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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28

Nloraen miro goitor 5. 6oimonn
in ser 3ionS.airte an Der gde bon
9erinatou. lmO Sollioop,StroBe cine
8reoiatrei6e iiber Spriidworter ob.
id1lieBcn. Gr preoiat iiber @lottb. 6.
"a. Ter oeutide llnterribt murOr
Sreitag, gtahmittdeS 4.t5, mieocr
beaonnen mo miro bon jest an
CienItog imo 6reitug 6u oieicr
StmOe reeelmdBie ge6olten weroen.
Gltern, oie ibre &inOer an 0ieIen
llntcrridlt tbeilnebmen laiieu moIlen,
niilicn oieielben ongrneloen Sails
iid) geniiqen0 E6eilne6mer finoen
miro nod cine alaiie fir 6ortge-
Ihrittenc eroffnet perOen. aommen-
oen TonncrItog ino 5reitag miro
Der 5rouenoerein icil groBeS glu-
iterneIien nit 9oSor in oen &dumcn
Oes @eneinoeboiics obbaItcn. Gie
,Seier miro oiesmal IN groBerem
W1aBitobe geboIten iein, rnO Ser
oroBe areis Der Sreinoe Der @e'
meiuoe miro ni6t oerfebleu, an5uer'
fennen, moS ole @emeinoe fir oos
Gelltiftbum Ieiitet. Sountoe oen
o. Nopcmber, lit Heformotions.6eIt,
yiohnlittoes, ais oui eriten Sonntog
oeS @ouotS miro @eiper-@ottesoienit
III eneliider Sprode bon 3 bis 6 llbr
eebalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
@ei fSrenhrnfener perIei,t.

@dbreno Ger 3.idbriee 6reoerid
9ioeoieer, Der So6u oes Srn. 5reoe-
rid 9loeOioer bon glr. 253t, Wlc.
Seurp-StroBe, Inn ein 5rerioenieuer
ipieIte, erlitt er i6uere 9ronOmui-
ben am &iiden, oen 9eihen mo iei-
nem linien SIrm. @r murOe nod) Dem
5ranflin Square SoipitoI eebrodt
Der 9leine erflGrte, oaB Scr 9-idb.
rige 6ronf 9lmeuboee bon 9lr. 1925,
Nic.Senrp.StroBe. i'm in ooS 6euer
geitoBen babe, ooS IN oem Siuter1oie
OcS NailleS bronntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
air[ pun einer CSIeftriidlrn.

Mn Der 9reuaune DER 33. rmo
@beitnut. .StroBe fiel ecItern godnit-
toe ocr 50 Sabre olte 9loolpbus s.
9crot bon einent Strobenbobn. .@oe-
eonuno bIicb betpiBtIos lieeen. @r
muroe in Der g(mbuIon3 oes moro.
Iidcn 0iItrifts nod Ocm aYiercp.
$oipitol~ eebrodbt, mo Die Aer6tc
feititeIItcn, Dob iih Sr. ASerot Der.
i1ieoene Gippen eebroAen uno 9lb-
ihiirfinecn om eon8en 9orper 6iee.
5ogen botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
Gtnra in Sic 9ieFe

Ser As Sabre oIte SSobu @reb BON
glr. 4O5, observation-disclosures, Der
ais gilenorbeiter bel Der Baltimore
Grp Eod & Sbip 9niloina 60" be.
lbnttigt it, iiel eeitern 9sodmittae
orr9 cine Defining in oos sSunerc
eineS I'M 9ou beeriffeucu Sdiffcs
i'm aai ON 6uBe Der Nlortin.StroBe.
@r erlitt ibwere gerIctunacn an
aopT uno pnroe in Oos 6ronflnl
Square SoipitoI aebrodlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
Sin ocfd6rIidlcr glcacr.

