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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-26
slus @aibington miro aemel.

- WIS Walblngton miro gennel=
oct, nniere 9l1noesienatoren miiroen
NIT 9epeihen, in oenen iie gebeten
meroen, 5u perbinoern boB unier
2ano IN einen arieg NIT 0eutId=
lono bineinge5ogen peroe, formlid,
itberl6iittet. Die Senatoren Cher
man uno 2etpis bon sslinois Iouen
Wtontog abeno idon $4,000 0epe-
lf)en erbalten baben.
Sas Observation-Disclosures oes
%aongrelIes bot Sic SeeresreoraoniIo-
tions6ia Dem aonferen5fomite iiber-
nieIen.
aus Spiter Ban miro aemel-
Oct, Sbeooore &ooieoelt ueroe an
Die Spite eines oritten Sidets qe-
lteat, menn &oot bon oen Hepubli-
fanerl dufgeltellt meroen miiroe.
9as Sber : 8ilnoesgeridt Fat
oas 3llfer &affinerie- @eIeb in
Soriliono fir unfonititlrtionea err
fldrt.
Sn Yittsblrg, no an Sen
clearinghouse @erfen elm aroBer
Streif i'm @anse i'll, lift es pieoer
gu einem 3uiammenitoB smiiden Sen
Mrbeitern nno Sen Streifern ae.
lommen. Mebrere tntroen pertuiln.
Oct.
Sn Seattle, @alb., bat Elm
~12iabrieer Sunge 0amens Solepb
gilrfe eingaltanben. aus reinem
Ber9niigen Den 58i1briaen Sronf
gealer eridoiien al baben.
aus 0eip Sort miro berid1tet
unlere &egierung babe beIdloIien.
ole IN Der Office bon SgePs Be,
Iflognobmten Bapiere Sem BOT.
ldafter, @raf 8ernitorff nidJt gu.
riifsugeben.
Ser gotidafter Moraentbau in
&onltontinopel bot feline Re'ionotion
eingereidt.
-. Der groseB gesen sic onqeb-
llden Observation-Disclosures Son.
S6ol5 uno Code bat in gaen gorf
b%egonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-26
Yroaramm Der Sieita.@ udlf

ttmo d, 90. apriI. elef.
trilf ianminierte ~slutolnobil $ ga.
raoe Inn s ubr aben6s; iiber tOC
teite nno un~ee6raudte M1tomobile
nebnfem tell.
Sonnerstag 81. apriI.
"Sraoes Baraoe" ser nerldieoener
ltaotiiden Snouitrien nit iiber 100
~8loats~ 4:30 ~nodmittaas. -aro.
l1ling Der &6niein inn Seenbofe oes
Waieitic Sbeaters; @tnpfanq Der
20 8roBber3oginneiL ipeId1e &C
teraniide Gt1ote reprGIentieren, nm
s ubr nbenos.
ST G, %. apriI. I'm 4:3C
glumen : Earooe uno 9Ipmeu<
ldladt sur @rinnerune an sic Ser.
t%eioigung oes Ilomo uno bic
SdIad)t bon San SSacintp.
Sonnabeno, 90. Mpril
I'm s llbr abenos: 9urIesfe.8 oro.
De, ~auSgefiibrt bon elmer Mnaob,
8ereine Der Staot San Mntonio
: I'm 9 llbr: @urIesfe aronnnc
oes aonigs unb Ser 86niain on
DEM Ilamo 8fa5o; ser aronllnc
ldlieBt fid elm ebenio mirIesfes Sal
LET an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-26
SnIanb.
1tn5ere 0anpsd,e,

