippiren, pie es
BON ben 9enofraten beabiihtigt
miro; erfldrt iid fir einen bertlinf-
tigen Sfub5oa lmo Die @iniebung
eiuer porteiloien 8nriffonlniiiion,
bic Mlaterial fir cine 3oIleeIebge-
bung ldaffen ioll. sic erfldrt iid
ferner fiir n9fnrol Greoits";; fir
9lusoebnitng oes 2anobrieftrGger-
oienites; fir @eraroBerllng Ser Sot-
oefsflotte olrh SubbertiorL oie in
bo6en 8e5abluneen fir Boit. uno
9afetbeforoeritng beitebt, beritrteilt
aber ben oenofratiI6en Wan, Sfif-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-09
ME m6slid, NIT 9ferben beriorst
iueroen ipllen.

mie m6slidj NIT Gferben berIorst
iueroen ipllen.
- Die StaSt Santa garbara I'M
Staate Gbibnabma tit am Mpntas
bon ganbiten ii6erfallem nmS aitsse=
plamoert iuprSen, Die Stabt ieet
itngefGbr Is Nfeifen iiiolidJ BON Gar
raj. Die Sanptanlasen Der yNiines
GompanD Of Mmeriea" liegen orei
Meilen BON ibr entfernt.
= Sn 81 Balo lit BON Seiten Der
Wfilitdrbeboroen cine orobtloie geles
gropbenitation eingeri1tet, ourd) Die
cine oirefte gerbinoung 5ipil6en
ST. 8liB nno st. Sam Soulton
bergeItellt miro.
Garransa ioa 5ablrei6e Sele-
gramme BON Staatsgonbernellren
erbalten oie i'm alle begliidlpiilt-
idell, oaB er auf 3ltriid8ieben Der
amerifanil6elt Sruppett bcltebt.
General @aDirn bat cine gr=
fl1rung erlaiieiI in Der er lagt, oie
amerifafeilloli6e1 &ramalle in Gbi-
b1abua Ieien BON oen 0ortigen 8itr-
germ IN Scene 9eiebt; Die HegierllHg
babe abiolut ni9ts NIT ibnen 5u tln
gebabt. Die 2eilte in Sen Ser. Staa-
ten fonilten inrnter nod nidt begrei-
fem, uie lebr bie 9lnipelenbeit Der
omerifmniihen Sruppen IN Merieo
oie 9epolferung aufrege Won
ftiiIle Ii6 nur tpunoern, bob nidt
nod 1nebr iolde slusbrii9e porfd-
men.
= Sm 9emins, q, &C., iinS Srau-
eiseu 9llpares nno sSnan Sandles, eir
pnar Seifnebmer an Dem lteberfall
anf Columbus, beate gebanst upr-
ben.
- Gin sfmerifoner in Gbibuabua
1ol( brei Merifaner ilieoergeidoiien
babent, oie lein Smts anereifen moa-
ten.
= 9fus San 2uis 9Sotoii miro ee-
neloet, bie 9eboroen bitten aIle Sc
bensmtttel bei Sen &anflellten NIT
@ei6lag belegt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-09
GnrSe ueberli6t.

Die Sample bei @erbnn
banern an. gnsriffe Der 9ei1t-
Id,em BET ser Sbianmomt-J -Jarm
iperSen bon ben JransDien sm=
rafgeIdlagen. Die 0eittiden
baben einen algemeinen 9lm-
grtff amf Sem redJtea llfer BET
GerSrn begDmnen.
Sci 5oose lit nod alles nn-
peranbert.
Die Seiterreidjer ttelSen, oaf
bei 9liiaso iueiter pprseriidt
1ino.
Die Sfaliener molten asGiie
in Ben Grtler sllpen belett
ba6em.
Serbien's arDnprills fprid)t
bDn elmer ufnrd]tbaren 8adJe"
Die 9iniien beieken Ole Stabt
Saaf in @Olbgnien.
Die sllliiertem luollen bic
grieden bnrdJ cine glofa6e
sluinsen, ibren @iinidJen nad-
sitseben.
Die sserlnite ser 9e,ttIdJen
in Der gsorbieeidlad)t iuarem
elf SdJiffe, ein GROCER &reuser,
etn 2inienidJtff, bier fleine
aremser mnb fiinf Sprpeoo-
bopte.
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= Die @ror1o-Sltrp oes 9uloes-
geri6ts 81 Sorlton erbob cine stn-
floge ouf vEeona9e" &erifla-
pune" aegen ben &fIan8er 9,
8, Osarrett, Ser in Ser 9fGbe bon
geapaIota pobnt; ais @fitlduloige
meroen Com Zach unb @iaior @ils
liauts, lebterer ein 9teger, eenannt.
Marrett iuuroe utlter $2500, @aeg
unter $1,000 irto @iGliams inter
$500 @iiraIdaft eeiteft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-09