SomeS u. SSooo idoB uui cinen go
li5iiten imO einen @oiionten. #
&. Sobu murOe oui Orei Wlonoie
nod Dem @eiduoniB acionot, peil
CT ieincr 6rou cin @laS an oen
9opi mari. - TcridieOcneS ans
Den @oIi5eieeridtcn.
Ger 9legcr SomcS 81. 5000 fer.
crte geItern gtohmittog, ais CT bon
Sergeant gInorelp bonn norOpeltli.
den Giitrirt oerfoIgt wurOc, apci
Shiilie ob 9(ub Q. u. Goienberg
bon gir. 30tS, @elt.glort6. 6.gIpenilc,
Der iid oem gleger entgeaeuiteutc,
borte 5lpei augeIn oil ieincm Gopie
Oorbei5iiden. Ger SdieBboIo iIiid)
tete in cine @oroge on Der @de bon
Som. imo 6rontsStroBe, ipo cr bon
Sergeant Nlnorefu, Ger oui i'm per-
ibieOene Niole geidoiien botte, Der.
boitet luuroe. Sn ser mittleren Sta.
iion purOe $1,000 itnter Orei 9lnihul.
oigungen ongeblib ouf Sergeont
glnOreips uno Q. q. 9oIen6era ge.
idoiien 81 baben iIno ongebIi6 einen
9euolper in ieinem Bette gebobt 5u
boben unter $2500 giirei6oit oen
@eridtSberfabren iiberpieien. 5000
botte nit einem onoeren 9ieger einen
@ortuehiel, als Sergeant gluoreip
onf Der 9ilofIdde eribien
Trei onote @efGnQniB.
@eil er ongeblicb Ieiner 5rou ein
9ierglos al oen Sopf eelporien bat.
te, lpuroe eeitern @oporo Sobn BON
gIr. 2610, SteoenS Court, BON 9lid.
ter Shrooer in Scr nor0lidcn @oIi.
5eiitotion oui orei Monote nod Dem
@efdngniB geionOt NIod oeu gln.
gobcn bon 6rou SoDn ioB ibr @otte,
oIS iie nad Souie 5uriidfebrte Dor
einem aeiiel Bier. sic no6m i6m
Den 8eel meg, iuorouf ibr ooS @IoS
on oen 3opf floe.
Gas Cube elmer @erenii.
gltn9Sfo6rt.
Charles $. @iuiomS bon 9Sr.
1926, Sorforo.9Ipenne, ser in cinem
9hItomobiI am 6ube DER @op. .StroBc
gegen OoS FicrgelGnOer iu6r, iuiroc
geitern Morgen bon Hidter @odorO
iuter Der gIniduloiglme, ongeblidl
in betrllnfenem 8uitonoe ein s(uto-
mobil gelenft 81 boben, nit $50 imO
Soften beitroft. g8enn OoS eiierne
@eIdnoer Dem glnproa uibt itonogc.
bolten bate, Damn ipdre giQiomS
iibcrlih nit ieiner @ioifine ms
8oiier gefouen.
Z bierquGler beltroft.
Ga er eincn NtoileicI IN gon5 TO.
Der @eile perpriigcIt bottc, ipirOc gc.
Itcrn Scr yleger @iIliom @rie6t bon
glr. 1908, @cit.Somburg. .StroBc.
bon Hidter Eodoro in ser mittlcrcn
FoIi5eiitotion nit $40 uno Soften be-
ltroit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
amr3c GtaOtncnioFciten.

Sr Senrp 2. Sortoeeniis. elmer
Der dltelten @eih0ftslelite BON 9oIt:
more feierte oeitern ieinen 81. @e.
burtstoe in ieiner @obnine. 0lr.
1910 2irOen-SIoe. Gr fam in ts45
BON SoGouo uo6 oen Scr. Stooteu.
Sr SeouarO @reif bat eeitern BEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ser 9itbuuer
$i00 iibertueiien Ioiien.
Cardinal 6arlep bon glem gorf
NOR eeitern 5ii elmer GonfereB bel
Dem Cardinal Gibbons 5u @oite. Gr
rciIte nod aciteru gI6euo picoer o6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
Wlann 6radl bciunhilOs snIammcn.