lniere 9epeid)en piiien Sic
iingebellerliditen 8inge bon Dem All
er5ablen mas oaes in ben @apieren,
Die in Der Office oes s6errn BON
Sgel bel6lagnabmt finb uno oie, nie
es heiBt uniere Gegieruna nidt pie-
Der ~6erausge6en nil, entbaIten iein
ioa. 8eneile fir llmtriebe ser
9eutihen III Sapan, Inn bort Ser
piflungen on8uitiften Die Ole Ser.
Staaten IN Sdmieriefeiten brinqen
fonnten, ipobei man beoenfen mitR,
Dab 9elltI6lano algenblidlid nit
Sapan i'm &riege liegt, alto Idmer-
lid I'M Stanoe iein piiroe, oerartiae
ltmtriebe 81 MAIDEN. gndl Die SID
nc fir Die Gepolution in Ssrlano
min man gefunoen baben uno 10
nod pieles anoere. SrinmpbierenO
bringt cine 9epelde Ole Idreflife
geadrift, Dab ii6 in ser 0abe BON
gfep Oorf 5ebntonfeno oeut1d1e gfe-
lerpilten befinoen. Mls Oh oaS
ni6t Seoermnnn eetpuBt babe, obne
iid) bisber oariiber auf5ureeen. @ud,
ma5a6lige Ramen iolen in ben So.
pieren %genonnt iein, 10 oaB Maiien-
perbaftungen angeblid 81 erfporten
limo. @ir limo iiberseugt, oaB arle
oieIe ld)redliden g~ntoednngen lif,
ldlieBIid in nifts aufloien ueroen.
Dian min iebt oiid feftseItellt ba-
ben, oaB Sgel CUR 3eit oeg angeb-
ltd)en Mttertotes aif oen @eIlano-
aonal fem Mitalieo Der gotid,oft
mar.
Die 9eamten Der rGonereIIio-
nal Union of 8oman's Suffroae"
baben einen Iufruf our Mbbalt1lna
elmer Wniien : 9onbention in Ghi.
cago erIaiien, IN Ser WoBreaeGn slir
@riinoung elmer n5raue1 : gartei"
getroffen iperoen iolen. SSsn ibrem
Mnfrnfe appeQiert Die ,GonareIIio-
nal Union" an Die 1000, 900 5timm-
bereftigter Srauen nno foroert Die
ielben auf alles 5i tim, nm aud,
Den in Den iibrigen SO Staaten mob.
nenoen Sroren gum Gtimmreft al
oerbelfen. @s miro ongefiibrt, hos
elm Orittel oes sur GripGbllra SeS
Yraiioenten notieen 8otums alif sic
Staaten entfdat, in oenen Den
| Srolieu 0nS Gtin,urpht oon,ohr4 "a
uilo oaB deielben oaoirrf eiren
ltarfen GinfluB ouf Den aonareB,
Der lif bisber iebr i~pioerbaaria oe,
gen Die 6rauenbetueglng ge5eiat bot,
ausiiben fonnen. Ole ssrauen fper,
Den oesbaIb aufgeforoert, 70 soil.
reid fpie moglid in oen Saqen bonn
,: bis 7. Sunni 8u Der &onbention in
Sbicago 5u erifeinen uno iidj an ser
8rlinoltng Scr Srauen-@orte slr Re.
teiliqen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-26

N HrNt -4a
@dbreno Ser Sieitarpode fInoen
Die folgen6e &onbentionen in Son
9ntonio itatt: .@ncampnent Of tbe
8rano @rntb of tbe @epubIie" an
%. nno 90. Mpril; Stnats : Som
BENTON bes v@omnn's 8elief
Corps am 90. uno 80. Mpril,
Staats @onpention Der vHetaiL
Saoole & 9arneB Manufacturers
Iiiociation of Serass bont ct. biz
%. april; &onbention Ser ,GcMtb-
meit Seras BreB Mffociation" bonn
81. Big 90. MpriI. ~ MuBeroem
peranitaltet Der San Mntonia
&ennel Club" cine 6unoe : 9lns=
ltennng, Die ON 26. 9(priI er5ffnet
miro
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-26

