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Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09
CAPITAL IS STIRRED
BY U-5S'S VISITS
Naval Officials Greatly Inter
ested in Trip of Armed
Subsea Across Atlantic.
DISCUSS IT'S SIGNIFICANCE

Washington, Oct, 8.-While the fly
ing visit of the German war submarine
to Newport harbor was the main
topic of discussion among navy off
GERS tonight, it was the probable mis-
sion Of the submarine which interested
them rather than the mechanical fea-
lures of the submersible or the signi-
ficance of its trip from Germany as it
might affect naval warfare.
The distance covered by the sub
marine from Wilhelmshaven is well
within the cruising radius of much
smaller vessels than the U-53, includ-
ing some of the older craft of the
American navy. However, it is be-
lieyed that even the big u" boats
could not carry enought fuel oil for
round trip across the Atlantic as
we'll as for tour of cruising duty on
this side. For this reason many Of
ficers appeared to believe that the
purpose Of the U-53 must have been
more to give demonstration Of the
possibilities of submarine warfare
than actually to lie in wait for British
or Canadian vessels plying across the
Atlantic.
Much Greater Sensation.
The merchant submarine Deutsch-
land crossed the Atlantic and re-
turned, but it is realized that the ap-
pearance of an armed naval under
water boat will create much more
profound impression, particularly
upon the public mind in this country
1t was expected that the visit would
revive immediate rumors of a German
submarine base on the north Atlantic
coast and of secret radio stations
maintained along the American coast
line by German interests for the pur-
pose of communicating with the I'M
dersen boats.
For submarine patrol off Ameri-
can or Canadian ports, provision
would have to be made to supply the
fuel, -torpedoes and food supply. The
average submarine carries not more
than ten or twelve torpedoes at mos,
and since the chances are that several
of these would be fired for every hit
! recorded, it would seem necessary
that a reserve supply be kept close al
hand.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09
Platte County Reused
Against Democrats

Columbus, Neb,, Oct. ESPECIAL
Telegram Before an audience OF
several hundred Germans and their
families last Thursday night Rev.
Koolen of Leigh delivered brilliant
address in which he took President
Wilson and the democratic admin
istration severely to task, alleging
fragrant partiality in favor of the allies
and against the Germns.
The occasion was in the form OF a
German entertainment and dance
given under the auspices Of the
Columbus lodge OF Sons of Herman
in the Columbus Maennerchor hall
and was in no way political meet
ing
However, Rev. Mr.. Koolen, who is a
splendid orator. injected this spon.
taneous chastisement of the Wilson
party and it met with hearty applause
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09
HERE'S A NEW WAY TO
MAKE YOUR FEET GLAD

When your feet are sad with the sorrows
that come OF standing or walking long
hours, when they burn and throb, when
they perspire excessively and grow tender
as boils and you wish that you had wooden
legs. then you Will remember this little
story Of how clerk in a big store found
relief from his foot woes. He was suf-
ferer. None more so. Then one day he
heard OF a simple, easy method OF relieving
his agonies. He took this hint and bought
a Ascent package Of wa-Ne-Ta at the drug
store Two tablets In basin OF hot water.
then q few minutes immersion OF the aeh-
ing, throbbing feet and loi the pain had
gone the soreness vanished. the burning
sensation had been replaced by cooling
comfort. You can easily try II yourself.
| Delightful Tor use in bath Leaves skin
| soft and sanitary. II your druggist hasn't
ws-Ne-ra. sond us 10 cents for sample
i package and we viii mail II 10 you prepaid.
! You'll thank us for the suggestion. L. c.
Landon Co, South Bend, ind.-Adv
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09
BY GARRETT P. SERVISS.

