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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

aud the people set about choosing ona.
II was agreed that the flower chosen
should be In itself a m emblem Of Nei
bfsaka and that It should he found growi
lnE n0undantly IN all parts Of the state,
So they looked over the pralrics, tha
plains, the woods. the valleys and gbs
nandhllis Everywhere they found tha
bright, graceful. aheery Eoldenrod, beaui
tlful not only IN tha tender green leaf and
bud or spflnstlme, in the golden giori
Of summer and autumn, but also IN ~
anhkef-eoloFed Enrb IN our winter landl
aeapes And they said, The Roldenrod
shall be Nobraakas flower" This choicl
was made ~ 1896 when tho Nebrasks
Legislature passed nm act making thA
aoidsnfod the official flower of our state,
There IL never n time when the gold
ahfod oannot be found IN our landscaps,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

By irna i1ohrHy Lodge Pole, Heb.
Aged " Yoars Ned Hlde
One day my sister hnd we're walking
70 school when wa happened 70 ses .
sparrow upon the walh WI thought he
was dead, but when va brought n home
our father said n was only frozen. We
put y N . box near the stove and put
some bread crumbs III tho box nsnr the
bird. The nest morning We looked IN The
bos nBd Tho bird wna all right NY H.
ther opened the door and II flew out into
the open slr This n true story. n
my story IN IN print will write seoh
again I hope Mr.. Waste Paper naaket
u away when my story gets there
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Our Playhouse


ny MafEefet Ruth Fischer, Aged Years,
1000 Lafayette Ave, Onaha, Red Side.
! thought I would toll you about ouf
playhouse, N was built seven years aEo
by my father II u like d real house.
n has two windows and bay win.
dow. There is living room and
kitchsn IN A.
There IL also front and bneA perch.
with n railing around them, Tlsfs Are
two flower boxes on ths railing,
NY brother has hla garden IN baek Of
N There IL weather yane up on top
of the playhouse. on ono end Of the
weather ysno IL rooster and on ths
other end IL an arrow.
We are planning 70 hnys many happy
hours In II thia summer
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Return Of the Birds.

~ Lucille BorySch, Aged II Years, How
ell. Mob. Blue side
once again n IL April April IL rainy
month The birds are building their
nests The biusblrda are coming hack
and ws will hear them sing thaif pretty
songs The canary birds sins very nice
have pesn many birds, They ara pretty
The erass - getting srssn and The fieins
arr getting green, too The flowers are
cofuinK out ! think ! will close hope
Mr. asts Basket is not in when my let.
ter drops IN,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
A Reward for Kindness.

By fsadore Stein, AGED u Years. Omaha,
Red Side.
Once M Tom was going by pond he
saw man trying to drown q puppy. YIe
ran md asked the man % Give him the
puppy
Years passed and the puppy grew 10 be
n large dog one day AZ Tom was boat
riding wind arose and the boat turned
over and The dog ran and pulled him 10
shore, Then Ne ran quickly and told II
70 the family and they brought Tom
home md gave the dog golden collar
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Likes The Bee

ny Elsie Rtrodmhn, Aged Years. Bel4
vldere, Nsb. Blue aids,
! am q new writer and would like 10
'on tho Blue Hldo. am years old and
80 10 school every day.
! nm N the third grade, and my teach-
ors name Ia Miaa Cecil paIago. ] have
two sisters and four brothers. have
little brother, and hs "a 10 months old
He IL n llttle baby boy. MY father tekoa
Tho Bee and he likes II very we'll
This IA oil for this time I hope my
letter escapes Mr.. wastsbnaket, hope
20 see my letter IN print.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Quick Magic Beauty
N Is Here For YOU
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Results, Repeafed BY the SeH-Made
Beauty Of the American Stage,
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Criminal Bird Kills

