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3uder. - preife feft. - Mafs
finirter Gut aoaf $3.50; potpbsr.b
$3.50; CUBES $50; sranulirtsr 49,
20; gonfsctioners ~" 1910; OF
az $4,000; tpeiber srtra $3.50
40; EXTRA g $3.50 per bunSert
pfunb.
Mofaffes In ftstis. REM
ORLEANS Open aettle 45--65c; gens
iriiugnl 25- 34e per galIone.
Refs aouiiiana, Gancb Seab
prima 5t--5ae; orbinGrer
44-5e; Sapan 4s-5}e per pfunb.
Datrp probufte.
Butter. Wartt rubia unb
pretfe ftetis. WboLmiIi, EXTRA
31Ae; CENTRALIZED EXTRA 29e; gentras
lijep firits 25Ae; feconbs 22Ac; Ganeb
Duirb 23e; padtnS Stod 20-213c
per pfunb.
Rdfe. - marit f.tis. Ohio lie.
Rorbpeflider IL Gents; Retp gort
1se; Sdapei,er 35-40c; DO. Bird
lie; limburssr 17a--1St per pfunb.
gier. DART ftR; prtma
firfs Siibnersier 24e; firfs 22sc; or
firits 201e; fseonbs 17ae Der
Dubsnb; Gniensisr 21}e per Uubenb.
@tfIiigel. - Wdrit Fetis. ~
8roifer xlf unhsurkcvhnri16es
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G6tcaso, %. Suli.

Gbteaso, %. SuIi.
Weisen. - Jiir Ssptsmber $1.22s
-1.24s, am S9lub $1.22t; fir De-
sember S1.25t-1.27a. am S4lub
$1.25g.
@ef6torn. : gir september 7s9
-792e am Salub 7Sac; fir Desem'
Der 6ss-691t. am Sdlub $3.50.
Safer. SIR Septembsr 41t-
42e, am S6IuB 41se; fir DECEMBER
43E-44c, am Sdlub 43se.
ROssen. go. 2 neuer $1.01.
Gerfe. - 65-75e.
Simotbp. - $3.50.
alee. = S7.O0-14.OO.
port. - Giir Suli $26.35,-26.s
45, am S6lub $26.45; fir Septsms
Der $24.57-24.75, am S9Iub $24.s
81.
S9mals. - Jir September 1857
am S9lub 1887; fir OF.
tobsr 12.67-12.80. am S6lub H.
81.
Rippsni.iter. - Sir Suli 13.40
-13.40, am S4Ius 13.40; fir Ssp-
ismbsr 13.40-13.45, an S4Iub 13.s
as.
Butter. - Rartt bObe; Creamery
Gier. - Marit perdrberli9; firfts
221-23e; ordinate firfts 213-22c.
Rartoffeln. = Mdrtt niebriser.
Wirginia $2.25-2.30; Dirsinia Bait
1850; mi ouri unb Ranias 65-
zoe.
GtefliigeI. = 2ebenbtB. Warft- nieo,
Gihnsr 17ei Sprtnsers 20
1850
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Ghicago, %. 5uli.

S4peine. = 3uiubr 1900. =
Wartt fsft uno bOb.r; Bull 1886
1905; lei4ts $9.55-10.O5; lsi6ts
S9.55-10.15; gemii4te $9.25-10.z
Is; i9tpere $9,15-10.15; raube
$9.15-9.30; Ssrtel $7.65-9.60.
Hinopieb. = 3ufubr 1000. Martt
iistis; Ginbeimtide Beef Stisre ST.
0O-1o.50; Stusr sunb Jesbers $500
800; aik uno beifers $500.
%; EGlber $8.50-12.OO.
S6afe - 3uiubr 5000. Martt
oernb.rIid; Wetbas $6.90-8.3o;
gtDss $3.6o-7.75; aammer $7.15-
11.05. %
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FIRST CALL
WelS, yonSs NIB slftitn in ss,,u yOrf.

geiAditspapiere puroen ~ ~ oisfon'
tirt. HeHiel auf Gonoon paren tetts.
Tnr 90 faee SA.72X. Sitt a. 16H: SabeI
Mnwafunssn t4.1eH. branes 9 .tt 1904.
xabei 5.9O4. Bart Si4t u, aabtl 72H,
Qrouen Si&t 1875. 4abei l24o. Hire staI
U.A8, Qabei 8.45, Rubel Sihi So.S5: "a.
bei so.ls; eiber.S arrenss ~. NtrifaHi@dae
Cellars 40.
aitienmartt.-Gm gurmittaqe mar
Der N arit ungereselt, ipattr Ieoof erbol.
ten ta Die yrtiie uHo btr ufarit lnloB
felt.
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Cincinnati, %. gull.

