davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
Nprqes 6pteller.

S lengere Sis far Ser fra inter-
esleret Solo bnret arbejoet poa at
foa 1tartet en- 1terre &oteliammen=
llntning efter europeiif Waaleitof /
Norge. Sg 6isie 8laner er mi gaaet
| Sroen. s 0en nermelte Sremti6
bol0es fan ititueren0e General foriom=
ling / Aftieiellfobet Neorif &otelfom=
Fpogni, bbor SIR. &lem lfal bore oo=
miniltrerenoe Direftpr meo folt 5ta=
tion poa @jeilo. 9e @oteller> lo1n
Ilfn1 1amleS forel9big UNDER oennc
2eoel1e er &augs @otel og &olms
Sote1 poo @jeilo> @ol1galtpl @otel
og Sinie &otel. Salt bill Ser poo
|0iSle &oteller fl1nne bore mellem
$50 til 400 @enge.
Ela11erne gaar u0 pau> at ser
lfal blibe lt9rlt mu1ig gnSortetbeo
/ 2eoelien> @%ebanolingc1 al @je=
Iterne ifol ife efter famine 5pitem
og Hriierne ifal bore eng pao olle
Be Soteller> &ompagniet ifal ONT
fatte. 9e fire @oteller ifo1 orbejoe
1ammen %laale0es> at Ser for Sc @jG=
iter> font maatte pnife Set ifal ar
rongereS 6oron0ring al .0pbol0s=
ite6 / Sen Mooleltof &loosforboloe-
ne tilla6er.
Sra @o1gs &otcl> iom Iiggcr
2400 500 oper @opet, fan n1o11 flpt=
tie op til @olm> iom ligger en Sci
bpjere, og iao bi0ere til &ol1goltpl,
5000 SOB oDer @opet, ng fortintte
:op til 6inie> 1000 sos. Og Ylo=
11erne goor bi0cre.
W2an ifol bpgge pp &ob=5leigf=
goner 1oo0on lom man far Set poa
Sc ltore ipejtitife &oteller og 0es,
.n0cn orrongeres 6orlpltel1 cr for
@jplterne. Men 0ctte lfol life if
poa &efol timing al @jnl tcrl1es @pile.
Set npe &otelfonpogni ifu1 life icnn
Sc ibejtiilfe onlegge fine @e0rifter
iom Torlpitcli eslte0er> mc1 mere
iom &efreotionsbjem.
&olms @otel ifol e ter Nlone11
bore felt ct @pilelte for gomle og
li0t nl6re Splf, mems 0erimoo
@augs @otel mere ifal berc for 81
Dngre, font bcO Chen al SEGREGATION
ogloo pnlfer at more fig. 6inle og
9angait9l ifal leOes / 1olnr1e Get=
ming iom f6r.
Mt Morif @otelfompogrri 1torteS
langs @ergcnsbonel1> bcror poo Sen
Smlten0igbe0 at bettc Gtrpg al
bel for Ti6cn 11ao beteoncS
1om Centrum for nor It &i11ter1 port.
IS. g." 6enere CT Set Soc
11ingen at Soteller | onore al 2on=
bets Str@g ifal fnDtteS til &ompug=
MET, og Set ct Nlanen at 110e11luno=
1fe @jpl tier fra Set 3jeblif Sc ipt=
ter oereS sos / ct MORT @otel fiat
foo famine @eban0ling %operolt> bpor
6e opbol0er fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
: Danmark. -
Gn lille giie ON Gfsport.

@anicfpooer, @ulerpooer
alt fon efSporteres,
Nnocmao bli'r Doal emoo,
og 6laifeiper paneres.
&oget gaar til gngellono
p9 1oeet imoo Spnoer,
@ulo hi benter biem i @pano
% 5plp ! itore Gpnoer.
5n1oa &arnoier, @%oletuoler
a1o al 2anoet fpres,
Ueoebuffe lat poa &ruffe,
1pGrt poa &enee gjeres.
Selp ri ipiier spege1iIo,
&ortoffelmos og @p06er.
Sepano foyer Ri poa 0il6
% Sanoens Mplfebpttcr.
Gulloicbfoner, @prsboroner
rl,not / 2onoet bpeler!
Silfefnitren, Suoeborn
pg Sor1sier eller @ois1er.
@o11fens. @uo bli'r Millionar,
bans 0ireftpr foar Ollie.
Men en- Sag Sc iomme fjpr'
en- Sur til 8rioSIps'lille.
Tigfar,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14

paffet neo | &l1fferten! Derpaa gif
De! 5ieneren bar optaget anoet
Ste6 og merfe0e life 1oget. Conner
ne bar naturligbis ment, at Sc bab-.
Be betalt for alt @rg0et. 9g bporfor
laa life tage Set lebne0e mc6?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
&mrigs 6an6eI.