A large and vigorous ant-lion Gt
was only half an inch long, but big
enough for its world, stood, as il
hesitating, in the midst OF a sunny
sand plain, several yards square,
across which crazy-seeming ant now
and then ran a crooked course in
search of something it could not find
while once gilded chrysomelian
better, a dazzling, living emerald
golden green above and purple green
below, alighted for an instant, -snly 10
disappear in a flash OF jeweled fire
The aut-lion regarded the ants
and perhaps the brilliant beetle,
With satisfaction. Their appearance
seemed to put an end to its hesita-
ton. It stretched wide its long
forceps shaped mandibles just once
as a tiger will unsheath his teeth
at sight of his prey, and then it SET
itself in motion, going backwards
after the immemorial fashion of its
ancestors.
1t was an ugly beast, with its
large, square head, and its oval
dull gray, warty body shaped like
wood louise, and its movements
were slow and deliberate, so much
so, indeed, that an onlooker nigh,
have wondered what danger could
threaten such agile creatures as
ants from so cumbersome an enemy
as this. .-s.
The ant-lion had hardly taken its
first backward Step when another
of its kind, evidently young and in.
experienced, approached from the
shelter OF neighboring grass tuft
and Immediately the big fellow, as
naturally as if he had been a two.
legged hoer of corn, stopped, and
metaphorically leaning on his hoe
fell into conversation with his
visitor. --..
Good day." he said. ITS goot
weather for ants and there are lots
of them about here. They're gooc
eating, too. Have you come to learr
how to catch them? If so, now is
your chance, for nobody understands
that business better than ! do"
Il suppose | ought to know by
nature replied the youngster. "bu
I'm willing to learn from such ar
old head)as you"
Then watch me-" ,-
The old fellow thereupon resumed
his scarcely begun labor, and his new
companion followed lall his motions
with curiosity. Thrusting the end o
his abdomen into the soft sand, tn,
worker plowed backward with all tn,
strength Of his six stout, hairy legs
and with a geometrical instinct ri
valing that of bee marked out {
perfect circle about nine and and ;
half inches in circumference, or tire,
inches across.
"Therel" he exclaimed when tn,
circle was finished. That's done
and you'll never see better"
If he had been familiar with hui
man history (Which no doubt h
would have despised as pack o
yarns about absurd gjants) he nigh
have compared his feeat. with that o
Romulus when he plowed the out
lines of his coming city.
The next proceeding of the ant
lion would have been a lesson t,
canal builders. Me placed himsel
at the inner edge of the circular fur
row and, moving slowly backward
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09
Chautauqua Girls Luncheon
Given at Commercial Club

The ChautauQua Girls held lunch
con at the Commercial club yesterday
al which they elected officers for the
coming year, Miss Mittie Ward was
made president; Grace Grant, vice
president; Mrs. George Condor and
Miss Harriet Frahm, division leaders;
Miss Mamie Wallace. critic. Mrs. w.
B. Howard is the leader of the or
ganization, Eighteen young women
Intended.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09
Women Held Not Guilty
OF Shooting Her Husband

Sioux Falls, S. D., Oct. ESPECIAL
Telegram Ruth Coles, negress,
who, with her husband, formerly re-
sided at Omaha, was acquitted by
jury in the circuit court here this eve
ming OF the charge of numbering her
husband, James Coles, at their apart
ments in this city, in July.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09

nese, Venetian and ecclesiastical pat
terms have been used impartially.
Braiding is almost as much in evil
dence as embroidery, and is to be
found in close designs, used not only
in landings, but also used in many
cases as very prominent part of the
suit or dress itself.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09