Gioli6e Gusia9el
Deg Gbefs bes @eneralItabes beg
&orps, Sberft. -. (Seite is Der bonn
@rieas : Wtniiterium ber0ffentlidfeu
S6rift: a9ie 8eidieBung Der &atbeoraz
le bon 8beims" Berlin 1915, g. Mei=
mer).
Seitens oes Observation-Disclosures
Der -. Irmee ipar bie Mnfpeilrno err
aa19en, Die &nthebrale sn idonen. Im
10. September befanb ih mid ouf Der
Setebl5ltele oes @eneralfommanbos
in $3.50, nls Der &ommanoeur Ser
SipiIion telepboniid meloen IieB, baE
onr6 Die artilerifttihe 8eubadtuna
suetfelSfrei Elm fetn6lif)er 8eubad)
%tnnssitanb amf einem Smrm Der &atbe
brale fefsefteat iet; es ieien haielbif
@inferseiden erfamnt mprben.
Ser &pmmanbemr Der .SipiIipn
liee telcpGontif beim @eneralfDmmanbu
%anfrasen, Of inter bieien 1tmit1nben an
Dem Serbot beg acknowledgements
alf Die aatbebrnle Ell id5ieBen, feItae1
halten lperoen miiiie. Nir 1fien Sic
Senlbung Der Siirme Der &atbeorale ais
Beoba6tlngsitano fir Die feinoli6e Or
tileriebeobadturg Inn 70 fpuhrShenliS
der, als Die Stabt 8beims ielbit i'm
@rilnbe lie9t unb Die Siirme Der &atbez
orale baber iid 5n elmer oerartiaen miz
litdriiGen @erfpenbung 6erporraaenb
ei9neten nnb bnrbieten. Sd anttportete
aitf Die Gnfrnae telepbonild, oaB, ,uenn
feinSlihe 8epbahtnngsftanb auf Der
s~tueifelsfrei ~fefsefelt iei,
Elm Morieri6uR nnf Sen Sllrm abaes
npbeu lnerApu fC,1ne RoA f,,r,er Oa;+
lpuroe telepboniih gemelbet, baS Ser
absegeben iei nno ben Srrm aez
babe. Der 8epbadDter ihien
Snrm peridnunnben su iein.
gemerft lei, oaB oie @ieoeraaI
ale Neutrality-suspicious. erfolgt lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-26

anfragen lieR, OF
an Dem Serbot bes 6odltfommauoiez
rel1oen Der Nrmee, dnf Sic &~atbeorale
81 idlieben, f~eItaebalten merben miiIle.
Mir i6ien Die 8enubrng Der Siir1ne
Der &atbebrole als 8epbaftlinasItano
our6 Die feinolide Mrtillerie INN 10
lpabri6einlifer, als Die Gtaot 3heims
ielbit i'm @runbe liegt uno Die Siirme
Der 8athebrnle oaber iid) an elmer oer-
artig militdrti6en 8ertpenbung berborz
rageno eigneten unb bnrbieten. sd arts
iportete auf bic Infrage. %telephoniifl.
onB
Elm WorieridlnB oif Ben Surm abgegez
ben tperoen fonne. Rah furser ,2eit
pnroe telepboniid semelbet, baB ser
SdmB abeeaeben fei nnb Sen Sitrm qes
troffen babe.
c Der ansioee in Ser 3eitune obne
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-26

Ger nad Spcs5io fIarierte ita.
iIenilde 9ampfer ySpIenoor" fltbr
am Montag abeno aesem Die qe-
ldloliene 3uabriidc i'm Safen BON
Eort Artbitr an ino oerilrlodrte So
onrdl einen Iebr beoeuteuoen Sdo.
Den. Mapor giinfl, ais Gertreter Ser
9taot Sort Irtbilr bat gegen Die
Vigentiimer beg Sfiffes cine Sdo-
oeneriabflage in @obc BON S45,O 600
einaereidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-26

VIE Surten BON Srmd : arbeiteu.
iute Slider. oSoIbers", griefbpaen NM
SOuperts, 9arten, GircnIare, GinIosmns
gen nfiu., in 9entfd1 unS GnaIiidb. rr,,
arsseffbrt. BiIfon & 3 # ms.
m a grintins Co., FOG aaparrp ctr
Gel. Grefett 1924. '
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@rnnOeisentmms . ltebertraouuo,n

Eorl g. anittel unb Srou an !. @
SgaFnail @rlil1o'tiid IN Soutb 8arf,
:. g, alrpatrid an 6rau 9orrp 0um,
mel. @rnnoltiid an Barrett &Iace, San
50. U. Sroit unb Srou an q. 81
61dleb, @rlnOltiid i'm neilcn @ithsslod
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sans 5u Derreutelr.