st al Sails @ps. el01te Suite Scr
temmelig iiffert bor Morbu11ore0cr
pao @ogen, er fornplig io1gt al
bets npe gjer, &jpbman6 Ml1ton &c.
oericn / &als, til Mplsbruger Carl
2or1en, ~5plplt" beo Sails, for -
ct Secs Sojrep9le, ser ollere0e err
lcDcret. @nlet CT fjpbt til %9ee0brDo=
ming, og Set ct / S9lge ~9lolborg
Mmtst." &jpberens &ligt at bobe
Elooien rp00et inoe1l gfptoor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14
u9ril1".

HIllll
Torleoen fan6t ser pes &eiIlep
Citation en 1tprre Mmbl1luncetpy=
3bel1c Ste0. ST. 10 troo0te en- Ms=
fra 40e Srofiffreos &ontor /
Str1er in0 poo &pjllep Station po
meo0elte> at ct 5ertog tG11ftes for
nlpffet belt for @pjlleD, og at SEE
bar iaa mango 81 llfo6efomne, at
Be tpor np0penDigt at refbirere Mn=
buloncetog fra to Ste6er. ST. 1912
:refpirere0es Mmbnloncetoget / 81
borg og ST. 1915 Mmbulametoget
/ Strler> og efter benbol0Sbis AZ og
go Winutters Sorlpb anfom Sc til
5fibe> bporfra Sc 0irigere0es til
l1lpffesfeoet. Ser me0fulgte 2eger
boooe ira @t6org, @trraer og @fipc,
og efter at 9pel1en por il11ttet> re-
turnere0e Mmbuloncetogene til 5fi=
be.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-06

Der uffisieae Sert Der oentIdlen
gtote 1T seitern abens ipGt in 8afb
iHsfon einsetrpffen unb beute mur-
gen Oediffriert nnb benz 9sraiioem.
ten uDrselegt iporoen. 0ieIer oft
sielr Sert iueid)t BON Sem inuffisiel,
len nid)t ab uno man 1T in @aIb.
instpn alsemein Der 9lnfdt, oaf
frin grnd eintreten iuirb. SIS iuirS
a6er mol nod Elm paar Gage Oanern
bis Der Hrdfi6ent sn einem enSgiil.
fisen Gntf6Infl fummt. Ws5alidle,
8eile ipir6 man 0eutlAIanb Elm,
fnrae Note i6ideu, in Der man oe,
Semtfd)en Mesiermng mitteilt, oas 81.
siplcmntifhem 8e5iebnngem MIDI
abgebrod)en iuerben ipiirben, iolanat
9emfdlano leine in Der Note ae.
madten Seriprednnaen besiialid, Ses
ilnterfceboutfrieses baIte. Beiter,
Habinetsfikmnsen iperoen midlt al.
aebaIten.
Die oeafld)e 9fote iit alien gln
ldleine nad IN @aibimstpn ais an
frieoemitelIenO anfgenommen ,uorSeu
Cine 9epeidJe bee rssnternatioual
Netps Sernice" meISete aelterr
abeno, bic 0efabr eines 4bbrmd,s
Der oiplomatiIdlen gesiebmnaem ami
fden 9entiAlano uns oen Der
Gfaaten lei beleitigt. 9ieaiernnas
btante, Siplomaten nno aunaresre
prafentanten itimmten oarim iiberein
bak bic gtote Die WrmnDforSernnaer
Oes ErGiioenten besiiglidD Der siib
rnmg oes llnterieebootfrieaes erfiille
dndp bic berIGklidlere y9liYoeiiert,
YreiTe" meloef, es iei seifern abeno
bon amtoritatiber Seite bic Grf(G
RING abgegeben, nnlere Regiermnt
iyerSe Die in Der 0pte aemadlter
Seripredlnngen annebmem nnS ppr
Gifig abiuartcn, OF 9elltIdllanS il
per 6iibrnng 6es arieges audi eieI,
SerIpred)nngen balte. Nfan finn,
hIio iagen, baF bic bemtidDe gsote ei
em 8rndD sipiiden ben Scr. Gtaater
no 9entfdlanS binansgeidJo6en
nm nidt sans beleitigt babe. ssn
iden III Der offisiene sert einee
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-06