G,env,, President. o,ec. Jorden addressed
the trustees present
,rx. ..,.',..a.,., .,,s $780,. -,
,,,,, mu ,bst IN sor,na,,ar q, snec,ai
association TOT the forthcoming theoioss ~
~, n !, r. - 49,.
NJ, y, y; non,pso G bs ~ - ne
rss, r csSseh OF Ssaha 9ao islahd ea ,hs
subject work.
Dosne College.
,r.s p.r,,oo rraro. a,,ornd !. ,s.,t
from her folks this week.
,uls s.,,n. r.v,or b.. h.or o,,ov,rr a
,,,.,. ' go se hsr a,hn III, a,, '"'ys'"s
V'sit from her mo'heF 'h's "eea'
Miss porothy M,ier mas pecn entertain
ms i''enas ~ os'i''u inns "eeA'
Harold Patterson Of the University of Ne
braska spent the week end In Crete.
Miss Hazel Lauritsen has gone to her
home In Cambridge for a brief visit with
home folks.
nv + Al coIsra, n, n,oor,,,9ton INA
.sl s,v'ng series OF lectures TINS week on
'Vs'A' "'"'s''
Melvin Ringer. a senior In the Dorchester
High school, was visiting college classes with
MI. Davies Thursday.
c. Ashton Love who for some time has
been in 4Atascadeno, Cal. but now teaching
at Holdrege. was on the campus last week.
Guy Mickie OF the Kearney High school
10 at home this week ON account Of the
recess at kearney, accustomed by throat
ened scarlet fever epidemic.
-
York College.
The FIRST round Of tennis matches has
been played, and the winners In these are
now playing for the championship.
tr,.-.., r.S,.r.a mi, v,.., 1, ,ha ,.o,
h,E gs,os Win f,osna co,,sss IN Er,dsy
Two rallies were held one ON Tussa.v
a"u Wv o''o' y"
u,,,h ,ha a,h.r snhnois as',h. no,,r,v IN =
hrsa nsrada an Inc occaa,on N The Worry
coSnty Annual Fall FestiyaL
~ rv.r.,t naker NJ tho Inter. co,Iaplata
proh,hIt,on as.coIation. and MT worfhev
renreaentins tine college r. NJ. C. A, Of the
state, were visitors last week.
A recspt,on war held on Monday evening
Al the 81 d, church in honor 81 Dr L., r.
John and his family. who has returned
for another year ~ college, pastor.
-
bestnce moves.
After the rest OF TWO weeks, the indiahA
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09

(Al the Incidents described have actual
ly occurred in the pits Of ant-lions. but as
far as the writer knows two of the insects
never really associated In any such way as
here described. The pnt-uon. when 1t
makes pits, is in the laval stage. 1t is after
ward transformed into winged insect)
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09

rather naturally and does not seem
particularly radical.
A striking characteristic of the
French clothes is lavish use of en-
broideries. This is to be found in old
silver and old gold, as we'll as in wool
and even in beaded effects. Fashion
is always neutral, and Chinese, Japa-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09

The girls will begin their basket ball
practise next Tuesday afternoon Prof Noel
viii, for time at least, act as coach.
The studenta' association has spent con-
siderable time In developing and practising
new yells In preparation for the foot ball
season.
Tho executive committee had an interest
INK session last Tuesday evening Among
the out-of-town members were Messgs q
p, sheat, Nd Baker and n. y. Richardson
Of Hastings. and Banker l. L. Brand, Of
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09
SEE NEW. SIGNS OF
CAR ROBBER GANG
Another Stolen Auto Recovered
and Man Put Under
Arrest.
POLICE PROBING THE CASE

