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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
H ELPF UL H IN T S
TO HOUSE WIZ ES

Double Use for Freezer-We milk
only one COW and often have only a
very small amount OF cream TO chulf
not enough to put into my two-saI
lon churn | find that by using the
ice cream freezer (Which holds a
| quartz | can churn II in two or three
minutes time, and have very nice llrhl
/ butter, without having to add hot or
! cold water-A. c. r.
!
/ Round Leaves Of Bread-Saving the
cans in which tomatoes We're Pur-
! chased and melting the tops Off them
gives you deep round tin just
little shorter than the common loaf or
bread. Baking bread in these tins
produces cl lindrical loaf that can
be cut crossWise into the daintiest
kind Of slices for making sandwiches.
These slices are Just the right size,
too. for to1sting and serving with
poached eggs. ! always keep five or
six OF these tins about and bake IN
them whenever there is any hken-
hood Of there being a call for lunches
poached eggs on toast or sandwiche''
Mrs. J. II. II.
H. s hoe faded.
To patch wallpaper that mas mi
match the pattern OF pap, are to
niece Of neW paper that you al
,o natcb in sunshine ana leaNe
81 mil II has faded as much as pupiu,ii
or wall Then paste on ana " ""'
naver he noticed.-Mrs. j. -. l.
70 ,ou have neither the time nor IN
-. tn fashion Christmas BIZ
,,,,th your needle and find those III .ie
shons which appeal to you as Su,., W.
ohle for your various lriehus, Wv
oost,v do not despair Tor there ar.
ever so many good-to-e"t p'vsIS ps'sint
,,hicb are not expensive ana Whicn
Wn,e WI, we,comed with delight where
ever they CO. ..,ra nho bo,
inred your pet fruit salad witf
honey dressing: send her basket con
tnininr the ingredients to make 1t
civ bananas, three oranges, one cup o.
chonped nuts, head OF lettuce, anC
a lar OF the dressing, with recipe
| fo,. making 1t. A Christmas touch may
he added by decorating the baske
with winter ferns, pine tips, or holl!
and tinsel bow.
Write the busy relative who is try
ing to he man of the house and house
wife t0o-or perhaps the girl who Il
struggling with light housekeeping
that you will send the Christmas pud
ding. 1t is very little trouble to ado
To- your recipe when making for YOU
own family, and II YOU wrap the pud
ding mold for your friend in red crepe
paper and tie II with green raffia OF
ribbon you have very festive gift a
small cost.
To Pare Pineapples-The simples
way to pare pineapples is to slice first
| like loaf of bread, and then pare th'
slices.-Mrs. +. o..
Determine the Cost-It is goo'
plan TO get the price Of new reclp'
| before trying. This Is easily done b.
/ figuring the cost OF eggs, butter, etc
/ Many recipes are too expensive 10
some housewives and In this way sh
| can easily tell whether she wishes t
/ Try it or mott. V. r.
ironing Hint - In ironing bonne
crowns or baby caps | found &C onsider
able difficulty with my gasoline lro,
! tank being in the way, and also WIZ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

Ballplayers' salaries are on the
downgrade despite the high cost Of
living II pays better now To work Tor
the standard on company, which has
lust posted big advance In wages.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

Some people have a disposition tha'
is aptIy described as resembling a
larb-wirc fence YOU have to keep
your distance II YOU don't want to set
stabbed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

When YOU are looking for Sights
YOU will not have to he on the look
out long before YOU find plenty OF
ihCm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

The oklahoma man who has worn
the samc pair of shoes for Is years
thinks ne has solved the problem of
the high cost Of leather. Maybe SO,
hut the housewife would find more
consolation in something like the in
cNhaustihlc oruse Of ell belonging TO
IMIAh's lamdlndN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
ORDER IN GREECE PROMISED
AIMS Ultimatum Expires To-day; No
Rioting Expected.