Sas nntere nnb ubere Gtodfuerf
BON Ir. 2fS Sft-Gommeree Strase
NJ 5i berrenter. @ahere Gnsfnnft in
Der Sffiee Der rSreien BreTe"
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San Grlambnisiheiue.

SSrau SSa 8olb. @obn6nls. 8elt
Salinas Ctr. $1,000.
alfrse Tseb, Bobn6mls. &ooiepeIt
IS. Sroit. So9nbous, @out6 oIiOe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-26
9ie &atbeorale bon Nbeims.
Sine srobe frans1fiihe Salihmns.

Wian lbretbt; Die 9dtieBung Ser autbeorale bon 93beims gebort
81 Dem ge1tano, nit oeh uniere SGnoe gegen uns Stintnuung r1aden.
gMt peinGbihr sorgfalt iho oub 0iie gebaigen acknowledgements ee-
pr1ft moroen- 0os preuBi1be &riegsnnHerimn bot in elmer fleinen
Sd1rtt Die etoltfen ansiagen, Die tb oarauf beieben, peroffentGdt.
aeon miro perteben fonnen, oB sic fron50iidbe gmie anqnlib Der
artige ACKNOWLEDGMENT totbpeigt. Sem 2ano bat 10 oen 5iee ser
Nabrbelt gu fardten tte Sronfred. @@r Die fransGfiden 8ortfibrer
arbeiten gegen uner Soft NIT afnteln, ole niht onoers ais 5yalnbuneen
be5etdnet ner0en fonnen.
Nm 4. 5ebr1ar perfunoet Der u@oulois" ieinen oufbordenoen Sc
iern: vgBir tpnien enolib ofiaiea, mer fir sic 9onnborber1no ber
aatbeorole BON 9betnns berantportli6 it,. 4us Der S6rift os ariegs=
ntnrtertums miro oos etoltd)e 3etgnis oS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes betref=
fenoen aorps angefibrt uo ibm entnonmen, ooh ser ,Sofdtfonn1ou=
oerr oes oentlfen Scores" nit falter l1eberlegung ben getebl 5r ge
1bteBnng eretlt babe. Or lG Dor ser @e1hid1te oe gerontuortunq
traeen. Bir perben oaron oenfen on Dem Gage, on Dem mir oen Srie
bn ofteren neroen~
llno nun pereleihe man Die steaen ser oeutlben Sdrit nit ibrer
franaofildpn @ieoeranbe:
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Der @ann, Der uns am fraf.
ilgIteu Die Sano idiitteIt, lit am
lf'tperiten obsufdiitteIn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-26

es lit un0 bIeibt in 8aIS
liilo 5lltr- Der bette @aIer ole Sea.
turl
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~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
San Nntonio, Ser, 26. GpriI 1916
Brime CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oil. 10
gents Der @nIIone.
gsem g)orf. "a Mnr;I eno+ en- so
bin. glnriI S1O45 NM eli m. mMc;
$40 81 unS sin q S,,s; Sto 60 ,,.S
$1O.66; S1li S1069 ms sin II.
SS,,o,,,t s9ne7 s Y,S s1o e nu 49,,
Der sio.57 nns S Stp 90 SiV S9iobe Sss 20 az
S944: Inpemhsr AZ az ,tuS Ga "a
3nrn1'$rDonfte.
Gan Intpnio, Ger. 26. @pril 1915
Butter BIC per 0fuub
Ger thur friSde) ....17c Der g>,1hen6
9iibner ....... Poo Der gfrno
Curriers' ............ Toe Der Ri1irt6
&orn S5c Der N1iSd6ef
8eisen S1.25 Der 8rIdel
9afer -.t-..s.5o SOC per gaf6ei
W. 'e
Uemife.
anrtoffe[n. CALIFORNIA 80 Or. gofoe
rabo. $3.50.
SiBe aartoffeIn. QouiSiano 81 7s
3piebelu. Seras Bermuda. SITS Der
Crate; Gboice, 1925; @6rbifaL 8ar.
Sl.t5,
IpnlaIen. 9eIas . Sprbes $2:7b.
Slusxtuoqls Pip Eur IL Shid.
MmpeIialat. ooe uno I5c per Snutpsr.
q pusssh, 30 SallIorlin Sdpolis $500;
YO-OO ~ IU.zD. IIuuH.
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Banmmune.
G%DttDnTamem- Erobnfte.

