Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-29
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strangely femnoea o, our Ne 5000, Az
centennial OF statehooa ~ mnu .bons
goa. oi ll ,,S,s and hIue attracted NV at
sss.ins ~ W. W. sxnianatorv card was the in
sorn,ot;o a ~, th;s cpat had been made ninety
s,.n .a o e. Tsnrsssse army officer (the
n ron .ss aysrS nv Andrew Johnson, who later
hsoa, "@ rss;d.n, u tbs Iln;tea States The coat
beJ h.. ~ nr.sar,,sd hn ;ts wearers daughter to
hno sn,o,si.deuents were made for The loan
y" "G !. w. str,si r,s n.rticuiariv "A looked
a. u, III. dsni,u ~ t.;ors ART was the thought
g. ,hs I.r;s f;,aers tbat oI;ed the needle
nd; s a. o,, ,hnt forraiv made Nebraska
w.. ~ ,hs mic, Nat Tho same hand that shaned
s III .ns a'',o. Ina Nv. snn,,rs ~ The nro
cIamstion that gave Nebraska admission to the
~" my or - ,hs n;,,si stages Of The
process by Wick the Transformation Of the terri
tory was brought about but we have not yet had
our ras N. A nre.1en, mnon whom the duty
tne 'n ;s,s ~ nonpsson Of smthor;ty
under .h;cb for The last 6ftv wears Nebraska has
Saue' T." lo' nie "' snmai. Nth tbe other
Oeum au ~. s,nrv II Andrew Johnson
military uniform loaned for a window exhibit,
full OF the accidents Of fortune and misfortune,
is one of the wonder stories interviewer with the
history OF the republic, especially OF this state.
Though he never did anything else but make
this coat and sign Nebraskas statehood procla-
nation Andrew Johnson would be entitled to at
least one big credit mark
During his matchmaking stop over in Omaha
ex-senator peveridoe appeared in the pink Of
condition and his address at the Auditorium was
have heard him number of times.
81 thought had gotten out of politics al
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paigning" he said to me, "but am so intense in
my personal admiration for Mr. Hughes that
could not Withstand the urgent requests for
speeches, and when | agreed to deliver few
campaign speeches, the demands multiplied SO
that found myself booked for tour clear to
the Pacific coast and all through the middle
states.
II wish everyone knew Mr.. Hughes as ! do.
| can conceive OF him listening to something |
have to say or suggest and replying I agree with
wholly; or maybe, What you say interests me
and | will think 1t over But I cannot conceive
OF him telling me one thing and doing another.
After my experience in politics that is the kind
of man | want to tie to and also the kind of
man the people ought to tie to-
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acquired Ill 'he preparation Vi '"e'' o'os'ap'ie"'
Voiumes'
H. There must be taiisman in the number y,
twenty three instead OF the proverblal ill,Iuck
supposed to attach to it, as witness the follow
ing letter received from John II. Clapham, an
old Bee man, writing from Sac Paulo, Brazil,
which ! am sure will be OF interest to other be-
sides myself:
IL read in recent issue OF the Linotype
Bulletin that the office under your control
will install a number OF inultipe-magazine
linotypes, replacing an equal number OF ma
chimes Of one magazine only. The part Of the
notice that claimed my attention was the skate
ment that the hrst machines were installed
twenty-three years ago. Having had the honor
OF making my beginning as linotyper in the
office then presided over by your honored