Nia London, Nov. 30. 9:15 y. M
According to an entente diplomat King
Constantine has given assurances to
Admiral Du Fournet, commander OF
the Anglo French fleet in the Medi-
toIranoan, that order will be main
tanned Friday, the date Of the eXpra-
tcn of the admiral's utimatum for
the surrender Of the Greek artillery.
The diplomat also SAYS that on the
other hand Admiral Du Founet has
promised that the measures he will
take 10 induce compliance with his
Gomond will not include forcible seiZ-
uIC of arms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

LONDON, Nov. 3O.-G0:55 n. m)
British casualties in the month of
November as reported from ali fronts
were 1860.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

II Won want the rest of the world to
smile and look pretty, work at IL
some yourself
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

! the rest of my ironing first. leaving
the bcnnets till last. Then j iron all
OF the bonnet but the crown. i get
the iron good and hot, then open iron,
remove the burner and the tank. |
replace handle and iron the bonnet
crowns as with an ordinary flatiron.
BY working quickly l can iron sew
eral crowns before the iron gets too
cool.-Mrs. NJ. 5. Fl.
The Christmas Fruit Cake-Instea@
of using three or four thicknesses %.
paper TO line the cake pan, try Iii
following method and your cahn a., az
be never burned and will not corn
the bottom. Take one cup With
meal, moisten into stiiI sancenan
cold water. Have reauy ~ and bo
thIee cups soir,,ng--add ~ the batter by
sult sis ~ s,irring each time until
si,,on,h when all is added, COOK Tor
ton ninutes, remove from llrc anu
-, ,boroly Pour INTO your cake
90 being sure that IT Is evenly DIS
trihutcd when perlee,Iy coIu, grease
'nd sides and put in one piece of
.op / always use the paraffin
pap ont of cracker boxes. You can
pp"ppa your cake any number of hours
,,tthout the least fear OF its burning.
Mrs. w. Il.
Rack for kcttlc Covers.
The lids of our cooking vessels were
always tumbling down if kept on
shelf and never We're at hand when
wanted, until mother invented this
rack. To make it take two thin boards
eight inches long and three inches
wide. Nail a thin board ~ inches
long across the bottom, and two mar
row Stats across one side. leaving a
space between so YOU can see at
glance what lid you want. Round off
the sharp upper corners. Nail the
rack to the wainscoting above the
kitchen table, and slip the lids into 1t.
Ours is painted the same color as the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

ironing Hint - In ironing bonnet
crowns or baby caps | found consider
able difficulty with my gasoline IRON
tank being In the way. and also with
the fire smothering out. Now l do
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

Determine the Cost-It is good
plan TO get the price Of new recipe
before trying. This is easily done by
figuring the cost of eggs, butter, etc
Many recipes are too expensive Tor
some housewives and in this way she
can easily tell whether she wishes to
tlY il or not. V. II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

To Pare Pineapplcs-The simplest
way to pare pineapples is to slice first,
like loaf of bread, and then pare the
,llrns Mrs l. q
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14
New Form Of Contraband.

Great Britains imperial council has issued
another order dealing with the question Of con-
traband, that VIII further complicate It's rela-
tions with neutrals, and most certainly Will az
grayate the friction already existing All gold
and silver. paper money, negotiable instruments
end reallzable securities. have been declared
absolute contraband The purpose Of this order
In plain enough. II II intended TO further EN-.
barrass the commercial intercourse Of neutral
nations with Englands enemies, and will sup
p.ement the embargo laid on sea traffic. For
many months complaints have been heard and
direct charges made that remlttances have
been intercepted In mails going through the
censors hands, even checks Of United States
officials not being exempt from seizure, so the
rev order will serve 70 authorize a practice
animation Of private correspondence passing
through the mails II viii also raise another
very serious diplomatic question
The convention OF Geneva a. TO the exemp.
ton Of mails from seizure and search was not
subscribed 10 in It's entirety by Great Britain,
but the question Of confiscatlon Of private funds
has never been raised. The right 10 seize con-
traband passing through the mails in parcels
post Is not denied but the extension Of this
right 10 include money and the like Will give
tho whole matter Of sanctity Of malls . new IN.
terest The disposition TO dlsregard all neutral
rights IN growing rather than diminishing
Great Britalns course IA and has been en-
tremely irritable TO the ncutrals, and II not
more apt TO establish sympathy than IA the
German submarine campaign.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

