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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19
Omaha and the Students
Llnooln star.

II must prove a good thing for all concerned
10 have $50 university students visit Omaha in a
body as it is proposed that they shall do Friday.
II will be good for the students and good for
Omaha That many students have expressed a
desire to CO. and it is cinch that Omaha wants
them to visit the metropolis.
Unfortunately the students who live in other
portions Of the state seldom hear anything good
Of Omaha, just as they seldom hear much that is
gratifying TO their vanity in regard to themselves
Both have been seolded and magned great deal
during the last few years. From much that is
said concerning them by portion OF the Lincoln
press Omaha must have reached the conclusion
that rough-ncekism is regarded among the young
men of the big Nebraska institution as a scholarly
attainment, although those of US who are permit
ted to minge with them know that there is moth
ing to it. On the other hand, much that the stu
dents read concerning Omaha must awaken
fear that il is unsafe for decorous person to
visit that city and that contamination lies in wait
for the unwary there
Contact between Omaha and the students,
then, must prove beneficial TO both Omaha will
do handsomely by the students in showing them
a good time II is city worth seeing. Every
Nebraskan should know il and comprehend its
greatness On the other hand Omaha will find
the university bunch clean and capable crowd
OF enthusiasts however noisy they may be.
Ii has sometimes seemed as If there were po-
tentialities in Omaha who we're not over-frendly
toward the university. II has been from that di-
rection that opposition has often come to fulfilling
the financial needs of this big and growing insti-
tuition. Perhaps these gettings together of Omaha
and representatives OF the student body may
quicken Omaha interest in the university and
deter the wealthy Omahan from sending his
sons and daughters to distant schools for equip
ment
The $50 student excursion might we'll be
swelled to twice the number. for Omaha prom
ises a treat for them and will make that prom
Use good.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19
An Old Story Retold.

The Decatur bank failure has no element
OF novelty in it. II has been repeated many
times, world without end. Get-rich-quck
schemes usually are founded on air, and almost
invariably come to the same end. The business
OF banking has stable foundation. and it must
be managed along fundamentally sound lines
in order TO endure. The man who undertakes
to accomplish wonders juggling with money be-
longing TO others sooner or later will lose his
balance or miss his grip, and then comes tho
smash.
For Nebraskans the experience carries some
thing OF a warning When the bank guaranty
act was under discussion, this very contingency
was pointed out and the necessity OF making
provision against il was strongly urged Then
as now personal probty business experience and
unremitting industry were the requisites Tor sue
cess in banking as IN any line Of commercial en-.
deayor. The guaranty law undertook to add TO
these the additional safeguard Of making all the
bankers sponsors Tor the integrity 81 each other
That II has failed to create honesty is not cause
Tor wonder ...
Secretary Royse ot the State Banking board
recently sounded warning 10 the bankers and
the public alike against conditions possible an.
dee thc present statute The laws 81 Nebraska
should be further amended SO a. TO absolutely
eliminate The wildcat banker
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19
Disclaimer from Berlin.

The announcement from Washington that
Germany has finally put in a disclaimer OF the
unlawf,A acts Of German subjects or German
sympathizcrs in the United States, affecting
American neutrality, Is worthy of attention, as
indicating that the imperial government is not
unnindfu Of matters that might lead to eompli-
cations. Ambassador Bernstorff, through the
State department, is addressing subjects of the
kaiser domciled in the United States warning
them to refrain from any illegal conduct, and to
observe closely the laws of the country in all
their actions. This scarcely affect the sym
pathizers with Germany who are not subjects OF
the emperor, but it does put the onus of their
conduct on them Germanys foreign office is
beginning to show something of the quality OF
astuteness for which it was given credit prior to
the war, but which has been obseured in a con
siderable degree since the beginning OF hostilities
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19
If Bryan,s Figures Are Correct.

AS an aftermath Of our recent primary, Will
lam J. Bryan is INDUCING bent for political
mathematics for the evident purpose Of making
favorable showing for the dry" amendment, lie
computes the wet majority on the democratic
side to be 1000, arrived at by subtractug from
the vote polled for Neville that polled by
Brother Charlie" to defeat whom he says
many wet republicans voted in the democratic
primary"
II Mr.. Bryan has here the explanation Of his
brothers defeat then at least $4,000 republicans
must have crossed over into the democratic side
whereas no one knows of any apprceiable number
OF democrats voting in the republican primary.
The total vote in that primary is officially re-
corded as 5000 for the democrats, against l02,-
7S5 for the republicans. Transferring $1,000 from
the democratic column back 10 the republican
column would make the latter $4,000 and reduce
the other to $4,000, measuring the disparity be-
tween the two parties at $1,000 If Nebraska re-
publieans really have lead OF more than 10000
over the democrats, il is all over but the shouting,
provided only the republican elements are firmly
united behind a satisfactory presidential Standard
bearer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19
Thirty Years Ago
This Day in Omaha