0ie NSoIi6ei i'm peitlideu Giitrift
wuroe benodrhtiet, ooB ein beuuBt.
Ioier @ohn ouf Dem Srottoir oil Der
SiiOpeitGde Ger GoIirmbio.g .glbeime
unO YocoitroBe liese. Der Wtonn Iou
bei'm areu5en Scr Golumbio.glbenue
SuIommeneebroden iein. @r ipuroe
in oos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &C.
ihofft, mo- befiirhtet miro, ooB CT
einen Sd6oeIbrud Oopon eetroeell
bat. @ion pcrmutbct, Dab Der Ser.
irneliidte ein eclpiiier llmIrmg bon
glr. sos, ScottitroBe, 1T, OeiIcn 9llter
ouf 60 ns G5 Sabre gciddet miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
Grlua ben gSerlceunocn.

Ger l.i0brige Carl Saul, oeiien
@ltern in OSr. 5iS, gtoroyRobinion.
StroBe, mobnen mo DER, pie berid-
let, am "a. Oftober bei'm Spielen
nit Streidbol5ern ibpere @rano-
minoen erlitt, itorb eeitern gtohmit.
ioe i'm oSsraeIitiiden SoipitoI So.
roner SnSlep miro cine llnterhlhuue
aniteLIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28

Ger i0.iGbriee Sobu 6. Sut6lpel.
fer BON y1r. 2iS. gtoro.@rceue.Str,
iiel eeItern bon ieinem 3wciroo IN
ser Baltimore, nobe Ger Strider.
StroBe, lmo idluo nit ieinem aopi
10 beftia oui ooS StroBenbobngelciie,
6aB er oaS gepuBtiein perIor. Ger
ano6e polte 5pei fleineu MGohen
mispeiden mo bate babel ieiue
NIoihine 5u raid umeeihmenft. @r
purOe bon einem 6relmo Ieiner So
mile 81 einen g(r5t Der 9iohbnrihoit
eebrodt. 92oHOem er bebonoelt NOR
Sen, fountc CT nod Soide oeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
SIM nGGnrdl Some sciturbcn.

SRI. 9lnna 9iein6arot, ole cine
@irtbihoit i'm Souie 91r. 737, Siio.
3. Stry SisbIanotopn, bctricb, itarb
geitern i'm oGburd Some onO Sr.
iirmarp", no iie iid felt pier @oden
IN 9ebonolung befono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
@arransa tiinSiat Ieine eanSiSatnr an

Sto0t Nierifo. 81. 0ftcber.
@cneral &enuitinno Gorron3u
tiinoigte bente iormen ieinr Ganoi
oatur iiir ole @rdiioentifait an. 0ic
anfiinoielmg erfolete ais 9luhport
ouf Elm @ioniieit Ger neucn Gonitiiil.
tionoliiten SiberoIeu Gartei. peld)e
an @nrran5a appelirt bate. iid mn
ooS 9Imt 5u beiuerbeu nno ibm ihre
llnterltiieune paeiidert botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
9,nluer.Cs .Csrpluiion

SoSfell,. R..y.. 81. Cftober.
Grci @adnner puroen wa1riheinlid
tootlih uerlpimoet mo bier ouoerc
erlitteu leidtere gerlesungen Ourd
cine TuIper.@rploiiou in DER SaSfea.
SlnIage Der On @ont Dc gtemour
@ouoer 9omponp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
Rod ciu Sritrn.0nmpfcr in bic
Siefe.

Sou0on 81 2ftober. Ias
SIoDo'ide glmeou fimOiat an oaB
Der Ennipier ySfoe" bon eincm
Eouhboot III Den @runO gebobrt
wuroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
@ISbIidlcr SpS.

9Is Die bodbetaete 6rau Sulia
Mngner BON 9lr. zoos, Siamon-
Str, eeiiern ibre @nteIin. 6rou 60.
t6erine 6nuniean 9tr. 1880, gnior.
Ctr beiubtc, fieI iie, m66reno Iie iid
nit ibrer @nfeIn mterbiclt. ploblih
pom StlbI um0 mar in penieen Nli.
nuten cine 9ei6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
Or. Oun aGrbrr ojrnf Stiirsf6's
ylahfOIgcr.