fe BON sSeiten Ser &egierung an3u-
faufen. Gum S6luB erflart iie itd
fiir sSrauerltinnnredt, lit aber Der
9lnii6t. oaB Die girfiibrung oesIel-
ben ben ein5elnen Staaten iiberlaf-
len blei6en Ioate.
Die 8rogreiiioen bielten geItertl
8tpei ltiirnilde Sibungen al. Die
Sibfopfe noqten fofort Goolepelt mo-
minieren, o6er Die @etndBigten IeB-
ten es Durd, oaB man nod eineu
geriu6 Mode, gu elmer @inigung
init ben Hepublifanern 5n gelangen.
9ie republifanilde &onoention MUIR
De 0aber eingelaoen nit Sen 8ro-
greiiiben 5ulanunen elm aonferen5fo-
mite 81 biloen, Inn iiber eifte Gint-
gnng 5u beraten. Die 8uItin1rnenoe
anttport ser &epublifaiter traf erit
am 9l6et1o Elm, ols Die 9ro9reIlipeu
bereits lire 5ueite Sibung beenoet
batten uno i'm 8egriffe ipareh oie
Salle 5ll berloifen. Sic Sibung
p1roe i6nea ipieoer eroffnet nno
Die notigen MaBregeln fir oie 4us-
fiibrimg oes 9eihluiles getroffen.
Ser 9eribt oes &lotform aonai-
tes ipltroe Ser &erIammlung porge-
legt, o6er geItern nod niht ange-
1o1nnlen. gr Ipricht lth fiir 9lnf=
re6terbaltlnng Ser amerifaniiden
Gedte 81 2ano uno sur See Der
@bre unierer gtation uno ibres Gin
flulies aus, @r erfIart iib fir Elm
ltebenoes Seer BON 250,000 Mar1ll
uto fin nilitarilde glusbilbung Der
gelanllnten iiingeren mannli6en 8e-
polferung oes 2anoes. gr perlangt
cine Slotte, oie gum Winoeiten bie
5ipeite Steae unter oen Slotten oer
gSelt einnebnen muB. gr erfldrt
ii6 fiir bas srauenltimmreht obne
@inl6ronfltng. gr bel6aftigt iid)
NIT berI6iebenen itlbuitriellen 8rob-
lemen uno erfl6rt iid) natiirlih fir
S1ns5oH lll1o tltr ote Gtnleeuilg et=
ner 9ariffonlnlilIion.
@roBere 8egeiiterung erregte in
Der republifaniIden &onpention oas
grideinen bon elm paar altett Siib-
rern, pie G6a1ncep sc. 9epetp lmo
Soc Cannon, oie nit 9egeiiterling
aufgenommene Geoen bielten
9aS &pnferen5fontite beri4tete
6ettte moreeu oen beioen &onoelttio-
nelt oaB man therein 9efounien
Iei, oie bei0en Earteien Tolteu 70
biel, tuie nt6glif, genleinIan bait
oeIu oo oas GdifIal 6es 2an-
bes altf ibrer @inigfeit berltbe Ser
ner oaB Die progreiiiben @2itgIieoer
0es 9omites Ger 9IniiGt Ieien, 9fooIas
belt iet Die geei9tetite 9erionlidfeit
fir einen geneiniamett aanoiooten
Der beioen Yarteien.
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S9ne Srage pie 9roBartgitn gsee, Die enb elm so 9om
geade n0 eSoDl CLOTH Gn3gen offererf
raden ssnanren gad gp Sind Bad Sic aus aod
np 5oe be6eroen a8se ino babn in atrliem 9am gead
Soff blnt nb bubihen @fmgeu Nae 6albid6rlden
min9s @ertau .f
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(Jortlebung aiif Seite A.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
HALL COUNTY REFUSES
TO AID HIGHWAY PLAN