ny Margaret Crosby, Aked "a Years.
Sutherland, Neb. Hue side.
Just after the birds came from tho
south and we're getting settled and build
inR their nests and homes, but who
should they sac. II was their enemy.
Mr., Butcher Bird, lie was called erin
insl Of birds because he perBeeutsd them
by killing the young and old birds by
the hundreds iio would tsnr the nests
up hardly before they we're finished being
bunt,
Now this criminal bird was very lazy
Hnd would not work at all, but killed
birds and ato them for bis living all the
time The birds told him that n he
would never work ho surely would envy
that tins when he bsd a time 10 do H.
lie kept doing this until all the birds
fairly hated him and would not even
glance at him ne they passed him by,
The poor aong birds were afraid 70 sing
for fear the criminal might hear them
and come and spoil all
One cold day before the birds were
going 10 leave for the south the snow
was lying thick upon the ground The
birds were all cnddied up IN their own
neat, warm. comfortable homes, which
they had built during the time
when the criminal dlned upon their
young and the egga ana tore the neat
little noata from the bougha Of trees and
all such things aH these.
~ last they saw who they expected
Mr.. Butcher BIRD. Tho criminal, coming
for food ana shelter lie went to avery
home but they did not pity him al all,
for they said he should remember when
he would not work and thought that he
could I've on the smaller birds than he
He got no food and he nearly froze ana
starved from the effects n st. After that
the next summer he worked aud was
a little hotter. hut never did he entirely
stop butcherins the birds. and now. do
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

by feouA Walter. Wah06, ksh., Aged
10 Years. Blue SIDE,
Are any of you Busy Bees going 10
take gardening I think II will be very
much fnn, I had ons last year but was
hiek ana couldn't take care of II, but
this time ] am going TO keep II slick ana
fine and try not 10 lot tpo weeds grow
in II At any one time Well, actually
hope that Mr. and Mrs. wastepapef
Bashet are out calling when net there
~ can escape from going into The
fire.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Liberty Bell Bird Club.

Iy I4ilelle John FlnWOOd, Nfb' n y, d
No i ARed Years Blue Side
Our teacher received letter from the
superintendent wanting us 10 Join this
bird eihb, We all Joined and each ona of
us got . bird pin. We also got very many
pretty bird pictures, know very many
birds when ! SEQ them, because we bavs
studied them. ! noticed that the robin
was The first bird 10 come bark from the
south. am going 10 make n birdhouas
ana pnt n IN 4 tree near the house, be-
cnilso fuhny birds build their nests there.
J espett many of you Busy Bees have
joined this club and are helping the
birds.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Finds Bird IN the Snow.

0ien Tlelohonbool. AEod (. F'0ri Calhoun.
Neb Blue Side.
nm a little boy years old, I no 70
school every day, ! am IN the third prnde.
MY teocher's name IL Mlss ScltE ! like
her very much. I am going 10 tell you
about my pets. I have dog named
Rover. Iio Ia white with blsek spots on
him, ] also have a pigeon which J found
IN Tho snow one cold day and brought II
IN tho house and fed II. Then one day
let Il out ana II stays IN The cornerih,
and see II every day, have two
brothers and one sister.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Homo from California.

By Vance Willard, Nrand Island Nahl
Hud Glide
Mf grandma has little dog named
Jack. Cha aiso has a bird Her dog IL 4
very playful little thing. and all tho BIRD
does Il sing l hays boen in California
almost five months I Just got homo d
week ago today, and as soon AZ tho dos
Fnw mo he knew mo, I guess tho bird
and dog like me. | had a story IN this
paper last Sunday I wrote Il from CALI
fofnia
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Nebraska's Flower

for many years Nebraska had no off.
cial state Hover Tie people we're too
busy making homes 10 alye the selection
of state flower muoh thought and too
lhanAiul for every fiowaf which grew
on tho praiiies and along the streams 10
choose from among tho anemones and
violeis, the roses. tho amorphna or shoe
strings tne epiderwors, the pueooons
or Indian paint brushes, the soldenrods
and sunflowera ono flower which should
be preferred before all tho othors
A. the years went on the feeling grew
that NehfnssA should have q State flower
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

By tild9 Johanna Tadora Tornefen,
Afed u Years. D. Y, - Route No.
2, Council Bluffs, a. Blue Side
Will write and Join this happy page.
take music lessons. Ike n fine. what
hre ali OF you Busy Bees doing7 go 10
school every day like Il fine. There
are twenty pupils coming 10 our school
There are eight boys and twelye girls
There are two twin boys whose names
are clyde and Claude, they arc years
old ] viii Try and write every week I
Will write story next week
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Father Is Injured.