Son0on 81. Oftober. Die
@iener 9l6eno. 3eitllnecn fiinOioen
an oaB Or. bon aorber olS gtadfol.
ger oes ermoroeten e'roi Stiiretb
5um oiterreihiibeu &reutierminiiicr
ernannt poroen lit. Dies ioet einc
Hcitcr. Gepeide aus glniteroam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
,Wruccriltcn gScrein. /"

Der o@roceriiten.Gercir" belt ee,
itcrn 9lbeno in Ger SIoriifs @rdanec-
Soac, @de 6ronfliu. Ano ct. @oul.
StroBe, cine Teriommlltng intcr
Dem 9oriis BON @r1iiocnt 5. q.
NloDers ob. Ger Serein beobii1tigt,
i'll ocn nohitcn Wlonotcn pmfongrci.
dc @ropoeonOa 81 modet I'M Ole
Nlitglieoer5obl aui minoeltens 1900
5u brin9en. Grobocni Der @erein crit
ciniee @oden nlt 1T, 6etr0et Ole 3a6l
Der NiitglieOer bereitS iibcr 500. 0os
@nuptquartier OeS Gereins befinoet
lid inn ,9oiu.@eb1uoc". Der 3ucd
it, ole @roceriiten eeeen Gerlllte 81
ibiiben ltnO fiir oie MlitelieOer @el-
ser bon idluiieen 9lmOen 5u colefti.
rem. Sn oeu n0diten @o1en mer.
Oen geriommllmeen in Dit, @eIt.
unO 5ii0.Ydltinore obge6olten luer.
ocn. @m. 8oooworO Glouo, ASroii.
bent Ger NiarvlGn0er StoatS-9ont,
bieIt eeitern 9lbeno cine glniprode.
0ie onoeren 9ieoner moren EbomoS
2pons, SEQ. q. Delaney unO E6oS.
9. Snt6iion, Sefretdr oes Sereins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
SrennenS in ben eafen.

Der 9nmpfer rGbieuoO" BON brr
6ruu56iiiden 2inie bat ben Sd-
fen 0nbaI, Sl3Oreu.Suieln, CT.
reidlt Gin 6ener tO6t in
cincm ieiuer 2aOsrGumc. sat
265 Suiiusierc an gOrO. ge.
fanS iidl nnf Der 5G6rt bon Dor.
Osunr uudl slsp-gOtf.
2onoon. 81. Sftobcr. Scr
Dompier vGbicoao" bon Der .6rm.
5oiiideu 2iuie' lit nod 9lneobc ocs
2Iopos Bureaus in 5oDoI, 9l5orcn.
Snieln oneeIonet. Gs meroen 0ie
aiiBeriten glnitrensuneen eemaht
oos 6euer in ieinem 2ooeroum as
loihen.
sat 265 8ofiaetere on
gor0.
gtep yort 81. Cftobcr
Sier beute aus 2onoon cinaetroffcnc
Standardization beioeten ooB Der
Gonpfer rGbicogo" Der fronsoiiIdcn
2inie, meIher am %. Ottober nit
265 8oiioeieren an gcr6 bon gor.
oeour nod Stem. yort abfubr. ieinen
alirs uod 5oDol- gl6oren eenommcn
babe, % Gin 6euer in ieincm 2ooc-
roum ylr. 3 ouseebroden iei, Die
gteloune fiiete bin6u, 6oB es pripor.
tet pcroe, Dab Der Goupier beiltc
nod 6o1ol crreidrn ipiiroe.
Die gindricbt puroc ourd cine SEA.
bclbotihoit bonn Slopos gureou in
! 2onoon an Die bieiige 5diifsborie
beitGtiot.
9eontc Der iyrnn3oiiihen 2inie
iaeten iie bGttcu feline oircftc Olod1s
ridlt bon Dem Gompfcr crboItci. sea-
beIocpeiden, oie an oas Souptburcon
oer Slnte un0 nod SSupdl qeridbtct
mnroen iporen bis bcute g(ben0 Sii
ipdtcr Shnoe nod unbcontmortet.
ga oireftc gtadridten icblen. 70 bat
Dies IN oen bieiigen geomten Der
Sinie Die llcber6cielme erpedt, OoB
Der grano nidt iebr ernlter gaotlr
it, itno Dob oie @oiIoeiere oil 9cro
| lid nidt IN @efobr bcfinoen.
Der Dompfer bat auBer 6rodlt
nur &oiioeiere 6peiter mo orittcr
Sloile oil 9or0. gln Dem 1oac, ali
Dem CT obhtbr, crbielt Dos bieiiae
Bureau oie 9iohricbt, oob DER Gam.
pier t67 aaiiiten. uno SO 8uilden.
beds Soiiaeiere an goro babe. Die
9emanmlne oes Sdiffes 56blt etiua
200 0litgIicoer. Ser Gnmpfcr muroe
i'm Sabre 1908 ae6out lmo bot einen
3oluninbolt bon iO,502 Sonnen.
gtebcn ocm aHofombeou~ uno benz
go 6opctte" oerieIben 2inie bat Der
Danipfer oen Souptbonoel Smiic6cu
6ronfreid uno oieicut Sofen Der.
mittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
slutOS berifminSen BON @OnrtbUnIc
&IaSa.