XIV HueYfDbSthptH -uoittuH1tW pe>
5iebsn fid mr. auf Gnsros : 1rdnse
~attipnen. Sci ilsineren SeI6lften
perbsn etpas bobsrt prsife bersdnei.
propifiOnen.
Ghmafs. prima eieam
12.35-12-5; 5amilp s14.oo-
14.5O.
1rodenseIaI3enss T1eifd.
Gbort clear Ssiten lois, IA
155c; grtra ibort clear S,itsn 144
-153c; iur3e RippsHfsttsn III
lax; Bellies 16t-1F.
Bacon. Ghort clear Seiten
16-1s1t; ertra fbort clear Ssiisn
15a-16e; fhort Rippenjsi!m 15a-
ice: Bellies 17s-184e.
Sugar gureb Bleifh. -
Shinten 201 pit; pienic Sdultern
15--15lt; greatfaii Bacon % -25e;
Sdultern in pdtsten 15-15Ac; Rsp
Port Gut 151-16e; trodsn. gssf
Sdinten 29l-301t per pfunb.
GibaepGteltes Gieif9.-
GdiHien 17A-1Se; pitnic Shultsrn
13A-14c; Bellies 163-17c; S6uls
tern 131-14e; Sdultsrn q. Q. Gut
DO. 14-14ae.
Grif6eg Jfsif&. - S6intsn
18h-173e; picnic Sdultsrn 12a--
13e; Sdultsrn 121-13c; ibOrt rip
penieiien 13-131t; ibOrt clear rip
peniei!en 13t--14e; ertrd hort
clear R~ippsnititen 13-13tc; Bellies
l,itts 1ss-19ac; Bellies. itp.r.
17-isc.
We6l unb 9.tr.ibe.
WsbE. - Wintsr pat.nt S5.75-
600; Dinter fanep $5.25-5.50;
Winter famiiD S4.75-5OO; Wirter
.rtra $4.25-4.50; Wintsr orbindr.r
$3.75-4.00; Sariss Wei5en pateut
$5.75-6.25; 5artss Wei5en fanep
$5.25-5.50; 6artes W.isen familp
$4.25A.5O; Rogsen, Hprtbtpeitern
g.miidtes $5.00-5.10; Roseen 9th
r.inss $5.O0-5.25; Rossen Gitp ses
mii1tes $4.75-5.00.
DeiBen. - Ro. 2 roth.r Wtnter
$1.29-1.31; 60. 8 $1.25-l.28;
30. 4 DO. $1.10-1.25.
Wefi6torn.- go. 2 tpeibss
s3-s3tt; Ro. 8 DO. 82a-s3c; go.
a DO. 81-s2c; go. 8 DO. S0-8le;
30. 6 DO. 7s-S0e. = Ro. 2 sslbss
20. 3 DO. s2-s2Ae; go.
4 boo. s0a-s1tt; go. 5 DO. 79a--
S0ae; go. 6 DO. 77A-793t. = To.
2 ssmiidtss $3.50; go. 3 DO. 50
--S2ac; go. a DO. s01-S1Ae; go.
5 DO. 79i-80At; no. 6 DO. 77a-|
79ie. a%ol6sntorn, ipeibss, SO
"a; a~olbsnforn, s.lbss, 84-S5e;
aoIbentorn, esmif&tss. 83-84e.
safer. - Nortbpeftern, Ho. q
48-49c; Hortbpsftern Stdns
barb peiber 47--47ac; Rortbpeitsrn,
no. 8 tpeiber 45-45se; ROrtbpeiisru.
no. 8 eintimiifer ~42-42tc; 10. 4
4O2-41te; 20. 2 ssmiiGter
41-42e; go. 8 semii4ter, .inbeimis
39a-40ae; RO. 4 ssmiidter
3sa-39ac.
Roseen. 80. 2 S~1.01-1.0S;
no. 8 9%5e-$1.00; 30. 4 .S2-9Oe;
Sample 75-S0e.
Wbfsteh.
@ertauft ipurben 5O6 gbls. DIE
Jiniihsb GOODS auf Der Bats
pom $1.40 per 9a[Ions.
Groceries.
2aff.e. - Sapa 23-30r; mo-
Pa 29-30t; Guatemala fonep 19c;
10. gutter 17ae.
: :::::::::::.::::::.:;i iss
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Untr lon /
sSSS nssinarS .......r.sM IN
3uder. - preife feit. - Mafs
Gut aoaf $3.50; potpbsr.b
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U etp Yorf. %. Suit.
SUPPER. - aupfer Martt feit.
gleetrolptie. = $24. 5O-27.00.
giien. = Wartt itetig unb unp:rs
3inn. - Martt rubig; ~Ofierirt gu
Blei. - $6.35.
Spelter. = Martt ipilIis.
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4essOsrssr 8sss.a sstirnases