Eaio bic Nadridt er6alten baben,
Sak Garransa-Srmppen, Die ~ Ser
Brigade oes Sen. 2mis .Serrera se-
BSrten, mnIere sriappen in Ser &C.
aeno nDrolid) BON HarraI ansesrif=
fen batten. lin garral bernm fan
ben iiberall Notwithstanding De-
monitrationen itatt. Sn Dem Mi-
nencentrmm befanSen iid) adJtsebn
Nmerifaner. Die Nadridlt luirS mol
nid)t luabr iein.
OreIBig Garran5a s3oIlDad)-
ter berlangten BET 2as 8alonlas,
Dob Die arnerifanilben Sobnen bon
ben anerifanifden gIuto- -Srufs, Ole
nod Den amerifaniihen 2agern fllb-
rem, entfernt ipiiroen. Wean febrte
ild aber niht an BEN 8efebl uno oie
3ollipabter, Die anl6eineno su piel
oginquo De Mapo" gefeiert batter,
eaben iib id1IieBlid) aud 5ufrieoen.
sSSn Der Sallptitaot lino bier5iq
Berionen sum 3ithtballs perllrteilt
poroen, Die oureb faIlde @eriidte,
Die lie in ltmlalif iebten, oas @elo
5u entfDerten llldten lrto es onnn
ailffnuften.
Cine nidt beitatigte ltno nod
iebr 5peifelbafte Depelhe meIoet,
oaB 8illo Die Staot Saflta Barbara
iiberfo[en uno ollsgepliinoert bot
gs ion am borigen Montaq ae5he-
ben fem.
- Die @enerale 6eott mnS Sun
itpn molten nad) Beenoiguna Der
&Onferens NIT Gbrespn mad golnm-
bus, u. N. seben, nm iidy oie bor-
tigen 3nitanbe ansnieben.
Die gnbnperbnollng 5ipi6en
8era Gru5 uno Der Saaptltaot
Wferico lit felt bem I. Naai unter-
broben.
gtad Columbus iino bier5ebn
franfe Ino pertpnnoete GoIoaten ae-
bra6t iuoroen.
Die Garran5iltas baden Die
Staot @auIo i'm Staate @oreIos
genontmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-06
Stenerams9leiebmn9sbebDrb

9otiS miro bieromrd) seseben, bal,
Die gldt6are Gonntp GommiIIio.
ner's Court bon gerar Gonnth,
Seras, am siueiten Montae i'm Mo-
nat Mai bes Sabres 1916, alIo am
s. Sage beiasten Monats, aIs Steu-
er Neutrality-suspicious. IN Dem
3iuef Der Gntsegenna6me after
IiIeiImentliiten, 8iider etc. befnfe
ibrer Snipeftion, aorreftiun, 9lns.
eleidmns mno 8enebmismna bonn
Stener sliTeiIor BON gerar gunn.
tb, snIammentreten luiro. 3nm
Sensnis bierfiir meine ltuterTdlrift
nno Sas slmtsiiegel in San Nntonip,
Seras, an bielem 2S. gaae oes
April I'm Sabre 1916.
lStegel) ssramt 81. gQemtou.
eonntD-Slerf, gerar Gonntp, Seras.
tInsefae.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-06
Surge lleberiid)t.