Gos Snfroitreteu Scr glutonlobil
SerorOmng puroe seitcrn bon oell
9ciiteru BON glutomobilcn oic i6re
@loidiuen tGeIid ouf Ocm Court,
bouie @Io5o Itcben IieBcn. bemcrtt.
D|nriboIl @drter batte pcridicOcng
Eoli5iiten auf Dem @la3o poltirt Sic
bottcn Sen 9eiebI, Oie shifiteIiHe Scr
9lutonobile 81 pcrbieten. @robe In,
onncbmliAfeitcn ertitebeu fir sic
Better BON @orogen, in lpeIden SC.
porotiirorbeitcu por9cuonunen mer.
oen. Sn Den @arogen boben geiu0bn.
lid nur cinise ghltonobile 9Slas. 0is
nohocm lie reporirt iino, in sic
StroBe geiteat peroeil, bis Scr Bell
ser oie Nloibine abbott. Osborne :,
Yellott. Der GedtSbeiitono oes SIu,
tonlobil-Glubs, miro i'm gIilfirogC
bon Sefretor $. @i. SuSius, cine lin.
termdun9 be5iieIid Ocn Iirfuueeu
Der GerorOnune oif Sen @eiddftsoer,
febr oniteaen. Iic @croronuna
idrei6t Dor, onB Slutomobile mo an
Oere Sa6r5euee Spiihen s llbr Wlor.
gems mo Z llbr 30 A6enOS nidt l6n
ger OILS 5iuei StunOen unO BON Z llbr
30 sIbenoS bis s llbr 0loreens midi
ldnger ais Oreieinbolb Stmocn in
Stroben ooer oiieutliher Eldsen ite
Zen ncLnlien lnrrnen Aiirfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
0Os lette Suuscrt.

yrse Sle ~&bem" .aopeae miro beuic
mS,.n 'o drnl lebten @2ol in oen eeeen.
Si%i Sirllaen @eiddftsrdumen bon SEQ.
eo,,e eT@'ne OIL Der Sft.9oltimoreItrobe
nc,,Ss osrtlren. Sr. 6iuine seocntt, lcin
on, 'SS Sofol OIL Scr gIoro- -@opItroBe
vat | y'oOember bcsieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28

Ger oemofrotiihc Club ser 10.
@aro giebt ieinen NlitelieOern beute
slbcnO ein Shiiternroiten in icinelt
Glu6lofole an ser @de bon 0utc.
Ion0-Sirobe mN @Iifton.gLne.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-29
YES-IT IS POSSIBLE
TO STOP RHEUMATISM

Rheumatism is a tormenting and
stubborn malady. In some cases it
yields to treatment which is without
avail in other cases.
The darting pains, lame muscles or
stiffened joints only disappear by grad
ually expelling the uric acid, and so
many thousands have been relieved by
the blood-enriching oilfood in SCOTS
Emulsion that you should give it a
faithful trial. Scott's Emulsion acts as
apowerful blood-purifier by increasing
the red corpuscles and it strengthens
the organs to carry off the acids which
cause the trouble.
Try Scott's Emulsion. Itcanuot harm.
1t has helped thousands and may be ex-
actly what you need. No Alcohol.
scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. Nj. 1874
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-29
ROCK ISLAND EMPLOYEES
AT SAFETY FIRST MEETING