stt4tiss En- 49,. ssxIEgiM. pae. q. g.. .isix
sa.4ss ssiS.S5:.i;sR|n. 81 $1,000 4
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T-
12e; 9iibnsr Tic; 9~rutbubner 21t;
DO. init frummer 8ruIt 1O-12e; Sui
6-8c; junge gnttn 13-14c; alte bo.
"11--14c; @dnfe 8--9c; @lte 1auben
$1.50 bas DuBenb.
Obfunb @emi{e.
4epfel. = garlp 6arpeit $1.0o
-1.50 per 5amptr.
Sitronen. - California $3.50;
Mefina S6.50-6.75 per aiite; ais
mes $1.00-1.25 per Rifle. :.
Sranaen. = 0aleneia 1926
4.25 FER Rifle.
@raptJruit. - Gloriba $500
800; California $3.5O--4.O0 per
Crate.
pfirfihe. - elberta $1.25-
1.65 per Crate; Georgia Bells $50
Ito per Crate.
Guntufoupes. Snbianc
Staubarb Crate $150-2.5O; Sne
biana, fla6e Crate 65-80c.
6eibelbeeren. - $1.00-1.s
% per aorb BON 20 pfunb.
9ir en- - Wi6igan S1.50--
1.75 per Crate bon "a Quorts.
0epbeereu. gin6eimiihe
$2.50-2.75 per Crate.
Srbann sbeeren. $500
--2.25 per Crate ben "a Quarts.
@nanas. ~$1.75-2.85 per
Crate.
90 aermefonen. $1,000
1000 per 100 Stid.
aartoffelu. Ginbeimifde
eaItern Gob6lers unb 5riumpbs So.
50--2.65 per gbl.
G iibtartoffeIn. WiNiT
iippi unS 4tabama $1.25-1.5O per
5dmper.
9urten. - Ginbeimii6e 25-
30t per 0ubenb.
8 omaten.- giHbeimii6e ST.
50-1.75 per gu.
8IumentohI. - ginteimiI6er
$1.0O-1.75 per Blu.
rbsn.- Netp Dort 500
S1.25 per DBL.
2raut. ginbeimiides 70
1.25 per gu.
3niebeln. - qouisoiqe 1915
$500 per gbl. Grpital Weife $500
-2.25 per Crate. Ginbeimii9s
selbe $1.15, peiBe S1.75 per gu.
O rim 9 obnsn. - Ginbsimis
fde 50-65c per gu; Bafs bo9nsn
$1.15-1.25 per Sampsr.
2orotten.- -ginhsimii9e $1.00
-1.25 per Blu.
2anbprobutte.
5eu. = go. 1 simotbp $3.50;
go. 2 5imothp $3.50; 20. 3 Eimos
tbp $14.50; Ro. l gemtidt.r alss
$500; 20 2 semiidter ale. $13.s
90; Ro. / Slice S11.50; 90. 2 ales
$1,000; Si.iises alfalfa $11.00-
1850; Weittites $17.O0-19.0o;
Roseenitrob $9.O0-9.5o; Saf7ritrob
S7.50-s.O0; Wei5enftrOb $3.50
900 per 5onne.
Sunges 6eu. go. / Simo'
i6p $14.0O-14.5O; 30. 2 5imot5D
S12.oO-1250; SO. 3 9imotbb SO.
0o-10.5o; go. 1 semif4ter ales
S12.5O-13.00; go. 2 ssmil4tsr
alee $10.50-11.00.
" u6lenfutter III rubis uHb
itetis. - aIsie $20.OO-20.50; Wibbs
lings srobss s23. 50-24.0O; semiids
tes Jutisr S22.O-22.50.
g dmereten. - Martt itetig.
aleeIamsn $s.OO-9.OO; per 8u.
pom Store; 5imrtbp $2.75-3.40;
Gladfaamsn $2.85 per gu.
@erf9iebeues.
Dele. Wartt itetis; aein0l,
robes 72c per @alIons in partien Don
IA 9bl. gesodtes IL mebr; SO. l
2arb6l 87c; Cotton Sesb Dill, raffiz
nirtes SSc per gaIone, 1erpsntin 51e
in partien bon l Bis 5 CAB unb ga
in partien DON 10-25 Gallonen qes
troleum, Ohio Carbon 100 grab Sc;
DO. $50 9rab BIC; !SsabIisbt ITS
9rab 81 10e; Rsb grptpn gafolin
24e; Rap5ta 2se per galons in BAR
ten bon 1-5 9bls.
ala Der Wartt III rubtg. II
Dbio Rip.r $1.10 per Dbl. BON 280
Subrlobn hin3usefiist.
Sots.- Martt itstis, prima
gitp Ss-stc; DO. Country 75-Sse
per pfunb.
aoblsn. = Wartt rubis. yous
$3.50-3.75; Rub unb
Glad 1925. aanarba Stiittoblen
s3.50-3.75, Rug unb Glad 1925
per Tonne a6ssIisferi. Rau6lofe
$4.75, DO. Hub unb Slad
1925. 4ntbraeite $7.75--8.00 per
lonne abssliefert. Cote totet $500
4
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e. 2. & o. Joint Il srHsaeabine oen. d.. ~
g., D.. & @. gen. II. n Igiep. gteel Or. n
Chicago Or. W. n. 7sHEtQkk.H ref. IL. sin
Obi. vi. & Ef.V b.5. 1854 ei.Q souibip cor, IL n
g.W.&St u. GER. a lAIsi4bl Zeal. N.G. abb. 81. s7M
eyR.S.xB. ref.4r,- 7aniSc. Ync. 81. 5r...- lozx
gbie. g. Eortoiu. bt uAasc. Sac. rel. lr....W
Col. & 60. rel. ~ ssklso. e.dilip. br. 49,. islM
Thfp, &F. Or. re.bt. IS 10. Mniliu. aei.lr. rev
1tf. Serprities 81. n*Itr. u. ID. 6r.... ~
Grie %. srEerits5- IsHiIer. K Far. :-.....U
erie aes. Il. ......7 u i1birbsbe. obi. 6r.. 70
0eH. electric 81 . !. ~ iilHteH 9ae. AZ. ~. 81
Or. gcrtb. I. ~ 100 lilricn Zoo. q. 49,. ssN
~. Gent. ref. IT, % II. 2. Miibber 6r. . . lst.
mt ". Z. Br ...... sshH. e. Efssl 81. los
anf. afei. ~ -. 1lA sirs. z. qtsrt. It,. N
aanf. q. q. ref. 81. pn sVnbnfh J. br. ..... -.
a ebore beh. d.. sSMIfs. tiHtcu ~ 40. slx
s !, ~ ~ H'IiiHas. SID r NV
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Yetm Sstrat5spsr mfit-
Ter.