The net thrown around the alleged
gang ot~automobile thieves, to whose
possession has been traced many
sto'en cars, is being frightened by the
0.,ala police, who are directing the
.l fo- auto runners Throughout Ne
b:asl.a, Iowa and Minnesota
one more arrest was made last
ujg,s;, VIXEN James Kellogg, operator
Of garage near Twenty-fifth and
J WORTH streets, was jailed by
ps,sc.:ves Gnger and Brinkman, and
~ oycycle Policeman Charles Pipkin.
IS icing held for investigation be-
ts.e two automobiles which have
se Identified as the ones stolen from
liomas Swim, Shenandoah, Ia, and
B. r. Walker, 220 South Sixth street,
Council Bluffs, were found in barn,
said 10 be owned by him at Sixtieth
and Woolworth.
Seventh Suspect:
His arrest makes the seventh sus-
pect TO be taken in Omaha. In Sioux
City four persons are held, and in
Minneapolis, one man. Another mem
Ter OF the alleged syndicate was killed
near St. James, Mimi, last Monday
when stolen machine went into a
ditch.
Two stolen cars have already been
turned over to the rightful owners;
the police have in their possession
half dozen more from which licenses
and engine numbers have been re-
moved, indicating that they are stolen
cars. though the owners cannot be
found
Find Metal Stamps.
When the police went to the Kel-
logg barn yesterday, they found sets
of dies, such as are used in stamping
numbers into metal, in addition to
the Buick car, which had been stolen
from Mr.. Gwinn week ago. The
Ford car was also recovered. From
neighbors 1t was learned that on last
Friday four cars were removed from
the barn, under cover Of darkness, and
driven off
The police have in their possession
the location OF at least dozen more
autos stolen in Omaha, and sent to
other cities, and momentarily are ex.
pecting the arrest of men who ran
the machines away. According to the
authorities, at least dozen more ar
rests are 10 he made.
First Clue Received.
Motorcycle Policeman Pipken dis
covered clue, which pointed to
man named Lyons, as member Of
the gang. When he was uncovered in
the fatal accident in Minnesota last
week, developments followed thick
and fast, direction of the crusade be-
ing conducted by Chief Dunn and
Pipkin in Omaha.
Those Under Arrest.
1905 North Sixteenth street.
James Kellogg Lsavenworth street. Ear.
age keeper.
J. r. stamford. London hotel Omaha.
". y. GODDARD, 1905 Clark street, Omaha
%. 9, Sullivan, Armour, 8. D.
n n. Harry, Sioux City.
y. c. Roits. IT.. Sioux city.
In the sioux City jail are the following
suspects;
A L. Assman. Omaha druggist.
Harry GODDARD. Council Bluffs.
Bert Wright Sioux City.
Carl Hoagland. sioux City.
County Attorney Magney and Po-
: lice Magistrate Foster were in confer.
cncc last night, arranging bonds for
the suspects held in jail and discuss
ing various angles Of the affair.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09
Commercial Club Elects
Wilhelm to Committee

H. o. Wilhelm has been selected as
a member Of the executive committee
OF the Commercial club to succeed
L. v. Nicholas. who recently re-
signed.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09
Cured Her Children q Colds.

During the past winter ! had occa-
son to give Chamberlain's Cough
stcmedy 10 my two children, who
were at the time suffering from severe
colds. Ii proved TO be the very med.
icire they needed writes Mrs. My
ron j. Pickard. Memphis. N. r. OBJ
tainable evcrywhere.-Advertise
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09

Rev. T. N, Tompkins OF Trinity Metho-
dist church. Lincoln. addressed the men at
chapel Thursday morning.
The Franklin Literary society Ia starting
out the year with number OF new mem
beers and live interest In all branches OF
the work Is shown,
A number OF faculty members took their
lunches and walked TO Bethany grove Fri
day evening. where two or three hours were
spent In a social way.
convocation Friday morning was given
over to the interests Of forensics. representa-
tives Of the debaters, externpore speakers
and orators giving short talks PROB Ven.
ncr was In charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09
Men Don't Change Much.

Men Don't Change Much.
ooh, grandma" exclaimed little Doris,
who had been rummaging through an old
bureau drawer In the attic, what curious
looking key this ISL
Eyes, dear" replied grandmother. THAT
was your grandfather's latcbkey."
And you keep 1t in memory Of the old
days?"
mo, my dear. In memory of the old
| nights. "-Philadelphia Ledger.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09

What thinking cacuatingy, lady above? She
thinking she will order like the she has 1t
blue black Georgte with embrod
cred dots the white collar and cuffs
Fashion has to the parting OF the whimsical and al
the The Winter delightful French designers have
models OF French something this
makers confirm the straight lines OF winter but like all coming
models this the oopedup hoop
Der Much will be and said skirt the rage silhouette
the change Of line and be which the
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09

Persistent Advertising Is the Road
to Success
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-09

Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30
4 TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kid ney and bladder troubles, dissol- yes gravel, cures diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheumatism, and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and wo- men. Regulates bladder trouble in children. If not sold by your druggist, will be sent by mail on receipt of $l,00. One small bot tla is two months treatment,
 and seldom fails to gerfect cure Send for swern testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hajl. 2626 Olive Stree, St, Louis Mo, Sold by druggists.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30
GALE HlGH SCHOOL NOTES

School is still on a boom and the boys are still hunting poss" ums
 Messrs Dee and Arthur Erwin paid us visit last Tuesday and Tuesday night we had singing at the church, conducted by Mir. D, Erwin.
 Rev. j. w. Erwin filled his r gular apoointment at Slt. Zion last Saturday and Sunday.
 The pupils have been very busy this week preparing for the pro-
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30
SUT!GA NEWS

Health of the community is good at tlpresent.
 Mrs. Irma Saunders is unable to teach today. Miss Lotte Gar ret taught in her place.
 Messrs A. A. Galloway. Gus Garrett and Rev. J. W. Erwin each. purchased a new pianoslast week.
 A number of Sutton people at tended the musical at Bro. Err wins Saturday night. Some good music was made by Miss Med lock and others.
 The sSenior Class of Sutton HighsSchool organized last week. The officers are; Pres. Otis But Ter, vice-pres. Arthur Garrett, sec. Pauline Bates, historian; Mil dred Hamilton, poet; Bertha Sut- ton. Other members of the class are, Luther Steed, Homer Hollo- man and Edith Sutton.
 The little people gave a very nice program Friday. A num- Der of visitors were present.
 The basket ball boys have be- gun playing now and hope to be able to do some good work. They wi.l play any team in his, or ad- joining counties.
 Bodcaw, We havn't an y mud to slirg, if you want to sling 1t, you have our permission.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30

ness tripltoitLe lower part of the county.last week.
 Ye scribe and better-half were visitors at the. home of J. R. Dunns Sunday.
 SSSelling, buying, trading and moving are the main topics here at present.
 Sayl Theo, please don't catch all the rabbits till it snoWs for l vas anticipating a big hunt down
 here this winter.
 NJ. and Mrs Franklin et #he- eH Springs are here #thIs week,
 isiting relatives.
 Say! Bodcaw. how did your neighbor, WHHsYille come out with their eats at the fair? bio they make enough to buy that ew.car? If so, you had, better cut your roads out.
 AJ. H. Griffith and J. c. Nickel yey weres Prescott. visitors. Sat arday.
 ..s WalterlRogers ofESmashup has become citizen of our burg.
 Will Irwin has accumulated so much wealth lately, that he has built an addition of three rooms to his dwelling so gas to have room wherewith to bestow his goods.
 We are informed that there willsbe anotherp saw mill in oper- ation near here in gthet near fu- ture. I fear saw mills. hog chol- era and burmuda grass will take our country yet. There are quite a few in our burgs.who, 1 fear have a severe caseiof possumitis.as they are out after the varmints1 1every5 night. /, 2 The. :, death angel visited the home.of MT. and Mrs. E. M. Par ker the night! ofa.thel 23rd and claimed for it's own thei dear lit tie son who had only been with them 1 month. 5 days. The en- tires. community extends their sympathy to the bereaved ones. Weep not dear parents. for your precious babe is sweetly resting on wonder shore. beckoning you to come.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30
SHADY GROVE
Health is good but news scarce,