FAIRBURY, Neb, March 2.-(Special
Telegram.)-In an effort to overcome per
sonal injuries on the Nebraska division
OF the Rock Island, local operating Of
ficials held Joint safety first and
sprevent injury" meeting this afternoon.
which was largely attended by repre-
sentatives from all classes OF railroad
service.
Division Superintendent II. r. Allen
presided and Safety First Supervisor w.
III. StiIlweIi OF Topeka brought up a num-
Der of subjects for consideration and
adoption. Superintendent Allen urged the
division employees to use every precautlon
to overcome injury and steps were taken
to overcome defects in machinery and
locomotives operating out Of this terminal
Mr. Stlllwell read lot of statistics that
showed the Nebraska division excelled
every division in the first district in the
least number Of men injured Only clever
Nebraska division employees sustained
slight injuries during February.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-29
Frank ShOtwel Plants
a Center Shot


Omaha, March 27,-To the Editor
Of The Bee: l assure you that 1
agree with your amendment to my
platform. l intended to reach all
grafters, but il I have omitted any
/ shall be glad to have you call my
attention to the same at any time.
I am with you first, last and all the
time in opposition to them,
Robert Smith has no more right to
the naturalization fees than he had
to the insanity fees, and it will give
me great pleasure, if elected to the
state senate, to endeavor to cure any
existing defects in the law whereby
he or any other man can secure
any extra compensation than the
lawful salary of the office. All
public officials are in office at Their
own invitation and if they are not
satisfied with the lawful salary
they can resign and get out.
Assuring you that I appreciat,
your calling my attention to thii
matter, I am, Sincerely yours,
FRANKLIN A. SHOTWELL.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-29
Nebraska
PHONE AND POSTAL
SERVICE PLANNED
President Carlow Of Columbus Sug
gests New System Of Deliv-
ering Letters.
TELEPHONE MEN AT LINCOLN

LINCOLN. March &-(Special Tele-
Eram)-A telephone postal service was
advocated by President c. J. Carlow of
Columbus in his opening address before
the Independent Telephone association
meeting here today. Mr.. Garlow's scheme
would be the placing of a special stamp
On a letter By the sender which would be
authority for the postmaster to open the
same and read it over the telephone 60
the man to whom il was addressed.
Although the sleet storm kept many
away because OF work needed in repair
Eng the lines, still over fifty were present
at the opening and others have been com
ing In during the day
Mr.. Carlow advocated better salaries
to operators.
Secretary Hurtz said that the year 1911
had been the banner year in telephone
history and that the association was In
good shape In all. lines.
w. S. Vivian of Chicago was the prin'
cipal speaker in the afternoon meeting
lie is secretary OF the United states Tele-
phone association.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-29
ATTORNEY GENERAL TO TAKE
PART IN ASSESSMENT CASE
(From a staff Correspondent }

From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. March 2S.-(Special )-Many
of the public officials OF the various
counties, as we'll as the county attorneys
have written the attorney general to see
If he would no appear in the case Of
Great Northern Railway company against
Blaine county, ct al. and represent the
several counties, inasmuch as said suit
involves the constitutionality of the ac-
ton of the Board of Equalization in maxi
ing an assessment against the Great
Northern Railway company by reason OF
the sleeping cars owned by said company
and operated over the lines of the Chi
cago, Burlington & quincy Railroad
company in Nebraska
This assessment amounts to S43O and
has been apportioned by the Board of
Equalization among the several counties
of the state traversed by the lines of the
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad
company IN the proportion that the num-
Der of miles OF main track within the
limits OF each of said counties bears to
the number of miles OF main track of the
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Railroad
company
f. S. Baker OF Harrison, Neb.. called
personally to see the attorney general
about the same, and Mr.. Reed has as
sured all of the various county officials
that he will give the matter personal at
tention in the federal cour, and will pre-
pare the necessary pleading.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-29
RURAL SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT
PLANS IN MADISON COUNTY
tFrom a Staff correspondent.l }