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19
People and Events

A Philadelphia woman bit the finger OF a
burglar who tried to choke her and then jumped
from a second story window for help. Her
carnestness was rewarded. The bitten burglar
got five years
For violating the Sunday closing law by
selling 10 cents worth OF tea TO an Inspector,
Brooklyn grocer was fined $40 and sent to jail
for five days The statue Of liberty is visible
from Brooklyn.
New York courts have decided that the
woman who refused bcquest Of 100000 from
her uncle because Il was tainted money must ac-
cept the fortune, Satisfactory arrangements for
iumigaton have been made
All the grownups and youngsters OF Clcvc-
land suburb searched for halt day and all
night for a lost 4.year.o boy bu, All passed by
the garage next door 10 his home Here the
Md Was found ASLEEP next morning, having been
locked IN hy a playmate
A remarkable instance Of lie saving hy self
surgery Is reported at Redwood City, Cal l..
"A Beck a dftdge manager. g0t his foot eauRht
II chain bslt and beiRg unable 10 estfisate Il
ampnisicd that portion 81 the limb with Bis pen.
knns saving hmsgi from being drawn into ths
maghtusf, aud crushed Aher teltstng himself
IA handagsd the injured member ard vas taken
~ daClof
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19
Twice Told Tales


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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19
Chromatic Surgery
Literary Digest.


WILL you have your appendicitis operation
wv done in pink, or nile green, this YEAR, Pink
would be more cheerful tone encouraging
optimism, but green induces tranquility, and
doubtless has a sufficiently Lethean quality,
when dominating walls and ceiling OF the operat-
ing room, TO enable you to forget the bill that
awaits your recovery. The point is that physi-
clans and surgeons arc beginning to believe the
psychologists, who say that color affects our
moods and also that our moods determine to
some extent the success or failure OF medical
and surgical experiments with our interior econ
omy. This The Medical Review explains more
fully as follows
"A saffron tie makes us anguorous while
purple one inspires US 10 noble deeds Green
produces a state OF tranquility, while blue de-
presses us. And so on. But now the chro-
matte scheme Of things entire has invaded the
operating room, that hitherto domain OF the
strictly practical Last September DR.. Berkeley
Moynhan wrote to The Lancet stating that
for two and half years he had been using green
sheets and towels instead OF white ones IN the
operating room, as they were more restful to
the eye; he had also painted his walls green
and covered the floor with green material This
suggestion was copied by some American jour
nails
"In the next number of The Lancet DR.. Mil
lgan expressed himself as being IN favor OF such
a scheme, but Dr. Whiteford is much more en-
thusiastic. His operating room he has done
tastefully in light French blue the surgeons are
dressed in white, the nurses in blue, and the on-
lockers in red. In the next issue DR. Jeans
states that he is doing his operating rooms in
blue this year. And so the chromatc ehirur-
gcons contribute their impressionistc IDEAS Of
operating rooms. In time, let us hope, we have
the perfect polychromatous physician; he will
bewilder US with some such display as this: The
anesthetic room will be in rainbow colors, sight
flying hope, the operating room will be IN red,
meaning danger, the new assistant will be green,
the patients relatives will look blue, and the
future will appear black Seriously however,
il is time that some such restfu shade to the
eyes as light green should supplant the glazing
white Of many hospitals, the dazzling operating
room, the cherries corridors and the monoton-
Gus patients rooms
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19
EDITORIAL sIFTINGs.

Pittsburgh Dispatch; Tho administration
now proposes tan on export munitions.
and with the speed q has displayed with
othar measures. the tax should be effective
about the nms Of tho next great war
Cleveland plaln Dealer give the Turks
credit for unexpected humAnity They have
permitted the British ta send 10 kut' Ets
AmarA for their slick ard wounded. II the
s'uuppsskabls' adjective = mlsnomsrf
Louisville roufter-iournsl spring al
iast, il here The fool who lights the
kushsa are With kerosene and is burned
alive has been succeeded By the foot wha
tries to ehapGs seats "a eAaee IN mits
stream
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19
A cnr..orr ylsu Of Prsnarsdns...