Die oentid)e geote miro als
Snfrie6enitelleno angeIeben.
+ ltnlere Gesieritng iuirS jett
abiuarten, Of 0eutIflanO Die
seinadten |erIpredjnnsen balt.
3l einem 8rndJ tuir6 es bur-
Ianfig nidt fommen- ssn
0entid}lanb nin1mt man bic
gfote iebr rmbig fin.
Die 9entidjen nebmen Cru
ben am SiigeI 304, serft6ren
cine fransOiiide 6tellnns BEL
Mboneoitrt nn6 Id)lagen franz
s0fifde slnsriffe anf ben oSo-
ten MannesH 6iigel ab. Sic
iin6 aits ienen Wesnoen nidt
bertrieben, ipie geitern bebanp-
tet iutr6e.
Stint iueifere MepDlntions=
fiibrer iperben erIdoKen.
Ueriidjfe iiber cine ensIiide
Wfiniiterfriie finS In llmlamf.
ArtilleriefGmpfe finoen an
Der @eitfrDnt itatt.
Die SiitiIen bebanpten,
iiberaI Nnsriffe abgeIdlasen
sn Baben.
liner fiirbere &pnlml @aff-
neb loll On Der irilden gtebe-
IutiDH beteiligt fein.
Gnslano siebt in bier ssGllen
nadl.
,Sm AoriatiidJen Beer iolI
cine Seeld)ladt sipiiden italie-
niid)en II. 0iterreid)iidJen Sd)if-
fen itatteefnnoen baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-06
Reine 3ullimmung
garranja'S
3n ben Abmad)nllgfn
tit Snarf5.
ytr5anolnngeIl lutr0en
iOrtgtitbt.
Rampf nit Diniitas.
Siaa's auieatbaltsDrt iefgtfelt.
& Rampf nit Diniltas

= IS Ideint, oaf Garransa bis
abmadnngen siuildlen Seott uni
Sbreson uidt angenommen, ion,
bern cine iueitere @erban6lnna iibe,
bic .3nriifSiebnng Der Srmppen Der.
langt bat. Die aonferens iuiro al.
10 nod nid)t sn GnSe iein.
9lmerifaniIde aapnleriiten
ba6en BEL Dip Nsoles, iiebse6n Wsei.
len liibIid BON Gnfibuiriadlir, Elm
srokes Eager bon gilliitas iiber.
fallen nnb anseimanoer seiagt. Sis
@illiitas maren nit Der 8eIabuna
pon SiO asoles im&f besriffem
Die Mmerifaner bDrten bierpon unS
famen Der ,nerifanIdJen geIatnna
at Siilfe.
Cine 9epeld)e ans Gl EaIu
iast, Gen. Seribins melSe, er lei
iiber ben 9lnfentbaltsprt Iilla's ae-
nan nnterridtet nn6 iuer6e ben Ser
tndD MAIDEN, i'm sn mmsingeIn.
geridlieoene Wdtteilnnsen at syolae
halt iid gilla in Durango auf nno
er bat es bort mabreno Der lebten
pier5ebn Gage b6s setriebem.
- sln Der merifaniiden 8eitfii
ite, 5luilden Guiario nnb Masatlan,
TN Staate Siualoa, iollen fiinf glme-
rtfaner bon SanSiten ermoroet Iein.
Der Name bes einem BON linen mar
ansebiidD Solar. Die anSern bier
maren Sriiber. Sic bearbeiteten
claims. Die 8anoiten iiberfieIen
lie, raibten tie b6llis ans, pliimoer-
ten tbr Eager mnb eridoiien lie oann
aile fiinf. Aas beriel6en anelle
fommt Die 9iadridJt, oak sluei beut-
ldle 6irmen in Masatlam, :. MeIder
nno gSobIer & gartning, nit einer
Strate pDn $4,000 nnb 10000 Be
Jos belegt Ieien, neil tie fidl aeiuei-
CERT batten, oas bon Garransa ans
9esebene SapieraelS 81 nebmen.
- 6iner 9epeidJe oes ,ssnterna-
ttonal Neips Serbice" sn sspIae mol.
len amerifaniidle NiinenIente in 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-06
cbsnio baf nmier friiberer GomInl
n, y. cfA r.:

ebsnio SaE nmier frii6erer GonIal
GaffneD in SrlanO gelanoet lei.
9toripegen fat bel Der emslildJen
nnb Der frans0iifdJen &esieritns se-
gen bic geId)lasnabme Ieimer Bolt
laden prDteitiert.
sSn Gbarlottenbnrg iDllen Hmbes
it0rnngen Dorgefommen iein, ais
man entoefte, bak einise Sdladter
TleiId), oas fir armere MaiIen be-
itimmtt mar, nidJt berseben iuollten,
ionbern beimlid) fir b0bere ssreiIe
uerfanften.
Der friibere ritiiiIde &riegsmini-
iter Gnfbomlinoip tit mad Der Sc
ter-Yamls- -Teftnns bel Eetersbnrs
iiberfiibrt tuorben.
9lns Berlin iuirb gemelSet: Die
8rntalitat nnO @erad)t1tng, NIT Der
Die Illiierten @riedenlanS beban-
beln, fennt feline 8rem5en mebr. 9l=
lem Nnid)ein nadD bat bic Gntente
es caranf abgeIeben, Die ariedJifd)e
Gegiermng nit 1elDalt at betpaffne-
tenn 8iSerftanOe 81 reisen, nm ei=
men &oriuanb snr 8eIebnns aller
Safen nnS bielleid)t Der Gnttbrpnnng
bes &6nigs sil erbalten. Cine anSere
9entnns laft bic iDeben pDn 4tben
gemelbete 8lpfiernng Scr sSniel
Sbaips Onrd Die ensIiidr Sslotte
faum sm. @or einigen Saaen iumrbe
anf Der SnIel elm ensliider Inter
tan perbaftet, Der iid) in Gdmabun-
gen gegen ben a6nig &pnitantin err
gansen hattie. Der 8mrId)e iunroe
amf Elm griedJiIhes Gdiff aebradt,
Sas i'm nadD &aballa transpurtierem
iollte. Nnf Der ssabrt mad oem
SeitlanSe tunroe er jebOdJ bon einem
ensliidJen aremser befreit, Der i'm
nadJ SbaIus snriifbradJte. Der &a-
pitGn bes arensers perlanate BON
&pminanbenr Der eSnlef ben iofor-
figen @i6errnf Der 9lnsiueiInng bes
Gnglanoers nnS oas @eripredDen,
oak Der Sdimpfbolo mnb ,Seber nidlt
lpeiter belaitigt iperSen oiirfe. glls
Der aommanoenr eripiSerte, Sas er
bieles TeripredDen nid)t seben f6nne,
pbne ,SnftrnftiDnen bun Der Heaie-
rnng in Atben einsnbulen, erIdien
Elm san5es enslifd)es @eIdl,uaber,
nno Der Sefeblsbaber oeiIelben pro-
flamierte Die Slofaoc Der eSm1el.
glns &eroun miro fpieoer einnaaI
9enleIoet, 9eutI6IanO lpiinlde orin-
9eno, einen Seporatfrieoen ab3u-
lflieBen- SsSn Berlin lpred)e man
BON nidts anoerem. s[ud oie lin,
terreoung 5mii6en Dem aailer lmo
nmlerm 8otl6after @eraro babe iid,
oorun georebt. 0entidlano min
lfe, bab bon Den Ser. Staoten cine
geiueqllng gum ablhluB eines &C.
parattrieoens ausgebe, Die BON linn
lelblt nld1t ansgeben foltne. IS
lit oas Elm albernes G,eldJiuab,
SentldllanS benft nidlt baran, Die
yer. Staaten ais @ermittler al 6e-
nnten. Sas benefit ldjun Der Son..
in Der Die meme Gute geId)riebem lit,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15
SAFETY BOX FILLED
WITH BANK NOTES
Chicago Saloon Man Arrested
in Connection with New
Westminster Robbery.
LOOT is FOUND IN TORONTO

Chicago, Sept. l4.-Martin H. Elan
nigan, saloon keeper, was arrested
here today in connection with the
mysterious robbery five years ago Of
the branch of the bank of Montreal
at New Westminster, B. c. Loot
amounting to $27l,0O0 was obtained
by the robbers.
The arrest of Flanagan was made
as result Of the arrest in Toronto,
Canada, yesterday Of Michael B.
Shortall, a marble worker of Chi
cago, who was attempting to pry
open a safety deposit box in the vault
Of the bank of Toronto.
1 The box, rented by Flanagan four
years ago, was found to be stuffed
with Canadian bank notes. Shortall
told, the Toronto police he had been
employed by Flanagan to make the
trip to Toronto.
Flanagan, the police say, is the same
man arrested three years ago on a
charge Of having in his possession
stolen Westminster bank notes. That
time Flanagan gave the name Of
Michael ]. Flanagan. He escaped
conviction as the numbers on the
notes did not correspond with those
stolen from the British Columbia
bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15
BRITISH MAKE MORE
GAINS ON SOMME
War Office Reports Further
Progress North Of Ginchy
and Near Souchez.
FRENCH REPuLsE BUSHES