LINCOLN, March 2s.-(Special.) state
Superintendent Thomas has information
concerning a practical demonstration of
the genuine interest awakened in rural
school Improvement furnished by district
No. 10 in Madison county. known as the
Deer Creek school district. The district
contains twelve and three-quarter sections
of land with an assessed valuation of
S114129. At a special meeting held recently
the district voted levy of 5000 to erect
a modern two-room school building. The
architect employed by the board has
drawn plans providing two rooms. each
s3x33 feet, with twelve-foot ceilings. the
rooms separated by folding partition
which may be opened to make one large
assembly room for community center
meetings.
The basement will have fuel room,
furnace room, gymnasium, manual train
ing room, sewing room, domestic science
room and girls toilet. Water will be piped
from a windmill to a supply tank, and a
sewer $50 feet in length win provide
drainage. The school rooms will have
modern equipment. proper lighting. and
the grounds will be made attractive. An
excellent rural high school is already
maintained in this district.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-29
Gurley Believes
Judge Hughes is
Man for the job

The growing sentiment In favor OF
Judge Hughes for president was shown
by a meeting OF about forty men who
met yesterday at the Henshaw hotel
and formed the "Gurley-for-Delegate
club" The meeting was called at the in
stigation OF the friends OF William F.
Gurley who are desirous OF seeing him
attend the republican convention at Chi
cago as one Of the delegates from this
district.
Mr.. Gurley was invited 10 be present
and addressed the club to the effect that
he believed under the present primary
system the people did not nave a chance
to express their wishes as 10 presiden-
tiai candidates unless the candidates for
delegates announced In unequivocal
terms whom they favored.
Mr.. Gurley says that he thinks Judge
Hughes is the most progressive OF the
conservatives and Mr.. Borah the most
conservative OF the progressives and that
Judge Hughes comes nearer represent
ing the sentiment or the rank aud file
Of the republican party than any other
u.an.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-29
CUNNING COUNTY SAVES
UNDER THE SMITH LAW
fFrom a staff Correspondent.

LINCOLN, March 2s.-(Special) 1.-The
county Of Cunning under the Smith bridge
law has saved in the last year many
thousands OF dollars, according to Martin
Bysong. one of the supervisors of that
county. who was in Lincoln today
Under the old law the county paid
$4,000 for bridges which under the new
law would have cost them $4,000 IL built
OF the same steel material. However. by
the building of wooden bridges across tho
smallest streams the bridges built last
year cost the county $4,000 In place OF
$4,000 OF forme' years.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-29
Thirty-Six Counties
Have No COnvictS
tFrom a staff Correspondent

LINCOLN. March 2S.-(Special. Thirty
six counties of Nebraska sent no con-
victs TO the state penitentiary. according
TO a statement made by Secretary shahan
of he State Board OF Charities and Cor
rections today in answer 20 information
asked from out in the state.
OF the counties which did send men 70
the penitentlary. thirty-one sent but one
prisoner, washington. Merrick and Rock
sent two each; Butler, Gage, Kearney,
Morrill,, Phelps. Ssrpy and Scotts Bluff,
three each; Buffalo and Cheyenne, four
each; Adams, Cass. Dodge and Thurston
five each Dawes, jefferson and Richard
son. six each; Lincoln. eight; Box Butte
and Hall. ten each; Loncaster. twenty
one, and Douglas, ninety-six.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-29
Notes from Beatrice
And Gage County

BEATRICE, Neb.. March &.-(Speciai)
Suit was filed yesterday in the district
court by ]. p. Saunders, administrator of
the estate OF the late Dennis II. Smith,
to collect the sum OF $4,000 from the son
of the deceased. ]. B. Smith. who is now
living in Missouri. and which is alleged
to be due the estate.
r. ]. Fitzpatrick OF this city has been
appointed a member of the membership
committee OF the Navy league, the oldest
of the national defense organizations
and has accepted the. appointment.
Rev. f. c. Wilson yesterday closed q
deal for the purchase of the Cortland