Omaha. May 17.--To this Editor OF The
Bee | observe that the pscinss are still
writing to you about the beauties Of trust
ing In the brotherhood Of all men and being
unprepared DO not belleye them. tried
pacifism for two years and It was a great
disappointment to me. That was when l
was a young dog and had not been disli-
Iusloned. ! went about wagging my fool
ish tall. trusting in the brotherhood OF
dogs and the protection Of simple heart.
Tho result was that I was assaulted every
time I left my own yard and in all the
neighborhood was no dog so lowly that he
might aspire to sample the quality Of my
upholstery. Even that ugly little iapdog
across the street who looks like a cream
pun ran yapping at my heels. trying to bite
with what had been supplied him as a sub
stituts for teeth
Since those unhappy days have given up
being a paeinst and have learned to night
/ am prepared, and they all know It by the
way I walk on my toes and sniff the air.
No longer do they come boldly into my yard
TO steal my best bones hidden under the
lilac bush, and II I wish 10 20 for quiet
walk may now do 30 without running the
risk OF being aHsasslnated by the first bold
coyote that comes along hunting for his
place In the sun.
II the phcinsts In these parts wish to
make a practical test of their theories I
should advise them to abolish the police
force and put their trust IN the brotherhood
and kindly feelings Of this local fraternities
Of criminals and rough -neoks, II they do
not believe IN preparedness why do they not
discharge the night Waterman and take
the locks on their doors7
Theses are my views--the opinions Of a
hound dog who has been through the mill
and had experience.
BROWNIE HYDE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19
THE REVETLLE.

Bret Harto
Hark hear the tramp Of thousapos
And Of armed men the hum;
Lul a nations hosts have gathered
Round the quick alarming drum
Saying. Come.
Freemen, comet
Ere your heritage b0 wasted SAID the
quick alarming drum.
Let me Of my heart take COUNSEL
War Is not Of life the sum; .. E...
Who shall stay and reap the harvest
when the autumn days shall come IT
But tho drum
Echoed. Gomez
Death shall reap the Drawer harvest sain
the solemn sounding drum,
But when won the coming battle.
what Of profit springs therefrom3
what n conquest subjugatl0n,
Even greater Ills become2'
But the drum
Answered. Come!
You must do the sum to prove H." said the
Yankee answering drum.
what II. mid the cannons' thunder,
Whaling shot and bursting bomb,
when my brothers fan around me-
Should my heart grow cold ana dumb
But the drum
Answered Come! s..
Better there in death united than In life
rccrcant-ComeW
Thus they Answcred-hopiug fearing,
Some IN faith, and doubling some,
TIL . trumpet voice proclaiming,
Said, MY chosen people, Gomez
Thnn the drum,
LO! was dumb,
For the great heart Of the nation, thro-
hing, answered Lord, we come"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19

Two iadles--each with her ehlld--visitad
the Chicago Art Museum. Ar thoy passed
the Winged Victory the little boy ay-
claimed. "Huhi She amt got no head
"shpt tho Mortified little girl replied
That's Artistic don't need nonoV'-fIar-
per's Magazine.
Did you close that deal for tbs sale Of
your farm"
No" replied Farmer Corntossel "The
folks fixed up an advertisement for sum
mer bosrders When ] read Il over II made
tho place seem 40 comfortable and attrac4
tive ! couldn't think Of leaYing lt.--Wash.
ington star
what did yon ray, uncle7'
II didn't speak dear"
oh. 7 thought you said some hing7"
mo, dear; was Just taking my soup.
-Yonkern Statesman.
A witty observer Of men and things re,
marked yesterday; The tocsin of war II
IN many cases an effeetual anti.toSln for
the war fever
Some mon arc ready TO 40 to war the
moment they are needed, and others tho
moment they are not needed Boston
Transcript.
Porter, this berth has been slept inp'
mo sab, ! sHBuah you, sah. Merely &c.
ouRied. It's the ono over the wheels, sah.'
II don't see you at Miss Golder's rseep-
lions any more, old man
MOI she and had a little difference Of
opinion"
Nothing serious. hope"
oh. no; only thought I was the man
she ought 10 marry and she thought ]
wasn't, that's all'--Boaton Transcript.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19

Omaha, May is.--To the Editor Of The
Bee; In newspapers lately have noticed
common Interpretation that the
stephens standard price bill will apply
TO all merchandise. The truth IL only a
small part Of retailers stock will he at
fscted. as the legislation covers only stan.
dard trsdo-marked goods.
Another mistaken conception is that such
system Of merchandising would be Inn
practical for perishsble goods. Supporters
Of this notion forget the bill In pernissiye
and not mandatory, No producer need
come under its provisions unless he desires
TO do so. Undoubtedly much confusion OF
thought Is caused by failure TO bear in mind
all the time that the bill is only expected 70
specifically cover standard articles OF ma
tional reputation used as bait 10 demor-
allie trade--such articles as rule have
steady volume OF sale.
T. L. COMBS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19
0Be 8eesd3a
sleMe2s8oaff