BY Ceollln DONOVAN AEed Years. Gree
10y, Neb. Red Side.
I have read the Busy Bee page for
long time 80 I thought would write a
letter. too. enjoy the letters very much.
l haye four brothera and two sisters,
-Four o. US 60 20 school My teachers
name is Miss carnyn. She IL Just fino.
Papa got hurt March g. lie was coming
home with load Of alfalfa. and was
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

going on a side hlii when tbs rack upset
and he jumped or and ~ on hla left foot
and apralnsd II, He has 70 walk on
orutchsa yet, AZ my letter IL getting
long l will close hoping 70 See my ietter
III print
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
aaY Piano fof School

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FteH % its RfiHaf asa fhs nfst $3.50
aa ttsae 4as Hfs iths So :
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Little Stories by Little Folk

mother bird goes out and gets nice fat
sorns for them, After \ while she viii
teach them To NY, which, of course IL
very hard for them. but after awhile
they can lie able 10 bulld their own nssts
and find food for themselves | have
Joined the Liberty Bird club. ! wish al
tho Busy Bees could Join this cub.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

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tsa ta fata enc HaFlHt m ias Na Hsa
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fHa seaWt mt NWiNna WA hAEa tmH
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ttaas sHA whiiN Mae M iNaoA aaA ths
sihff u aii Whha tina MhWs slWan "a
mt hltifa AHA fNeN wa hstt a.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Can Read Herself Now.

py Dora Ida Torneten. Aged Years,
Council Bluffs, In Red side.
have never written 10 the Busy
Bees before. although ! have read the
lottera ana stories over since / could
read, And even when could not read
my sisters read them 70 me. Now
am . years old and can read them my
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

day sho put little can ii tho cage
and had II for n table, The next day
she put piece Of apple Ia thc cage and
laid II on the floor The canary took
u and put 4 on the table and ate IL on
the table u wouldn't cat Tho apple or
the floor or the cage like Il had dono
before
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Snow Flakes.

ny Alice Elylra crandall, Aged u Years,
Chapman, Neb Blue side.
snow fiakea are falling ono by one.
On a February morn,
And they cover the trees and the ground
so cold
Like a blanket soft and warm.
They are IN 80 many different shapes.
I couldn't name them ALL
While they fall 30 soft and slowly,
on the ground and the trees 10 tall
! wonder II when God drops them down,
II he fashions them ons by one
30 that when the clouds have vanished,
They'll sparkle beneath the sun.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
New Busy Bee.

ny nshtfice HouFhton. Aged II Years.
Blair. Heb. Blue side
would like 70 be ons of the Busy
Bees rend the Busy Bees paper each
Sunday I would like 70 be on the Blua
Side
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

lie IL black and white His name IA
Nipple. lie IL n smart dog aud is only
foot high. though he ls years old
My letter is getting pretty long nov, 40
I will close
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Their Own Page

aelf Now | am going 10 tell YOU about
school My teachers name IA Miss E.lele
wild like her fine There are twenty
pupils in our school
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Poem to Birds.

BY Charlotte Tomllnson. Aged ii Years,
Fort Crook. Neb, Blue side.
Como birdie,
Como birdie
Come back to me
Don't you hear the voice or Hpring7
Don't you sea that the grass IL coming up
And the snow has gone away7
Don't You remember the cherries NJ sweet
and ao good.
That you used 70 eat last spring.
Come birdie,
Come birdie,
| love you 30
Come birdie, dear brdia,
Come back 10 me
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Stories of Nebraska History

~ special permission Of tho author,
Tho Heo will publish chapters from the
History OF Nebraska, by A. H Sheldon,
from week 90 w0ek1
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

RBoR DAY. which all the Busy will celebrate saturday
doubt Is the birthday OF i founder Sterling
~ who lived Nebraska
- practical OF holidays has from Nebraska until
II is observed the II is fire.
queply Nebraskas gift the
There always special the schools and considerable
planting each
planting taking throw
soyelu earth planting but Arbor day
possible of those have
being received Busy Bee King and Queen
the Red Side and the Queen
roL girls on votes early
The Return o the Birds received
ae prize They printed week but
arrived too late o 70 considered in the contest
Side the prize this Honorable
Mention was awarded Blue Side Agnes Me-
Desmot the Blue Side
The day book., 1916-12-02