GRAND ISLAND. April q. fspsciatt
1bc gooi Rad workers Of ihis city and
Counsel Ashton of The Lincoln Highway
association arc decply disappointed today
over The action N tire county board 81
practically killing plan for further con
struction. of ayrfscc roadway on ihe Lin
coin Highway gcet Of tbs eity. aud out
side N the cliy limits Tho Lineolu tlikh
way association offered - donate i,0t
barrels Of cement for this work n tba
labor were done by iorai interests. IN the
municipal election. pleblsciie instrJctins
tho council u appropriate 5l,H0 for the
Gitys share ~ this work carried BIZ o.
substantial margin II WIS expected that
the county would appropriate tl.9oo. or
400 less than tie city. and Washington
township. 500 The county hoard, hos
ever, by q vote N tive f. three, def
nlteY refused 70 appropriate amy hsfg
for such work. on1 IT ia believed that tbo
Lincoln Highway offer cannot b az
copied.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
Nebraska
Mccormick Wins the
Draw to Decide Tie
Vote on Nomination

GRAND ISLAND. Neb. April 2s,-'spe'
ciaI.t Tho contest between two canal.
dates for supervisor In one Of the Han
county districts WAS settled today BY the
clntaaslng board. The various inter
as.ed parties met with the board ana
further protest was made win refer
cnca 20 the accuracy OF the count IN
the presence u all the contestants the
board again made tho recount. And, IN
order TO bo doubly certain, reeohnted the
ballots for the third lime. The result
No longer being questioned. II was De-
rided that one Of The officers put two
slips in one hat one bearing the name
Of Mr Gates and The other the name OF
Mr. Mccormick, The contestants. and
member u tho present board Of super
pleora then bllndy drew one o. the slips
n bore The name Of Mr.. Mccormick and
hls untne viii be- placed on the ballot A.
the regular nominee.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

BEATRICE, keh April @.-tspeelal }
Sheriff Ratslm of niehardson county
came here Tuesday evening ana secured
possession ~ The s,yearseld daughter n
Mr. and Mrs Henry Heelsy WIN Was
: ldnaped hF the father a fow days aga
after the couple had separated Tho
thorlf Jeff Wednesday for Humboldt
Hnd turned tho child over ~ iit mother
THE hadF 81 The lats William naiupF.
Wba committed Wielda ~ Hebron. Eat,
uFdaN ~ sh0olins hlmaeif whk Inferred
Cd housewife NesladaY The deceased
located tn Gage county in 1851 and
moved "a ThaysF county appul fifteen
ftafa aEa rte Nas Z scare y ass and
Iestra widow ana taa faAKhiefa
Mta q 81 a. HleaemeleR WN Ola resis
debt IN lbs Adams tiH.lx dlsd Wsatasa
dat af YfHaIi rnf8faHls aFst Ensrf
aH end her aashsri tEeeet'f aielfs4nsi
Htf.g soilzn asialns ennltasNN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
DITCHMEN ON NORTH PLATTE
WATER MAINS GO ON STRIKE

NORTH PLATTE. Heb. April e.
tspeclal)A dozen ditchmen employed
on the bitches that are being dug for
new water mains that arc being put IN
here. yesterday sought tho water com.
missioner and Informed him that they
had struck. The men had been earning
z cents per foot and demanded r. cents,
but signified their willingness to com.
promise for 70 cents. Commissioner
Welsh informed them that TO his GER
tain knowledge some ot them had been
earning more than q = day on the old
scedus and declined 70 grant The in
crease. The men walked out Of the
office and demanded their pay. The
commissioner declares that he will com
plets the ditch by the use Of day labor
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
State Rail Board
Asks Information
lrrom . staff Core pondeuti