has often served the special interests IN
the past, and II Is dangerous now.
We can beat this plan only by letting
the people understand the facts, This
the power interests have set out 10 pre-.
vent BY confusing the public mind with
Interested statements and personal at.
tacka ..a
I am asking fof your help once more
% get the house 10 pass = good bill. and
then to stand bF II, no matter what the
confefooa may d.. N tho house stands
firm. the people gill win Iris fight But
the houge needs 10 know that the people
afo behind a.
The wator power interests want every
thing or nothing IN the last eight years
they have Killed eight water power d.
velopmoHt bills that we're fair both 70
the corporations and IN the public. what
the people need IL water power develop.
mfnt on equitable terms without further
delay. They ran have what they want
BY letting the house know II.
CLIFFORD PiNclIOT,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14
carranza aettlng Bad Advice.

SENIOR Carranza has been listening 10 some
very bad advice, from a source as yet undis-
closed. lie gives evidence Of this by asking
bls great and good friend at Washington 70 de-
sist from further efforts 10 overhaul Pancho
villa and to Withdraw American troops, leaving
the further pursuit OF the bandit TO the Mex.
can government" carranza has already made
hiD record as pacfler, and the result was the
massacre OF sleeping Americans at Columbus.
His feeble efforts at government have brought
nothing OF service 10 his people. unless II be
the punitive expedition now In progress. The
American troops have done more to quiet Chi
huahua and 10 establish order In the few days
they have been there than the carranzistas
have achieved In years. Their presence has
been OF immense advantage to the first CHIEF
II he only had the gumpton to realize what Is
going on about him. lie would do far better TO
heartily cooperate with General pershng and
get the villa business closed up AZ soon AZ pos
siblc Then he will see the American soldiers
retire and leave him 10 command OF country
he never can control.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

MILFORD. Pa. April 10, Ny Dear Mr..
Rasswatsr: The Ubiquitous Shields bill,
giving away the water powers an our
navgahle streams about which I wrote
sou on February D. has been driven
through tho ssuate but u has not passed
he house There Il sim q sood chance
not only 10 stop this raid on public prop
erty. hut 10 pass fair and honfat water
power bill In lts place
Feerythlns said about the Shields bin
IN my letter o. ynn Was confirmed IA
the debate, Areerding "a ita own sup
porisra this bill tlFHs over 20 the payer
interests water power equivalent % twice
the mechanical paWer ~ ever Kind nov
used IN the United states or enough 10
n,ast the needs af - nana PEOPLE This
II aass h peFpffuilk although pretending
IA limit The graul q ans wears smsli
wonder There Is rfsaenfe e SEE h
thfauHh
nn Marta b aHusuihie f6f thf Shields
bin aas reported Is M HeBsa Nf rtPfet
ebngatfas lutlk tNa hlfits hil thla
house bIll msssa na pspptiuai sFanl ef
puhHa eaief laNfF hni NntlY ard b.
fact ssts lihn - ufiy YsafH Sever
lhslass q 10 nos Yst saod hill fsF 81.
smple ID slfss asar ~ pHh'le estel
passfs wWhaat compensation thers "a
~ fsssan why tba eateF reNef corpora
llaHa shaHla Hal psY ior ahat tHsf stt
Tbs seat ~ as a. The haBsa hli shauli
b amended aeeafdias1
IL she house faFfatis lit aAh $40 ava
lhsa rassfa lt lhe soea h0N fEata tbs
hQase ahd ihe tad tIN ffem iht tfnAtr
sNi 81 is gsHfnfeNes asa fHs aWlsmHssa
ali 81 saHsttA 81 iha anfefsss fhf
Hansstfs ~ iks Hstff rasm fssnaisb
hfllaes that e Hsi6gNt " ihs afafast
all D. ftlenA'X 81 iseNR aNd Alii ftraft
ht4 IA thsiF Hisfast Nhst aNl tn
a. fasA ths ehhiatvna hsii thtausn.
psehahA " ths aanfussa aaa FfaslsA
tlusi haan ~ ths sssslaA sasA plsa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14
How Many Votes in Our Nebraska Primary