,Das TrSulein III fibrieeus ouh
'muftiaiih, fpi.lt Slopier unb @eige!"
,Sm, baraus made i'd mir nift
Iohcn &c nidt cine titr's
Malbhorn2"
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Oiebmarft.
Gtutinnatt. Is

Cincinnati, %. Suli.
3ufubr unb 0erianbt pdbrenb Der
lsBtsn "a Stuuoen. oersIihen nit bsI
porperganssnen pier 9ageu, tparen ipie
Salad.
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Mmsmdrtise @drfte.
Rem yort, %. Suli

Rem yort, %. Suli.
Mebl. - Wartt perGnberli6.
Wsi3en. - Marft piaia; go. l
Surum $1.32; go. 2 barter $1.351;
RO. l ROrthern Duluth S1.42a; go.
/ Nortbsrn Wanitpba $1.4O4 I. o. B.
Rem gort.
DsIi8turn. = Wartt tpiuis; gla 2
sel6es 925 {. /. {. Rem gort-
6afer. - Wartt itstig.
5eu. - ISlrtt rubig.
Sopfen. - Wartt rubis.
Sdute. = Martt ftstis.
Qeber. = Wdrtt fet.
BORT. - Martt ieit.
Beef. - Marit feft.
SdmaI3. artt itstis; MiooIe
Meit $12.sO-12.9O.
Sals. - Mdrft itetis.
DOlIs. - Wartt itstis.
Reis.. - Wartt itetis.
Molafss. : Warti fietis.
3ud.r. - Rober. Wartt flau. -
Centrifugal $6.27; MolaHes $3.50;
raffinirtsr, ru9is; feinsr s%ranulirter
S7.65.
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Som 0eIDmarfte.
stsstpnatt. 10. 9uli. 1919.