LINCOLN. April ~ lspeclalj Refusal
of certain Officials of THE Missouri Ia
eifle railroad company 10 furnish infor.
nation 10 The state Railway commission
yeaterdsy At Falls ciif. when Railway
Commissioner Hal ana Rate clerk Powell
vent there for The purpose ~ going
oYor The records, may result " On order
of the commission which yill force The
road ~ come erfofa
Chairman CLARKE of fhc commission
DOES not fear mi such course vii b.
necessary ana ~ letter 10 The omsha
headquarters afka that The commission
be given aeeess 70 the records.
The commission desires 70 get infofma
tion regarding pssgenaef train mileage
mid engine croN mileage. u ~ under
stood tbaf fae road runs its engine crees
~ The distance ~ 200 miles between
Kansas ciiy and Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
Avoid Spring Ills
Purify and Build Up the Blood with
Hoods HArsaparlia.

IN the spring Tour blood needs cleans
ms and enrlchins You feel poorly, and
there Is more or less eruption on your
fare and body Your appetite Ia not good
YOUR eieep 10 hroken. and you are tired
all the time
You need Hoods sar@parilla n is
the ons cafe and effective tonic that has
stood the test ~ fariy yeafa " makes
tina pura rcd blood that win make ynu
feel better look better cal and siesn
better % Ne ihe cid standard tried and
true ail The wear round medicine for the
blood ami lbo whole system
Ahs any druFgist for Haofs earsh
mr.lIa. and msi# en- having u No,hns
cleo aefs uae b. Iar nothing sisa has
the same fofuuta af Ingredients. and 10
thefa il ra rsal Substitute. 0st u today
Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

Thompson wskeley. son of T. W.
Wakeiey general pssssnRef agent u the
Burlington. h0s been chosen for the
leading part N fle Central High school
senior play, playing the role of slr John
Manners 10 Dorothy Vernon u Haddon
Hail. Myrne Gilchrlst will play opposite
him IN The role Of Dorothy Niles 0il.
christ IL the daughter N Mr. aud Mrs
John NJ Glchrist ~ D00g Davenport
Roberta Coulter, Wartb0 Ggger. Mar.
Earot Howcs. Stewart Mcdonald. Ruth
Mccoy. Clarence Shredder Beer Mac
CroBe, John crowley. Russell Peters.
toward Douglas and a ~ cloHd were
others who have bccn chosen for the
heavy parts II the play. several parts
have not get been definitely decided upon
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
Nebraska
PLANS FOR PRESS TRIP MADE
Executive and Excursion Commit.
tees of State Association
Meet at York.
START TO BE MADE AUGUST

YORK Neba April . Especial Telc.
gram THE executive and excursion com.
miitees Of the Nebraska Press association
met At York this afternoon and eytnlng
to complete arrangements Tor the hpfth
plaite valley nnd western Nebraska eK
cJrslon. In the afternoon tho visitors,
noino twenty IN number. Ncfe given an
automobile ride about the city IN the
evening they werc tho guests ~ Charles
A. McCloud ~ a luncheon served ~ the
home 81 Wiil NJ. Maupin The committee
fixed August M the date for starting
upon the oxe1rfion, and the meeting pIaee
VIII be az Grand Island
a special train ~ Shoppers will be pro
ylded, and onll n0nbHrn ~ tle Nebra glga
Preai aasoeiaiiou and members N their
immediate families viii be allowed 10 join
the party.
Tho entire party took supper n tha
hCrlstlan church, md rather startled the
good women b. singing several of the
f'official sonR8' ~ the ARH0ciauoh
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
YORK MAN IS FOUND
DEAD AT GRAND ISLAND

GRAND ISLAND. April "a. lgp7dal
Telogrsn,j The Indy of Edward Le'gis
n fort was found Int last Bigbi IN H.
hlmo rooming house Death bsd cceBrr ID
% lT0st t1o days ago. The evidence IN
dle8tos suicide BY cafbolle acid TIE
dead mans mother and brother sra
here investigating. AZ The roonius hou =
II ysa siyon out thst tiie man Eas auu
poSeJ 10 Ne intoxicated, hence NJ earle
notice 10 tbe police
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
CRAIG YOUNG WOMAN DIES
SUDDENLY AT SAN ANTONIO

cRAfd. Reh.. April rs Especial The
funeral Of Miss Minnie MINER, daughter
~ Mr. and Mrs y A. Mincr, who died
Tuesday at san Antonio. Tex, was held
here this afternoon, hiHs MINER spent
the winter IN the south FOR the benefit
~ her health and was improving rapidly,
Her death, which was entirely uneN-
pected, was due 10 IN acute attack ~
appendicitis
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
Dodge County Gives
Hughes Majority