The government will then bring the
farmer and the worker together for
interview, where they can make all
necessary arrangements.
Back to the land has been Tidi-
culed, but if properly handled" says
DR.. Prentis, cit is a good step in the
right direction and will accomplish
wonders. The government is inter
ested in both the farmer and the
worker, and this arrangement is in
tended for the benefit of both par
ties"
The Office will be open to registra-
ton every day from a. m. to 4:S0.
The day book., 1916-12-02

GOVT REPRESENTATIVE TO AID
BACK TO THE LANDERS
Did you ever hear remarks such as
this:
81 wish I could get away from
Chicago, where kddies could have
some place to play besides the
streets"
81 don't know what we will do il
the price of food keeps going up. l
wish 1 had a little piece Of ground
where could raise few things my
self"
81 am sick and tired of the city.
Oh, If I had never left the farm!"
Very likely you have said the same
thing yourself many times, or you
have friends who have said it. If so,
read the rest of this and you will see
what the government is doing to sat
isfy these longings..
Mr.. Farmer, how often have you
said: 'I don't know what am going
to do about farm help. I get a man
today, perhaps he is all right, per
haps not. In either case 1 must pay
his wages. Sometimes I get a good
man. He stays with me two or three
months and then he goes on some
place else. Then 1 have the same
trouble over again, and like as not
he quits Just when I need him most.
PerhaOS a married man would do
better. With his family he cannot
afford to be moving around every
few days. But married help is hard
to get"
For two years the government has
heard all of the above every day and p
has in small way helped both sides.
DR.. Prentis, in charge of the Chicago
Office, feels that the Live Stock show
is an excellent time for bringing the
\
The day book., 1916-12-02

"OIhCI, duu ILLS dITdLSGluGllL lS H.
tended for the benefit of both par
ties"
The office will be open to registra-
ton every day from 9 a. m. to 4:30.
1870
WESTERN FOOTBALLERS PUT
ON ALL-AMERIcAN TEAM
Here is another AI-American
team. selected by H. c. Hamilton Of
the United Press, an expert who has
seen the big teams in action.
Two western men make the first
team and three the second. Hamil-
ton has had as many advantages as
any expert in seeing the gridders in
action, and, while the team won't
settle any arguments, observe his
pick:
First Team.
Baston, Minnesota, left end.
DeVitalis, Brown, left tackle.
Black, Yale, left guard.
West, Colgate, right tackle.
Fox, Yale, right guard.
West, COngate, right tackle.
Berry, Pennsylvania, right end.
ShiVerick, Cornell, quarterback.
Harley, Ohio State, left halfback.
Hastings, Pittsburgh, right halfback.
Oiphant, Army, fuIIback.
Second Team.
Highley, Princeton, left end.
Wheeler, Harvard, left tackle.
Dadmun, Harvard, capt. left guard.
McEWan, Army, center.
Good, Colgate, right guard.
Gates, Yale, right tackle.
Cofall, NOtre Dame, right end.
Anderson, Colgate, quarterback.
DTiscOll, Northwestern, left halfback.
Pollard, Brown, right haIfback.
Wyman, Minnesota, fulback,
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DO YOU SUFFER FROM ANY
HEADACHE?

Such as Anaemic, Congestive. Gas
trlc Acidity, Strain of Eyes, Mems.
truaI Epoch, Nervous, occiputal. at
the Menapjause, Pregency, Sick.
from the Sun, from riding in cars
from hard study, on the righta TEN.
pie, on the left temple, Frontal Head
acne top of head, back of head. con-
tIiluous, bilious, neuralgia, chronic
at night, or headache from over flow
OF blood.
The usually prescribed headache
powder for all kinds of headaches
contain the following poisonous,
harmful ingredients, namely: CAT
lem, Acetanilid, Anticammia, Anti
pyrln, Exalgin, Magnesium Oxide
Nltro-Glycerine, Croton Chloride
spirit Ammonia, Magnesium Carbon
ate Arsenious Acid Chloral-hydrate
Hypnotics, Morphine Volirionate. Am
monlulm Chloride, or Potassium
Bromide; they only deathen the pain
as long as you are under their influ.
ehce and return after this with more
force when bigger doses of the Head
ache powders must be used in order
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Experienced Piano Man Here-w