GtYttnnatt 20. gull. 1915.
Die ost&dfte worex beste In ben bisiigtn
1anfen rs&t lsbhaft nnb bic 9insrattn iinb
NnpfsdHofrf gebfiebtn. Dar IarfebeH .on
cans purben bon ben Banfen 4--4K% be.
re&nst, Observation-Disclosures ~ b-6so
bisfpnfirt puoen. Sun oFsnsn Dlarfte
wuften Tarletsn ON eal1 W 8K--4yo uno
aaf 8fit ~ +-596 piac,rt.
1sAid All Nss psss
wusbsn ~ g3ayl SwifdsH gonien pfrfauft.
Die Gouuteuals tsirfSt 5os Erdniis per
$1,000
GsAfd suf GnssSs
si&t. Hshief auf 80 iSpi purseI N
l.76 bro Yfb. StfrlinS quottrt. Sar I9ed'
Iei auf Berlin uurbeu zoe pro Mart, be.
rehnei, jGs Ue9iel aui ydris 17He pro
sytsnt, anf MmiferSam 42e pro 0ulosn
unb aui &Dien i5e pro Arons. aIres 1915.
Nutd S8. Stodbstm pro Srone 29Xe
francs tS&peiD isKe.
DnMsss . csissnsnss
garsn ratia unb itstis. 81, Yanisn quo.
iiren ME foIst:
~ Ssnbs 1898 goay..ii0
vy6 COMBS, 1918 ......1oOK 1o2
W bones, lSSe 80. y8H 99k
~ Vsna1aa ....I.. "
~ kananla Coupon 100
Gssrtas ssaie I, iimIdss
Die umiay; I'M tlsiIssu Glrarinsbsus 81,
lisfen ftH tsuis auf s5,3i7,yoy.
l~siaikinrltstsM
lie Ginr. Strobsnbabnattisn ftitgtn
bsuIs auf 81, ben h0bitea yreis leu. Sap.
ien. Ter .Narft mar reGt lsbhsjt uno
Ginr. @as & Gtseri. iowis bic epiunnbia
Gas attien wareu IN ftarter VaatraJs.
9is folsenbsn Bsrfaxfe iino ~ bsridten +:
I'm bsr BsTts.
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Nus Der g huIe.

2ebrer: emil, iuse mtr einSprid.t
mort"
@mtI: rMorsenitunbe but 9otb I'M
Iunbe."
Gebrer: rSsbr gut; SsIiy, ipeibt ba
ou4 eins9" \
JsIi1 mad. einisem RaGbeuisr)as
Wenfd, dreere' bid nif,t.A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-10
ley, former terror with the stick in
the Nebraska State league, ..
MILLER PARK GOLFERS
GO TO HARLAN MEET

Miller park golfers will go to Har-
Ian, Ia, early Sunday morning to par
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-10
IRON MOULDERS GO
OUT ON A STRIKE
Demand a Reduction in Thtir Work.
ing Hours and an Increase in
Paw.
MORE BUILDING LABoRERs BACK

Following the failure OF the Omaha
Iron Moulders' union No. 100 and the
State Association OF Foundry Owners
to come to an agreement, approx
mately 100 members of the trade in
this city and the eastern part OF Ne
braska walked out yesterday morning
The iron mouldeTs had asked for a
reduction OF from nine hours to eight
hours for working day and raise
form $3.50 to $3.50 day.
The foundry owners met in Omaha
the first OF the week, during which
session conferences were held be-
tween them and representatives Of the
iron moulders. Charles Wilkinson,
vice president OF the Iron Moulders'
Union OF North America. was in
Omaha representing the local body al
the conferences.
Waive One Clause.
The iron workers averred chat they
agreed to waive the clause asking for
a reduction in working hours and ac-
cept the Kansas City scale. The foun-
drymen agreed to "A cents an hour
The iron moulers met again
"Wednesday evening and endorsed
their committee holding out for 4s
cents per hour.
There are. according to reports
about forty-five iron moulders af-
fected by the strike in Omaha
In several shops the scale was
agreed upon and the men did moi
walk out.
Work at Hospital.
V. Ray Gould, contractor and pres.
ident Of the Omaha Builders cx.
change, has put his force of laborer.
to work resuming The construction o.
the state hospital at the University
Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
campus, for the first time since tht
strike commenced.
This job lay idle longer than an,
other in the city since the strike ha.
been abandoned. Monday morning
work commenced on 10. OF the job.
in the city, and since that time worl
has been resumed on other jobs every
day, Mr.. Gould's job was about tn,
last to be taken ,.p.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-10