LINCOLN, April ~ Especial one
more county besides Hall has given .
majority for Charles Hughes for tho 70.
publican nomination for The presidency
This time n Ia Dodge. which gives the
eminent jurlst good lead oyer lnmmnh
ana Ford who both secured Tho Same
number ~ votes, ai.
Judge Hughes was the choice ~ the
Dodge county republicans, polling 40
VOTES FstHbrook polled H. Ross u ano
Roosevelt "a
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
Efficiency Compound
Runs Counter Of Law

- W." " tftttt F''i N'l'hfftt W.
LINCOLN, April q. Especially OIL
Commissioner Z. u flarman has been
informed that au effort 10 being made
by q concern IN Cincinnati o.. 10 sell In
Nebraska a Ilqpld which is alleged 70
lncreaae Tho efficiency o. gasoline. The
company scus territory and furnishes the
stuff ~ tho rate Of g. per quart. so far
as he has been able 10 discover the COM
missioner finds that the liquid IA com
posed mostly Of gasoline with some kind
OF ingredient In its and that an analysis
will be made TO discover what II con
tsins and 10 value az an efficiency agent
when mixed with gasoline,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

hhliHlhfNhf Sch ApfH saFH
eai fha Sea fipaEe taafd mst las
asW afA sals % affiaafa iaf So sam.
mt trsF aa talinWs MateE E1t4a
mfAHaHie FisFh a rtffN mHas8fst
Mafk epsnaHif atimfF y "a Williams
uatsf taumlssiansf n "a wits -
fsfsf ~ - shsass ffaH sti y aFs "a
q ssFegtat tht tasllssaefa wll y SOLVE
M No FasataahtH HaHaa iht eaHshs
tesF Aht ms haFd 4 faHstHs Afat tg
tH AfNas saai PEGS a88e hf mafsaai
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
M0RRISSEY IS LEADER
For SUPREME JUSTICE

LfECoLN April = Special Chief
Justice ~ the Supreme Court A, N Nor.
fiseY. according 70 official and unofficial
returns from oil but Cedar Adanie and
Polk counties leads Judge Fareett for
chief Justice M o.9o votes the totals
shop Ing. IorrifseY is8i5, and Fawcett,
G2.2it .
The tRo leaders for associate justice
nov 0ppear 10 be Barnes, who has ~.
celted 5i,1gl. md Dean aho has 6l.gg
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
Notes from seward.

SEWARD, Ncba April q (spocialj- T.,
Tho BOY scoDts are preparing 70 hike
10 mites 10 Kamss. u viii take them
four days 10 roach their Destination
i. II. Bcilar 81 o.Seili md Mrs Jennie
8ekwoitzet 81 Beaver CrosslnR wsre
granted marriage license WedneSdsy
Ferdinand zWict ~ Gresham, and
clara scllaofer Of stsplchnrst have been
granted marriage license.
gtapiehurst has organized volunteer
0re department of forty members,
This week ends tie canvass for 500
tor the upkcep n tho Young Mems
Christian association for the coming two
years Three thousand nine hundred
dollars has already been subscribed.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
FAIRBURY BUSINESS MEN
HOLD BANQUET IN CHURCH

FAIRBuRY. Neh, April ss,tsnecial
Telegram The annual banquet Of tho
Fairhury Commercial club was held in
Tho basement Of tho Methodist church
last night and $50 Falrbury business men
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

participated.
Dan Ksvanaush. president Of the club
was toastmastor Local talent comprising
John g tartigan, Charles II. nenney and
J. vs., Mcdonnell gave interesting talks
Attorney Denney talked on the defects
81 the Nebraska primary and brought out
number Of interesting facts
This year no women attended the ban
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
gnlIaIns noon, NJ Norman Grore.