San Mntonio, Seras, II 1916 Cts.
@dlpelton, geitern. 1885 Gents.
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Ser 5o6ittommonoierenoe Der @r1
NEE hattie Die Iniueiiung erteilt, Die
&athebrale al fdonen. am 10. 6ep~
TENDER gegen Wittas befanb ib mid
auf Der 8efeblsitene oes 60d6itfomz
handkerchief, als Ser 9ipiiinnsfpmS
manoant
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-26

Bieoersobe Der ausiaee in Ser ga.
rt1er 3eitung Re 8nulois" bonn 4
Nebrlar 1916 in portaetreuer 1leber.
febung.
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a~nfrooen lieb Oh
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
N0TICE no C0NTp A T,T0Ps

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
BY direction Of the property committee
Of the Board OF Regents Of the University
Of Nebraska; bids will be received until 4
o'clock p. m. Saturday. July 90. 1916, at the
office of the undersigned, for construction
Of an Agricultural Engineering building on
the University Farm campus near Lincoln.
Separate bids will be received for installa-
ton of heating and ventilating, plumbing
and electric wiring for said building; all
bids on building construction and the several
installations Of equipment must be In strict
accordance with plans, drawings and spe-
cifications as amended now In file in the
office of the superintendent of construction
in the University Administration building at
Lincoln. Bidders must apply to and confer
with the superintendent on all matters con-
corning construction and bids thereon and
must n all cases use the blank forms pre-
pared under the direction Of said superin-
tendent for bidding purposes Approximate
cost Of said building including equipment
above mentioned is $4,000. Bids must be
accompanied by bank cashiers checks or
certificate of deposit payable Internationally
to the Board Of Regents Of the University Of
Nebraska, in the amounts and for purposes
stated In the instructions to bidders" ac-
companying plans and specifications Bids
must be sealed and plainly marked on the
outside cover Agricultural BuidingV or
Engineering Building Equipment as the
case may be Cheating, plumbing. etc.). The
right is reserved to reject any and all bids
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA.
J. S. DALES, Secretary.
Station A. Lincoln.
F5i22-25-2sty2.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25
ESTATE TRANSFERS

Clara b. Wyman and husband to
American Security company, Eigh-
teenth street, rs feet north of Dodge y
east side, f6x66 ............,.....S
Edward l. O'Nell and wife to Lena
O'Netll, Thirty-fourth street 100 feet
south of Cunning street, east side,
bSxSbS .... t......... s...,.... .... ]
James A. Sip to. Karl A. Peterson,
Garfield Street, 100 feet east Of Fiji
ty-fifth street, south side, IOOxt30. 1000
Kate DybalI Schwager and husband to
Mary l., Griffith, southeast corner t
Twenty sixth and Poppleton, B3x10g Z /
John c. Gown and wife to Charles
L. Plumner. Anles avenue, 1870 feet
west OF Thirteenth street, south side,
60xl20 ...... ......... ............. 900
John F. Fack and wife to Clara L.
Daugherty. Forty second street, 2s2
feet north of sprague street west
side, 40xl30 .............,..... 295
Paul w Kuhns and wife to -Walter c..
Elsasser, Lothrop street, so feet west
Of Thirty seventh street, north sidet
40x110 ........,.. .....,........... 215
Nella e. Traver to Patrick r. Lynch,
southeast corner Seventeenth and a
Central boulevard, 7sxI10 ......,.. /
Charles tcarD Ruetschi and wife, ct
all to Walter J. Slate, southwest ~
corner Twenty-third and "o'' streets.
6OxloU ....,..5.... ...,............ $3.50
Mary l., Griffith and husband to
Katherine l. Schwager Fifty-flrst
avenue, 200 feet north Of Farnam
street. west side. 50x135. ....4.. Q 900
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25
Hibbard Not Blamed
For Death Of Boy