teenth and Farnam streets, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Gillespie has been travelling for
the last three years, lecturing on
Bible subjects, under the auspices of
the international Bible Students as
ISOLATION. All are invited and will
be made welcome. --.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-10
Mexican Railroad
Man Tells Of the
Conditions There

H. G. Dinkins, formerly agent Of
the Santa Fe for this territory. but
more recently general agent for the
International & Great Northern rail-
road, with headquarters in the City
Of Mexico, is visiting in Omaha.
Mr.. Dinkins left Mexico some time
ago. his occupation as a railroad man
there having been rendered useless,
owing to the chaotic condition OF
affairs. He asserts that the railroad
business into and out If Mexico has
become so demoralizcd that there is
little doing in either freight Or pas
senger traffic. sfs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-10
Florence to'Vote
On Sewer Bonds

The city council OF Florence has
passed ordinances calling for special
election to vote bonds for the building
Of sewer system in Florence. The
plans propose system that will take
care Of the entire city, but only the
main sewer, to run from Briggs to
Davenport streets, with connection
to the river on Madison street, is con-
templated at this time. The cost will
be approximately $4,000, all the
money that can, be voted at this time
for that purpose.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-10

Vanishing Cream is frag-
rant and refreshing-it i'm
parts to the skin a delightful
sensation of GOODNESS and
velvety smoothness.
A light touch of Vanishing
Cream before applying pow
der-especially Ponds Face
Powder-gives the complex
ion an exquisite texture and
a soft, velvety bloom which
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-10
Ponds Vanishing Cream

Is an exclusive creation of the Pond laboratories 1t
based on one of the valuable sknsoenng substances
ever discovereda substance whose affinity for the skin
is SC great that the moment Vanishing Cream is applied
"vanshes" 1t never reappears, do many other toilet
preparations. aFE ~. 4
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-10
GOES TO SUCC0R DESERTED
CHILD AND FINDS BULL PUPS

Humane Officer Nielsen was sum-
noned TO Forty-first street and Pat
rick avenue to take care OF baby"
which some heartless parent had left
crying in vacant lot Hans made his
way to the spot from where the
"child's' cries emanated and discov-
cred six diininutive bull pups. which.
are now the property Of police head
quarters in general Rags the po-
lice dog with college education. has
taken kindly to the new family and
bids fair TO see that no harm comes to
them. \.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-10
PROFESSOR GILLESPIE TO
SPEAK AT LYRIC HALL

Prof. ]. A. Gillespie. who was
superintendent OF ffe Nebraska
School for the Deaf N this city from
1873 till 1897, will give one OF his
Bible lectures at Lyric hall, Nine
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-10
Test Bond Validity
With Friendly Suit

Attorney John P. Breen, as attor-
ney for the Omaha Real Estate .ex-
change, has notified County Attorney
Magney that he will commence suit
some time next week to test the valid
iyt of the $l,700,000 road and grading
bonds passed at the primary election.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-10

cannot be obtained with
powder alone. 1t is the ideal
finishing touch.
As a safeguard against the
i'll effects of sun, wind and
weather, Vanishing Cream is
simply wonderful - it pre-
serves the necessary skin
pliancy, and in the case Of
sunburn does much to pre-
vent unsightly peeling.
IN M
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-10
TWO LADS CAUGHT IN
TURNING AUTO TO JITMEl

j I, Crane, S28 South Twenty
fourth street and John Keys, 8l4
South Twenty-fourth street, arrested
By Officer Jim Murphy for the theft
81 an auto taken from Falls City, were
returned to that place for hearing.
The two boys were preparing to file
inc engine number from the machine
and operate It as iitney. in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-10
BRANDElS At R0URKE
PARK HERE NEXT SUNDAY