Much speculation Ia being INDUCED an 10
the probable number Of votes that Will be poled
In the coming Nebraska primary. The returns
from Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois and Michigan,
where primaries have already been held, iDdl'
cate a very small participation, but n ~ hardly
fair to take them ~ pointers for Nebraska for
the reason that In those states nothing but the
contest for convention delegates has been IN.
viewed, while here We are not only choosing
delegates, but also nominating full vet Of
state, legislative, judicial and county tickets.
Furthermore this In the first time that the Me-
bfaska primary will have included all tho
elective offices formerly divided with off-year
campaign but now consolidated through tho
adoption Of biennial elections
-Four years ago the total primary vote In Nc
braska was approximately 10000, Of which
1900 Was cast on the republican side and
~ 900 on tho democratic side While much
viii depend on weather conditions, still, with
the additional offices on the ticket. the total
this year should not fall short Of what II was
four years ago. and II seems 10 Us reasonable
to expect a republican vote Of between $1,000
and 10000 and a democratic vote approximate
ing 30 900,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14
People and Events

rho death is Fspo,isd 81 al Indiana woman who
had not tasted entef fof thirty years That's some
record fur woman. bus there ara men who can
beat hands nc
The military spnt is boilins amons sema San
Francisco women Halt thousand u them plan 70
into cAmp, alsetye military discipline and laaFA
haS 90 render fret aid on hslietslds
lFtakixn WnnAR has hsen awarded alANa aams
foF we loss ef hfr husband kled ~ gha streets
~ an automobile The pisa N "ennirihHlafy Besu.
seure dd nol impgess lha uFF lls hlt
lFlncsions asaler statistics ATE illuminating Ia
mtefRi tuesloHa and eevsf aids lanse # fancy
uHl " M aaR BinsteeR sfg FlgpeHine themselves
nhelN ihHNsalkHt FAWiAiN faft lhFfe declare Ines
nFtar ttFsfb stg snd thftf ffa da nai aarFespand
sllh sIrls othsF lhaR ihslf slstefa FFem shleh a
HsF ~ misUed rrmfsien aHlils few stasataaal
fundamentals
frvlghl train IN ths EtAtH ~ washinstan hAa
lisa AaFalmenls 81 distance q alMhiasH HailsH Wa
ssaarA aRa iaffius lanse lhs haei 70 eeh uut
shtgh tlsss "a asRsA ~ iiheFN TIeahis nsa ~iA
iha cat ana ths Train NRshea ths fuA stthaat taf.
ihsr misbap me meitsni e sesmnh yeushaa ~
III tfala hsRas mhnse laWa afeaiAWeA MMh ituth "
tha waWs ~ tle nogihwssl aaAst
tfanssay Il tht haai falh sven u puhils etfsifs
Mss ftht Aatis Wnea ~ Aee hWHs~Nk = ~
ssa1f ia plnss Il $40 fttafHsA 81 iae haaIa q Ei4
asilnn toa shtk sks fst sht 40 nai care ss tsathsl
snt waa fhitfh - atFNs6fWeHiaHa Ntl unusual haA
fAiF rs NalHeA 81 luaAl pRrsfs W 1eNRHFttaH eNh
tafasntaiian ihsl ahs haif 81 tMNN tslHsathta w
aaHslu nha asa n NantefNls thAs as eHtas 70
aaFtfa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14
ALMOST BEYOND ENDURANCE.
James whlteonb Rlley.