Building Hoorp ~ Newman Grave.
NEWMAN GROVE, heba April n.
fapcciBLj Newman Grofo fl nbiosing =
fine building boom There nre under
construction ~ this lime about fifteen
new reeldence properties. some Of them
being exceptionally large and fine. some
new business buildings are glso planned
for tie summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
Nebraska
MADGETT TELLS
J WHAT RACE COST
Hastings Man Includes Whole Elk.
pense Of Candidacy in His
Statement.
TOLL TWENTY.THREE HUNDRED

lFrom a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, April Is Especial Though
defeated for the republican nomination
Tor governor Mayor Madgett Is entitled
70 tho plauditg OF the people Of Nebraska
for having the sand 10 come out and tell
Just what 1t cost him to run for tho
nomination and for the first time in the
history Of the state gives tho people 81
ne state some idea Of how much money
4 man ought 10 have 70 make cam
palgn.
Nr Mndaelt made q pretty lively cam.
pAian, although probnbly not NJ strsnu-
Gus 40 some other candidates. IN his cam
paign lie advertised quito extensively,
Travelled over the state b some extent
and gave the people u chance TO Bee tho
sort of man he was,
According 70 M Madgott he spent
t2,379 during tho campaign. This Is bis
sworn statement made 10 the secretary
~ state today, ana be itomizca II as fol-
lowss
Advertising Ii newspapers and for
chrdb Observation-Disclosures tt4t.tsfftsl NdB
Personal expenses sept,o."ous+s., 80
Postage saftslttttt4sfssF ts..44ut4t.s.s asf
Railroad fare ana auto hire ,.,ta+,t 20
@cWfphper cots ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "
Much Of tie above expense N not re-
aplr6d to BE- shown by D. candidate in
making bis affidavit 10 the secretary NJ
state hoeeaarg personal expenses for
travel and subsistence. stationery ard
postage circulars ana posters. telegraph
and telephone. and o few Ike matters 0ro
not 10 be included IN tho items To be
shown Ia making an expenBe account
However, Mr. Msdgntt has gone outside
N tho requirements and thG result is ~
feroetlng, for n giVce future candidates
for office an understanding Of what they
may be up against,
The hlgieet amount spent by any ape-
cessfIl candidate for the goyernofship 70
date was leaa thor 500.
Other eandidaief filing election expenses
we're tho following.
Waiter a. George. republican FOR gov.
ernor, t1,lH. .
George vi Fcfgc, democrat, for attor
ney general nothing
Wilbur 3 Waite, republican, for hecre
tary " state nothing.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
Inary wa. Llfe by Hsnains.

WCOOiS, Neil April a. ftpseial Tels'
grspJ Iacob finger of Marion, nis
county. committed suicide baneipg last
eYculnR, lie was probably unbalanced
~ the nmn ~ NJ health i'nRer formerly
~ maHy ycars ilvod p Mecook
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

quet as formerly. The orchestra OF tho
Fairbury hand furnished music for tbs
occasion. County Superintendent Henry
Abrams delighted the business men with
several vocal solos.
The annual election OF officers will bs
held in n few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

want ADS never siiirk their work they
vli get result n anything will
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-05-19
GETS MAIL WITH PULLEY.
Farmer Didn't Want to Walk to the
Road to Get II There.

Whilesville, Mo.-To G. r. Thompson,
a farmer living northeast Of here, Is
given the credit of originating the lat
est method of having his mail brought
directly to his door.
Some time ago Thompson decided
that 1t was a waste of time and shoe
leather to make the daily trip to his
mail box down by the road, and he set
his mind and hand to work on device
which would make said trip Cnreces-
sary.
He succeeded, and now by means of
a set Of wires and pulley the trick Is
accomplished.
After the mail mans visit Thompson
has only to step to his door and draw
In his mail, box and all.
The box is sent back to its post by
the roadside In the same manner.
Others in the community are so pleas
ed with Thompsonis device that they
are going to follow his example, and 1t
will doubtless not be long until ''going
after the mail" even so far as the
gate, will be q thing of the past with
the progressive farmers of northwest
Missouri.