The young men composing the
Gospel team of the Fifth Avenue
Methodist church, who were being
taken to Pisgah Ia, Sunday after
noon by Muril Hibbard, when the
car he was driving ran down and
killed the 6-year-old deaf and dumb
son Of John Marchbank near Honey
Creek, have shown themselves to be
greatly interested in establishing the
fact that the driver was not to blame
for the accident. They showed still
deeper interest in the little boy and
his friends They volunteered to pay
one-half OF the funeral expenses, and
the offer was accepted by Mr.. March
bank.
Mr.. Marchbank and members Of his
family realizing that the accident was
unavoidable retained no resentment
against the young men iE the car.
The Gospel team was composed of
H. A. Hall, Ray Reiter, Mckinley
Heck and Albert Teller.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25
Little Bobbie's Pa
BY WILLIAM F. KIRK.

When Pa was Getting his brekfcst
this morning he dident say word for
a long time,
What seems to be the matter with
my deer lord & he'd Of the house this
morning? sed Ma. You are about
as talk-ativ as wooden Indian. By
this time most mornings you wud
have FINISHED saying at east ten
thousand words, Ma sed.
| have been thinking, sed Pa, and
wen think | do not speek.
OF what have you been thinking
of, sed Ma,
OF what strange thing is life, sed
Pa. Ii is a bubbel, mist that fades
away, dewdrop that dries up in the
sun OF eternity, sed Pa.
Well, sde Ma, life may be every
thing you call 1t, but it seems to ME
that it is very fine to know life butt
full morning like this. The air is ike
wine, Ma sed. 1t may seem like vary
thin wine to you, tho, she sed to Pa.
Cheer up.
| wud like to cheer up, sed Pa. but
my hart is hevvy. wish | had been
born & lived in moar peeceful times,
& that you & littel Bobbie cud also
have lived wen 4 did, in sum butiful
valley ware nothing fought excep
wild annimuls.
Well, sed Ma, suppoas that wud
be vary butiful, but we aren't living
in peeceful, butiful valley. We are
living in CRATE city, surrounded by
water, which suppoas only adds to
yure gloom, sed Ma. We live in a
huge community, we are littel cogs
on a CRATE wheel, & thare is no use
bee moaning the fack, sed Ma. Cheer
up. Think of roses g. sunshine.
You was happy last mite wen you
cum hoam, ! sed. ..
You were indeed, sed Ma. you were
singing Walk up, America, in a voice
loud enuff to walk up most of Amer
ica & part of Canady, Ma sed.
| am always that way wen / cum
hoam, sed Pa, by hart bubbles oaver
with JOY at the thot ! am approach
ing the finest littel wife & the finest
littel child in the whole town, so l
sing. Sumtimes / Jest hum, low &
sweet, sed Pa, & at other times, such
as last mite, my joy knows no bounds
& | cut loose. Joy is a CRATE emo
shun, Pa sed. 1t is akin to love.
1t is akin to the nabors, too. sed
Ma. EVERY one Of them knew asst mite
how happy you felt. suppoas they
are talking it oaver at thare brekfust.
] am sure / doant care, sed Pa. !
was born to be talked about, he scd
tc Ma, & | suppoas sumtimes thay
git tired Of singing my praises. A
man with as many admirers as me,
sed Pa, doant mind littel frank
.riti-sism now & then. Crate men
always have thare ennemies.
Well, sed Ma, if it is jest the saim
to you, deer, / wish after this you
wud try hard to be lettel less cheer
full at mite & littcl moar cheerful the
next morning.
/ was brot up not to sing at the
label, sed Pa.
+ How wunderful OF you to ree-mem-
Der it, sed Ma. Well, deerest, she sed,
suppoas after all I shud be thankful
for yure silent moods. / imagine
that by noon you will be feeling fine,
sed Ma. I know the symptoms pritty
WE'LL after all these yeers.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25
Council Bluffs
Half Holiday in
The Freight Offices