James whitcomb Riley
! Amt goin' 70 cry no more, no more
I'm got ear ache IN ma cant make
N quit astail}
An Carlo Bite my rubber ball
Al pnnctufe n ; nm RE she take
An poke NY knife down through tie
stable floor
An loozed u blame n eli,
But sin Roin' 10 cry no more, no more
An Aunt Name wrote she's comm an
Folks h come thore, An don't care
she ia my aunt
An ms eyes stiBRs an I'm
IN e0gghin' Ill Tire time,
An hurts me 20, an where my sides -
Grandpa fclt where, m Ne
Bays "MaybY its plperasYt'
But ! mint Eoin' 10 cry no more no more
An I einmbed up an nen failed OF The
IN lior6ert ne vet laugh At moi
An my n-cruts
II atieknd In my tn bank. m ! isf tore
Pptt, g,,sh my ihpmbnsil off, atfyin
II out non smash titan ne IN there
Bot I ain't goln' to cry no more, no more
Oot I'm glckud An my breath's 20 hot
1st Ike ] run an don't fe8 none,
But let run on when I ought 10 not,
YeA, an my chin
An fpH m WarDy, an teeth's 40 fast
An = place In my throat can't swaiisf
paHfs4
An they all hurt co.
An Oh. tnVsOhi
I'm q atartin' sEin=,
I'm aaatariin' as'm' but won't fsf
ut ai1t golb 10 cry no more, no more
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14
campen's Qualification

The people OF Omaha have an opportunity
presented to secure man on the Water board
whose training and experience make bis sery.
ices valuable far beyond the compensation Of
the office We refer TO George l.. Campen,
formerly assistant city engineer OF Omaha. and.
before that city engineer OF Lincoln and ong-
neer In charge OF public works AZ Panama, In
these capacities, he has had to solve problems
OF hydraulics. engineering, construction and
operation, which none Of the present members
of the hoard have had. In addition, he pos
eesses familiarity with the problems Of munie'
Pal lighting. gained from constructing aud
operating the municipal lishtinE plant Ia Lin
coin. which would rome into play IN the event
that Omaha goes into the lighting business
Aside from his professional ability which has
been recognised by membership In the American
Society of ctyil Enginesra, his hiEh STANDING
az business man and dependable citizen IL At
tested BY all who have bean in contact with him,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14
Thirty Years Ago
This Day in Omaha

The tlssfmskfm union held mesiins and la
sisllFa thf i0iinWm# bffetw Va AsHlnNaN pfost
afHt Il W HanntAft tes pffMAfnt u w msassl.
hFHae eeflfspHNllns secretary ~ g Hhlfgeieln e.
sefaius segfftslY sad rhihffs. treasurer
ne family ~ fNaffiAs Megishslmss. non npnssf
sls b omaha aHd ala b me sllsts q 1adsg naa.
wtn this sammsf
AhnAi NtaN eaHpise atiefitA Yefg saaasssgal pfi
tais paris "A iAshl naafas hsil. uaasr the Manage
msHi ~ Nsssie. Nffau. Sherman. smith ana fauns
The mammeth piflsfs ~ ~ nsiis ~ usitfshars
rane'sms ehifh Be- - upsfslsd Il asfsnissnts
And q NeFf Afsaas hss arfhsd aaa ail saae -
ANFHhtfa
Ms h##iaNtf has FtiafNf4 eNsf + te8
Hiaaiht tls.t A. ha HeHsnit6 AIS Msi8sf - ntA
ftN fNie
We ffsHeE aN afA#Httflh titfFf ) Wfafif Uaf
uHtA kaA tN6 siffft aa SOON ~ nasHsH
ffsAt NHa and MkAss d llff asga #alpllF Mss
iisa Nv taaas aetNtiasR
lesf osfnal sags saa " hn pltssaW satisis 4.
rfasHss hail
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

boxes and nody turkef irao The var
began A. thcy W5gld HaFe uDLc ii twenty
years Of checker playing, Judge
'Poople who snBssel eng vile made
me rich.
HOY so.
oh / had ~ struggle until she Eet
into = pos ton where t'fe could HnuB
Them Baltimore american
Wfa-You know II hsy ! sicak ~ !
thiik
liBi ~fos. my love. only ohenef
Topeka Journal
This paper AaBB thst statistics Fhow
that III carts dats n American colleges
about one-half the graduates adopted the
ministry m y profession
"Bit hoW many ~ the students adopt
~ dfIlfcry that's all. Boston Trans
Crtpt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14
Twice Told Tales
A Tim4-w0rn sInnder.