London, Sept. 1.-THE British
have made further progress on the
Somme front north Of Ginchy, it was
announced officially today.
"The general situation is un-
changed" says the statement.
South Of the Ancre there were the
usual artillery bombardments on both
sides, hostile artillery being active in
the neighborhood of the Pozieres
windmill and south OF Thiepyal.
"In the neighborhood Of Souchez
we carried out successful raid last
night, taking some prisoners
French Repulse Assaults.
PATS, Sept. 1.-The Germans
made vigorous efforts last night to
drive the French from captured ter
ritory captured recently on the Som,
me and Verdun fronts. The war office
today announced the repulse Of sew
eral assaults north and south of the
Somme and east OF the Mouse at
Voux- Chapitre wood.
Entente Assaults Repulsed.
Berlin, Sept. l4--(Via London. y
Repeated and violent assaults against
the Germans on the Somme front yes
terday we're repulsed with sanguinary
losses for the allies, the war office
announced today. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15
SORORITIES MAKE
BETTER RECORDS
Women Students at University
Of Nebraska Excel Men in
Scholarship.
DELTA GAMMA Is HIGHEST

Lincoln, Sept. 14.-(Special.) $50
rorities at the state university more
than did themselves proud in the
scholarship records for the second
semester Of the school year OF 1916,
made public yesterday by Dean Eng
berg OF the delinquency committee.
The percentage of delinquency was
the lowest in the history OF the
school, with Delta Gamma as the
leader and Alpha Chi Omega close
second, turning in perfect records.
The poorest scholarship record of the
co-eds was better than the best Of
the mems fraternities belonging to
the interfraternity council.
Alpha Theta Chi led the fraterni-
ties belonging to the council, with
the Farm House, secret organiza-
ton at the farm, the real" leader.
Phi Kappa Psi headed the national
fraternities and by reason thereof is
given the Hainer cup for scholarship
presented to the national fraternity
at the state university with the best
scholarship record. All Of the fra
ternities reported better scholarship
the second semester than the first.
In the table index" indicates the
excellence Of scholarship, the grades
OF each members of the fraternity
and sorority being taken as basis
for determining this. The following
table, with the fraternities and So
rorities In their ranking order. shows
the per cent Of delinquency and the
index:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15
Obituary Notes

JACK WHITNEY, pioneer Of
Nance county. died at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. John Russell, Mon
day morning. His body was taken to
his home, eight miles In the country,
from which place the funeral was
conducted Wednesday by Rev. w. II.
Cooper of the Presbyterian church.
All business houses In Fullerton were
closed during the hours of the funeral.
In all enterprises for the best inter-
ests OF Nance county he was an active
worker and had held many responsible
offices. Besides the widow there were
present all Of his children, Barlow,
George, Sam. Jake. Frank. Mrs. Mary
Hossack OF Mcpherson county, Ne
braska: DR.. Alice Buckner of Long
Beach. CAL; Mrs. John Russell Of
one Of Nance county's teachers. Last
spring MIR. whitney celebrated his
SEVENTEEN birthday.
MRS. b. F. NORRIS died at the
home of her daughter in Falls City.
Neb., Wednesday. She was q former
resident OF Falls City before moving
to ranch near Hardin. Mont. She
leaves four sons, three of whom are
employed by railroad companies. Joe
Norris and Frank Norris, residing Ia
Lincoln, are employed by the BurlIng-
ton and Hal Norris OF Omaha by
the Union Pacific. Jake Norris OF
Hardin. Mont, is q real estate dealer.
One daughter. Mrs. I. c. Maust, re-
sides In Falls City. The funeral will
be held at the residence Of Mrs. Maust
on Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15
Brophy Delivers
Address at Labor
Meet in Fremont