Prefers state 10 National Bank.
81. Edward. Neb., May ls.--To the Edi-
tor Of Tho Bee: note that you have made
special mention Of the failure OF the De-
eatur State bank. II is surely right for you
to give this prominent publicity for the
pilfering Of bank is one OF tho very worst
kinds Of stealing that ever happened.
There Ii no question but that every cent
OF loss in this case will be made good by
the state guaranty law and the thought
came TO me a. TO why you gave such little
notice to those Of sutton and Superior
large number Of our people are like
myself, very much In the dark as to our
banking system. don't know whether my
eye teeth arc out yot or not, but anyhow 1
was one Of the unfortunates who fell in the
Superior crash
II was my misfortune 10 ship car Of
corn to customer at Superior, drawing
through our bank for the proceeds and
they in turn through the Superior bank. It
seems this wonderful National bank went
out and collected the draft and as they
needed the money they kept II. and our
comptroller Of the currency has decided that
as they kept the money. It made US simply
depostors.
at once sought after light. and TO my
fakes ever pulled on an unsuspecting pub
lie none was ever greater than the word
national" In the name Of the numerous
banks.
have often in my innocence Eazed on
these beautiful gilt bank signs with the
national" In them. and feeling OF con-
hdenoe and pride would come over me when
! thought how splendid It was to have In
stltutionH backed UP by our national govern
ment, and I can now realize how Mark
Twain felt when no went 10 Palestine TO
see some Of the lunches Of grapes his
mother used 10 tell him about that the
spies got IN the promised land
Your correspondent says the stockholders
arc worrying, AZ they are liable for twice
their capital stock. I would suggest 10 them
that they advise with tho Superior bank
stockholders, for / don't think they arc
worrying much. This double liability IL Just
another one Of the tokers these institutions
pull OF, for II Is written you must first
catch your rabbit, Then after you md out
who owns the capital stock you can start
suit, and II in the meantime they haven't
turned their property over TO their wife,
you may BIO able to collect your judgment.
less lawyers fees and costs.
one thing that the Decatur people can be
thankful for. and that is that their bank
sututions whoae principal stock In trade rs
the word national"
s. W. LIoHTNER
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19
SUNNY GEMS.

NO. you can't marry him. He's too
no-aceount"
You ought not 10 say that. dad. He
may have some good points that you have
overlooked
NO chance. I mopped up the floor with
him Just now and he didn't even make
a good mop."-Louisville Courier Journal.
What funny nicknames the girls in
your set have for ono another. Why do
they call that girl from Chicago Sen
ator r.
Because she always acts as II she didn't
care rap what the folks back home want
her TO do."-Puck.
How liz II Won know 40 much about the
ueighbors' affairs as you tell at the club?"
oh, my wife's maid picks It up from
the other servants and then my wife will
Insist on repeating II all to me You know
how women will gossip, - Baltimore
American
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19
Doe, Anyone Want wmi

Commenting ga deceptive diagnosis 81 the
body polite, William Allen White oracle ~ the
unlitien. declares Ia ha bmpofa Gazette
Tbs uuth IS Roosevelt AZ tha moment IS
nat 4 factor VI lhe spuhligan NATIONAL gouyeus
tiob bat ussi month things uay shauss
var eoutd maks tht talonefs domination
Inevitable
Rat toes aniheay eant asr q make This cons
Nusena eHssmhls Esfa ntaths Whine saff
coils feiftlHa rum eltae eat ihe sbfsd 81 h.Ht
thst BE- vasid bkg ia hays snl popaiag hers naHs.
nsted al kueh q cost
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19

The Bee gave sdmouition at the right time
of the boost in the tax bills sure to result from
the tremendously increased levies made last year
which property owners are now waking up to.
We have here, however only another example Of
silent indifference when protest might count and
indignant cutlery when what has been done can
moi be undnne
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19

The federal circuit court Of appeals Of New
York has released from custody Jared Flagg. a
notorious get.tieh-quek promoter convicted Of
using the mails TO dcimud Conviction was OBJ
tanned by the use 81 documents seized In Jared's
Office without warrant BY postoiiiee inspectors
The court holds she Seizure a violation ~ the
gonssiiution and she conviction yoid. Excessive
seal % eatelessusss thus destroys a msritorious
prosecution
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19

And now our local democratic contemporary
says the republicans will nominate Hughes IF the
Colonel win let en-" As Hughes is the one man
the democrats fear most an antagonist to Viii
SON that looks merely as if they were reeoneiling
themselves 70 the inevitable
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19

iapaalis etsnselsi maislsd 80 ibt
vHHh saaaay plaa, mlnua wad hnilas . H..
ported q hays created iafofs smaus ia tns
asfs 81 lhe aanhatm kNzaani lapsnsas anls
tR5s ~ aHminfs u we'll knaNa. hat hai nai
tssa sssrtsA bsrstaialt. ia ihs eyanssltta tas
CamptitAaH Is the auetliaa iafsttadana
aaathsl a4dunn Is ths saiiaw psf8
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-19

Mr.. Bryan will not accept the commission as
alternate delegate TO the st. Louis convention
rendered by fellow Nebraska democrats. Promo
ton backward has no charms for him.