Dozens OF old graduates were back and they talked
lot about themselves and lot more about others
not fortunate 10 attend.
Most OF our old crowd are married and happy"
said one.
Married anyhow" said another with q grin that
always accompanies this silly Joke
II accept the amendment returnss the first
speaker. hut chiefly account Of poor Billy Temp
kIns lie had unfortunate marital experience"
We hadn't heard Of II and begged for particulars
why. the gir he married turned out to be a pro.
fesaonA pickpoeket"
The man who had first spoken sighed but his eyes
twinkied.
We'll" he observed u guess the rest Of us drow
Aome pretty clever amateurs-what7'-Pi Pittsburgh
Chronicle. Telegraph
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14
I.lanId E,larncs.

publican was prosecuted for selling bottle Of
whisky during prohibited hours A bottle Of whisky
produced evidence.
The jury heard the evidence and retired 10 the jury
room They presently returned
MY lord said the foreman, THE Jury Is quite
sashed rs TO The sale OF the bottle bur they are not
sure Of ia contents May they have the bottle 20
satisfy themselyesT'
Certainly declared the Judge.
After brief period the jury filed into the box
again,
Well, gentlemen, have YOU reached a decision p
athed the iudgs
No case, ms lord" said The foreman There was
NOT enough evidence TO SO around London Answers
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

OMAHA. April i2.=To the Editor Of The
tloe: Speaking for the trade extension
committee. permit me TO thank you for
the assistance and cooperation that you
have given this committee In both the
editorial and news columns 81 Tho Bee.
Assistance such as this n the factor IN
making project Of this kind success
Speaking personally, I appreciate the
publicity have received.
THOMAS n. COLEMAN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

Should substance BE- sacrificed 10
f0fr7' murmured the highbrOw dram
htiht
Everything should be sub0rdinated 10
form, There's nothing Ike gh8peiy
chorus Louisville fonflef-JOnrnal
war N terrible.
t'Thhtfa fact" replied The proprietor
~ the Tote Fair store ~ PCiDnia, why
dad.burn n, The stfateaiats hsge whitfield
np ana 80 ~ ~ many " my Dry goods
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

IA helms the nienl and rlrroae NJ thH article mot
ong u remove the Water board but likewise ts en-
rloyfa from tho Influence Of partisan politics. Water
District Law
-Four years ago he ran for national come
nltlesman, Two years ago he ran for goyers
ucr, This year Va ID running for committeeman
again what office viii he run for next yearf
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

While tho Bob in the district clerks office
Il holding on TO $4,000 OF naturalization fees,
The Bob" In the water office Is also holding on
10 tho 400 insurance agents commission. with
nc chance Of either Of them letting loose OK.
cept by court order
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

Preparedness moves step forward with the
satisfactory close Of treaty negotiations between
the United States and Nicaragua. The danger
81 canal competition Is obylated and a coaling
citation secured At cost Of $4,000. 900. which
puts the toy republic on easy street for awhile.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

The night before the ballotinE John May
rard Harlan announced In ChleAso that he vas
frlnK "a "thnmp the sherman slate IL pleces
The morulns ~ the day after found him it,ooo
votes behna his prediction, Political prophets
are mighty uncertain sports
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14
LAUGHING LINES.

She The man from The gas company
called 70 Bof about the broken pipe today
lie what dld he s8y about tho gas that
WhH gOlng ~ NAata2
Ehe He Bad II VaHBt really going 70
waste No would find Il all IN the bill
Boston Transcript
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

n the people who procured the submission Of
the county road paving bond proposition ars
row Indifferent TO II, voters can scarcely be e1-
pected 10 warm up. We all want good roads
ard will be ready 10 boost when we have
practicable plan
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

The Bull Moose cbalrmans interest In
choosing convention delegates for the repub-
icsns OF course springs from purely platonlc
friendship.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

II the common sense Of Mexican leaders
waS az abundant m their manfestoes, Mexico
would be 4 republic worth living In.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

note OF surprise IL carried in the report Of
the maiden speech" Of Senator Taggart in the
senate. @his usually strong voice was keyed so
low that few heard him" Why surprise7 The
grmshoe voice IA the senator's long suit