When the Lincoln Cleaning and
Dyeing club meets the Brandeis next
Sunday at Rourke park, the Brandies
Stores will enter the fray with com
plete list OF victories thus far this
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-10

ticipate in the tourney there. Omaha
golfers who wish to accompany the
Miller park squad may do so by CALI
ing up j. McTaggart at Colfax 1865.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-10

1t takes but a minute of time to
save dollars when you read The Bee
Want AID columns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-06

a. Rice, Miss Edith Rice. Miss BrsSdon.
Amoine; Mrs. 8. ]. Young, Miss Anna
Young. North LAnoine; Mrs George A.
Dodge, Ellsworth; Mrs }. A. Chatfo,
Mrs Philip stinson. East Sarry; Mrs
Florencs Gailford. Psnobscos; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. y. Batter. Mrs r 5 osxccd, Mrs
Belle Hlnckiey. Mrs c. Z Holt. Miss
Alice Holt, Mrs 5 e Billings, Miss Lucy
Billings. Mrs E P. Bsoson- Mrs Nina
Douglass. Miss Nellie Doagiass, Mrs. A
". Herrick, Mrs. William Mason, Mrs
George Mason, Mrs Villa Greene, Mrs T.
P. Merrill, Miss Abby Merrill. airline
Merrill, Mrs Salena Stoyer. Mrs p s
Parker, Mrs. n Fl. Sweet. Mrs y. a.
Mayo, Donald Mayo. Mrs r E Nc
Goaldriek. Mr.. and Mrs. l. W. Mayo.
Bi1shili-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-06
PICNIC LUNcHE0MS.
Hint About Carrying Food Daintii,
and Easily.

Hint About Carrying Food DaintiI,
sid Easily.
In homes where automobile lunch
cons or picnic parties are frequent II
Is q good idea to have on hand several
fresh. clean egg boxes with compart-
ments, In which eggs come from the
store. Stuffed eggs can then be rolled
in paraffln paper and stood upright IL
each compartment SO they viii travel
without crushing or losing shape. Nei
Their need the halves Of the egg be kept
together with toothpicks. as is fire
quent1y done. Dainty rolled sand.
witches also keep their shape In these
individual compartments. Loaf cake
can be cut In pieces Of size to fiji
these, partitioned boxes by lifting out
the divisions and pressing the paste
board edge on the freshly frosted sur
face Of the cake. Replace the parti
tons In the box and allow the frostins
TO become firm Then cut In squares
as indicated by the markings. Eact
piece of cake win be Of a size TO fit
This eliminates carrying a knife an6
insures the neat appearance of the
cake
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-06
COUNTY NEWS
SUTTON.

Mrs. Frank Stanley, Of lslesford, with
her two children, Ella Maud and Merwip,
waa here recently.
Misa Marie Rumiil, Ct Seal Cove, who
has been visiting Ethel Bunker q week,
has returned home.
Mrs. Staples, Of Ssdgwick, with her
daughter and granddaughter, 10 occupy
ing the Gilley cottage.
Capt. Wiibert Rice and wife have moved
back from Cranberry Island, and are oe-
cupying their own house.
Seth Rice and two younger sons,
Charles and Elton. with his Oldest sJn
and wife, from Boston, were here Sunday.
Mrs. Orrin Donald, of Northeast Har-
Dor, and Mrs. May Stanley, OF Friendship,
we've here Friday fon short visit. Mrs.
Gilley, their mot her, was not able to come
to the island on account OF feeble health.
Sept. 4. Tor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-06
NOW EATS WITHOUT FEAR OF
PAIN: MRS. IENORl SMART Is
PLEASED TO TELL OF IlAIlC

II suffered from stomach trouble. had
great distress after eating. Since taking
Taniac can eat without fear OF pain, !"
recently said Mrs. Lenora Smart, R F. D.,
Glenburn, Ne.
'sTanlac reiievedsme 20 much that my
husband is now taking it. He reports
that be sleeps better and feels better in .
general way"
Sound statements such Is Mrs.
Smart's are based on exact knowledge,
and such knowledge can only be gained
by experience. The great faith that
Thousands Of people have in TanIac has
been brought about BY circum-
stances.
Each food, like each different build
ing material for . house, must be
handled BY different workmen. COR
responding 70 carpenters, plasterers,
paperhangers and painters. After due
preparation, food like building material,