Experienced Piano Man Here-W
r. Smith first cless piano tuner is
in the city for few days. He work
consicts of refinishiug piano cases, re-
building and refitting piano and piano
planyers. He rebuilt SO of the Augusta
cross and Blackshear where he left
over fifty satisfied customers. Anyone
wishing first class piano Or player
work would do well to see him. Call
Vickers & Mann, phone 375 or 141-J
and he will call Examination made
free. Best of references furnished. All
work guaranteed as represented. If
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Fok SOLICITOR GENERAL.

l announce as candidate for the
tffice OK solicitor general of the
Eruns wick ju'icial circuit subject to
Ice appTnscniag Democratic primary
ii t. eTeEt of my election ] pledge
t1yself SO tao faithful discharge Of the
Dulles OF the office. l ask for, and
will bei city appreciate the vote and
support of the people of the circuit.
Very respectfully,
ROHFRT L. BENNETT,
!, Jesup, Ga.
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o o o 90 o Oo 900 90
o ANNOUNCEMENTS o
o 900 D 900 90 90 o

To The People of the Brunswick
Judicial Circuit:
announce my candidacy for nomina-
ton to the Office of Solicitor General
of the Brunswick Circuit in the ap-
preaching Democratic State Primary,
and would appreciate your friendly con
sideration.
If you deem me worthy of the trust.
| shall be grateful for your support,
and promise to holG before NE always
the lOftiest conception, of truth and
justice that | know. striving at all
times to attain it, and to secure fair
and impartial administration OF the
laws without unjust discrimination.
Respectfully,
ALVIN V. SELLERS.
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ANNOUNCEMENT FOR CONGRESS.

ANNOYING FOR CONGRESS.
AS a candidate for congress from
he Eleventh congressional district
subject to the Democratic primary l
hedge myself to run a clean, fair race,
seeking nay election by the purest
neans and highest methods.
shall appreciate every assistance
Given, whether by vote, kind word or
aelDfll act, and If elected I shall put
all thai l am ard all my time into
earnest service Of all the people of my
district, V3lCing at all times. infinitely
acre than the mere name of congress
man or the salary, thJ privilege and
amor or serving humanity and of Ia
oring Tor the people among whom
i've an whom love.
Respectfully,
TT w. G. LANKF0RD.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

l hereby announce myself a candi-
late for reelection as representative
Of Glynn county in the legislature,
subject to the Democratic primary. If
again hCnored by being elected to this
position, [ promise the same attention
to duties as heretofore. / solicit the
support OF my friends and the voters
If the county generally. Respectfully
j. E. DART.
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to give temporary relief.

to give temporary relief.
But H. NJ. FRANKS HERB REM
EDIES CURE THE HEADACHE by
removing the cause. AS the differ.
ent headaches are from different
causes unless these causes are re
moved the Headaches cannot and
will not be cured, as your own ex
peTience has proven.
Franks Herb remedies are harm
less, non-poisonOus and nontoxic. ye
effective.
Warranted and sold by
II. NJ. FRANK,
Brunswick Ga.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE

Subject to the coming Democratic
primary, l beg to announce my can
didacy for representative in the Geor.
gia legislature from GlJnn county. !
will appreciate the support of my
lends and the public generalI Re
peStfully, L.. R. AKIN.
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WHEN VISITING STRANGE PLACES

1t Is well to be prepared with a re-
liable cathartic. Salts and castor OF!
cannot be taken by many. Foley Ca
thartic Tablets are wholesome and
cleansing, act surely but gently, with
out gripping, pain or nausea. Relieve
sick headache, biliousness. bloating,
sour stomach, bad breath. Fine for a
torpid liver.
Sold everywhere.
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WANTED AT Seamen's Mission. 205
Gloucester Street, old school books
that are not in service for free night
schools, which is being established for
the benefit of the young men who are
deprived of other advantages. ]. L..
and Mrs. Atwood in charge, Phone S67
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