Fremont, Neb., Sept. l3.-First In
ternational Vice President Brophy OF
the pressmen's union was the prin-
cipal speaker at the convention Of the
Nebraska State Federation Of Labor
here today. Mr.. Brophy told of the
progress of the work and OF the need
Of further organization. Resolutions
favoring the passage Of law provid-
ing means for transporting idle labor
to sections of the country where it is
scarce, providing for free employ
ment bureaus and one fayoring the
strict enforcement Of the weights and
measures law were passed. The ses-
sion yesterday was given over to COM
mittee work. The convention will
probably continue till Friday fore
noon when officers will be named.
Tuesday evening the annual con-
vention OF the Nebraska Trades
Union Liberty league was held. c. L.
Shamp of Omaha was named presi-
dent and Adolph Huller Of Omaha.
secretary-treasurer. J. R. Wrangburg,
state organizer, is in attendance at the
meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15
TOO MANY HOLDING
FORT IN CHURCHES
Bishop Stuntz, at Methodist
Conference, Reminds Pas
tors Of Common Failing.
NEED WORK AT THE FRONT

Hastings, Neb., Sept. l4.-(Speciai
telegram Five hundred ministers
this morning heard Bishop Homer c.
Stuntz in his address at the devotion
al services Of the Methodist Episcopal
conference. The bishop said too many
men were merely holding the fort
rather than going to the front,
A misunderstanding has arisen
about the union OF the Nebraska and
the Northwest Nebraska conference,
50 that their union could not take
place this year. To adjust matters,
q vote was taken this morning, show
ing fifty-nine against. At the meeting
Of the Northwest Nebraska confer
cnce next week a similar vote will be
taken and should they vote ins favor.
the union will be consumated next
year.
VI. T. Thompson and 1, O. Jones,
representing the dry federation of
the state, appeared before the confer
ence, urging the necessity Of intense
activity on the part Of every preacher
and layman to make Nebraska dry.
I Purse for DR.. Marsh.
Rev. D. J. Buckner Of Aurora. in
short speech presented DR.. Marsh,
retiring district superintendent Of the
Hastings district, with purse as an
expression OF the esteem in which he
Is held by the preachers Of this dis
trict. .
A report Of the committee on uni
versity pastor recommending his con-
tinunace, was unanimously adopted.
DR.. M. S. Marble made a plea for
the support Of the retired preachers
OF the church. He was here in the
interests Of a movement, worldwide
in its scope, to raise large endow-
ment that will put this work on a
substantial basis.
Lutherans' Condemn Russell.
Rev. H. Michelman was reelected
president OF the German Nebraska
synod Of Lutheran churches today.
Rev. R. Neumaerker was chosen vice
president, Rev M. Koolen, secretary
and Rev. K. Klingcr. treasurer.
The question OF support for the
widows and orphans in the church
was dicussed during the Afternoon, but
no action was taken. The doctrines
Of Pastor Russell were branded as
heresy by DR.. R. Wupper, president
Of the Martin Luther seminary al
Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15
Alkali Makes Soap
Bad For Washing Hair

Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali, which is very
injurious, as IL dries the scalp and
makes tho hair brittle.
The best thing to use is just plain
mulsified cocoanut oil, for this is pure
and entirely greaseless. It's very
cheap and beats the most expensive
soaps or anything else all to pieces.
You can get this at any drug store,
and few ounces win last the whole
family for months.
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub it In, about a teaspoonful Is
all that Is required. It makes an
abundance Of rich, creamy lather,
cleanses thoroughly and rinses out
easily. The hair dries quickly and
evenly, and is soft, fresh looking,
bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to
handle. Besides it loosens and takes
out every particle Of dust, dirt and
dandruff advertiser
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15
M. G. Peters to Open
Fall Hunting Camp
Near Oshkosh, Neb,

M. c. Peters, accompanied by his
sons, Douglas and Clarence, and L.
c. Doup, leave Friday for Oshkosh.
Neb., where Mr.. Peters will open his
annual fall hunting camp.
The Peters hunting camps have al
ways provided exciting times for
Omahans every fall, but til .,r Mr..
Peters promises to hay., better
camp than ever. He has LL, hased
large lake at Oshkosh and for some
time the lake has been closed from
hunting, with the result that ducks
and geese are said to abound. Oma-
hans fortunate enough to be invited to
spend a few days at the Peters camp
of their lives.
Mr.. Peters has erected large
cabin at the lake, and a number of
anticipate some OF tire hest shooting
tents will be erected, so that he can
entertain weekend parties Of consid-
cradle size. Is
Mr.. Peters plans to remain at Osh-
kosh about a month this year.