A Saturday half-holiday Is to be
given to all of the employees at the
local railway freight offices hereafter.
All of the freight houses in the city
will close this afternoon at 1880
o'clock and on all other Saturday aft
ernoons until further notice.
Whether the half holiday is to be-
come permanent thing, or to con-
tinue only during the summer months
could not be ascertained. There was
belief that if the men will make a
little extra effort and clear away all
of the freight in sight by noon each
Saturday and use the extra hour and
a half preparing for the Monday rush
the half holiday will become pcrma-
nent, even during the heavy freight
movement of the fall and early winter.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25
HUGHES CONFERS
> OYER CAMPAIGN
Discusses Speech Of Acceptance
With Some of Leaders in
New York.
MAKES PLANS FOR FUTURE

New York, June 24.--Pre-campaign
conferences more important than any
since the Chicago convention were
held here today by Charles E. Hughes
with Elihu Root and Charles w, Fair
banks, the republican vice presidential
nominee.
Mr.. Hughes was closeted with each
of these callers for two hours. The
entire plan of the campaign was
,sketched, including Mr. Hughes
speech of acceptance and the organi-
cation of the national committee. 1t
was authoritatively announced that
Mr.. Root would be prominent figure
i'll conducting the campaign and would
actively participate in it.
Where and when the notification
ceremony will be held may be de-
termined tomorrow when Chairman
Harding OF the republican national
convention meets Mr.. Hughes here.
Among callers at the Hughes head
quarters were Miss Anne Martin and
Mrs. Abbie Scott Baker of the Wo-
mans Political union and the Wo-
mans Congressional union, respec-
lively. They spent quarter of an
hour with Mr.. Hughes in discussion
of woman suffrage and announced in
departing that they would issue a
statement later.
Arthur N. Sager of St. Louis, pro-
gressive nominee for senator from
Missouri in 1914, issued a statement
after . conference with Mr.. Hughes
in which he said:
II believe the progressive party has
accomplished all that is possible and
that its total disintegration is only a
matter of few more days" )
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25

Electric Automobiles.
Walter Anderson. expert rep'g electric and
batteries. Storage. 223O Farnam. D. 43l7.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25
Motorcycles and Bicycles.

HARLEY-DAVlDSUN MOTORCYCLES. Bar
gain In used machines. Victor Roos, The
Motorcycle Man." 27O3 Leavenworth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-02
THE RECORD FILM PLAY RUN

WITH the RAISING nf u, w Grit
titl's spectacular production 'rhe
lgrn az "A Nation from broadway
is ended the most phenomenal run
ever mnde by any moving picture In
the history of the New York stage.
This new form of entertainment was
introduced to New York at "a special
performance on Marrh 2, 1918, at the
Liberty Theatre. The public perfor-
nance followed the ncXt evening, The
new Offering found immediate favor
The run at the Liberty Theatre con-
timed forty-iiye weeks without a
break. The total number of consecu-
five performances there was GO
During the summer months there was
a supplementary engagement AT
Brighton leach. which is part OF the
metropolltan theatrical district. This
engagement was for fourteen weeks
with lS2 performances. making Il TO-
tai of SO2 consecutive performances IN
New York. In addition to this there
nave been eight"-four performances
n the spectacle in theatres in Brook
lyn and The Bronx, These, however,,
are not counted in the consecutive
run,
In round numbers $4,000 people saw
the production mt the Liberty Thea
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,rc. 100 600 u~itoossed II during the
run nj I'M. scasboro and approxI-
mately &C. 900 p.op,s lave
performances OF 1, IN the outlying
theatres of Greater New York. making
The total attendance TO date for this
ci,y s72 600. Nv this with
tho censu re,sorts for New York CITY
II will be seen thai approximately one
in every seven residents of the CITY
has attended the local presentations
The uniform scale of prices for the
run was from 20 cents to s. at mig hts
and 20 cents to 81 at the matinees.
The average was about rs cents n
head. Ii win he seen by this that
New York paid over $500 900 for this
one form OF entertainment. This IL a
record never reached by any other