Health is good but news scarce
 The singing at Mir. Hendrix Sunday afternoon waa will at. tended and the singing was good
 Prayer meeting at New Hope Sunday nights wasligood. The praying wassextra: good. Chas. Grimes was our leader.
 Mrs. Ruth Billingsly. who has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. P. Harris of this vic inity returned 10 her home in Terrell, Texas, thet.frst of the week.
 Any one in need of a good pos sum dog, get Charley Grimes to put you on his trail Chas. saw the last of the dog.
 Sidney Buchanan made bus mess trip to Kansas City Mo. last week.
 There will be singing at Area dia next Sunday afternoon. Ev erybody come and bring your song book.
 Robt. Porter fell and sprainec his ankle one night last weel while possum hunting but he i getting better, we are glad t. say.
 Lillard Billingsly, (formerls called Jake by train auditors) go into a little scramble in Prescott at the Union Station, last Satu day just as No 5 was leuvtrt and was almost carried away te parts unknown.
 IL would do raa g5od to write if l could. bat new s so scare, don't thr S I e-a.ld. BaT l wi come again. with a new pen, ane write d lel.,f, lrsaa u'=.:iou.at l. end.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30
GOOSE ANKLE
Howdy! ev cry body.

Howdyl every body.
 Ice water is no rarity with us just now,
 Coughs and colds are the gen eral complaint at this writing. s. J. Sarrett of Smashup pass ed through here Monday en route to the county seat.
 R. J. Hall and family spent Sunday at Uscle Sol Johnsons Emmet Johnson went to High land last week to visit relatives Shady Grove for wedding. Bodcaw for births, l never hear, of so much. since I've been ol earth.
 W. B. Irwin and family wer, visiting in the Meador aettleme, last Sunday.
 Inc. CT fifth and family saes Sunday at Jay Grifiths.
 ?. Q. Johssea mace a busi
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30
ssEverybody's Candy Shop
 High Class Goods at Low Prices. Webb Variety Store.
HOLLY SPRINGS
Health is very good at present.

Health IS very good at present.
 School is progressing nicely al- though we had one drawback the past week, the principal, Prof. J. M. Loe was not able to be in school Monday and Tuesday but wesSwere glad to see him back Wednesday.
 The pupils of this place are pfeaaring program to be rem dered the night of the lst. Ev- cry one is invited,
 We had some of the directors ss visitors Wednesday, who nade us some. real good talks aHieh. We hope were appreciat- Il.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Simpson, Mrs. Francis Marian. Misses Ruth and Retha Mckissack visited the schoo' Friday afternoon. Come again
 Mir W T. Russell who has been very i'll at Pine Bluff, has returned home and is improving nicely.
 Born To Mir. and Mrs. Har- lin Russell. Nov. 20. a girl.
 Mrs. Leila McCargo, who is teaching at Bodeaw was sick the past week but went back to school Thursday. Mir and Mrs. C. B. Butcher made a trip to Hope Thursday. Singing was well attended at this place Sunday. Miss Joe Mccain and Mir. Cor don Nov spent Sunday with Ms. II. c. Reeves anl family.
 Mrs M. NJ. Meverah and little laughter. Maude have gone tc spend part of the week with Mrs. #m. Bailey.
 We noticed that Mir, Joe Bai- l4y has hloomed out in long trous- CTS.
 i --=-s@4s
 Read tne aIs ln Lne picaNnne
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30
WARNING NOTICE

l hereby warn all persons tha if you are caught hunting or oth erwise trespassing in the fields 0 pasture of the farm north O Prescott. known as the old Ed wards faea. anu now owned hN Mr. Weiseger, and leased hy me that l wilt prosecute you to tn limit of the law. Th!s means ev ery one. D. C. Tippett.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30
WARNING ORDER

Justice Court. Albany Township T. ?. Calhcott, Plaintiff
 Vs Jess w Dunnaway, Defendant The deiepdant. Jess W. Dunnaway. is earned 10 aprea~ IF his court with in thirty a+ys and answer Inc com plainr of the phladlr. F. ?. 3alhcott. Nov 21ad. l9l6
 |. B. Almand, j P.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30

grara to be given Saturday nigh | Dec. 7.
 Ii the,pupils continue to work as they have during the lstquar- ter. we are sure the school will be . success, for if has been so far.
 Several of our pupils are nov ing away. among Whom are. atr. Lester White and Miss AHsie Rhodes. We are Vory sorry t2 lose them.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30

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