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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-18
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by GARRETT P. sERv1ss.

In these days of costly living II Is
good to be told that the price of oysters
has not risen. for oysters are among
the most nutritious and easily digestE
BILE of animal foods for man. Tho bureau
of fisheries is authority for the statement
that the oyster lis more nearly than
most foods self-sufficient as a diet"
Moreover, II has a reputation as
brain food" which probably arises from
its ready digestibility. because whatever
enables the bodily machine to run
strongly and easily necessarily steadies
and stimulates the action OF the brain
cells. at is remarkable among ordinary
food substances" says the same author
ity. ''in it's high proportion of glycogen.
a substance resembling starch, but more
readily and easily assimiliated. and. I'M
like starch, wholly digestible even when
uncooked."
There you have the explanation of
the great popularity of raw oysters,
which is also due. of course. to their
delicious and altogether inimitable flavor
when properly seasoned. Once in a
while you meet a person who doesn't like
oysters, but such persons are Tare and
usually convertible. Some persons learn
TO like oysters as boys learn to like
tobacco, by repeated trial. The cryptic
charm is as beneficent in the one case
as it is maleficent in the other.
IT is also good to be assured by Of
fetal authority that ut can be said
that oysters are today more sanitary
and better than ever. and that there is,
at least as sufficient a guarantee OF
their wholesonneness as there Is of milk.
Strawberries. lettuce. celery and other
foods not usually cooked for consump-
ton"
For the cheer of those who like oys-
ters, but are afraid of possible pollu-
ton. IL is added that III the oysters be
cooked there is a double guarantee"
which 1 take to mean that when cooked
the oyster Is always harmless, and no
less nutritious. A steaming oyster stew,
made by a competent cook, Is certainly
a terrestrial ambrosia, which diffuses
delicious sense of comfort through the
whole body as nothing else can do. Every
organ and function feels the genial
influence.
High authority AYERS that the oyster
needs the. ordinary ingredients used in
ooodns-starches and fats-to give It
balance. II may be 30. but. personally.
] find no lack Of balance" in the raw
oyster. My mouth waters at the recoI-
lection OF the raw oysters from can
which I used TO eat when boy in the
country. where oysters in the shell were
not 20 be had. But strong argument
u favor Of cooking is that. by the addi-
Vtion OF a few inexpensive Ingredients. a
dish OF cooked oysters. whether broiIed.
stewed. ereamed. sherried, fricassed. or
otherwise prepared. makes a more salts
-
raw oysters would do.
Externally hardly anything could ap-
Dear more unpromising from the view
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-18

to last for several dinners. Easily made
desserts are chosen rice, taploce and
bread pulling may all be prepared in the
morning and baked In the evening and
sauces Of different flavorings will give
variety. on Saturday afternoons extern
sive marketing is done. staple foods
being laid In for the following week. For
the Saturday evening dinner. this family
has q good sized roast. the cold meat
from which will be good for monday
nights dinner. A cake made on Sunday
Is also Of kind 70 keep fresh for sew
eral days
These are some Of the businesslIke
ways worked out by this New York
woman. who closes her article by say
ing "Of course. there are many things
done by some housekeepers that do not
attempt, but from what know OF living
in apartments my home Is kept as well
and our food Is as good as where the
woman devotes the major part Of her
time TO Housekeeping.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-18
Im-ShOots

A man can write beautiful love letter
and yet in time be arrested for non
support,
There are lot Of skulls about us that
might be improved by the Vacuum
cleaner.
Some women imagine poor excuse of
a husband TO be better than none. They
are mistaken.
The modern moSsback appears to be
tho one who would rather rend Shakes
pears than the movie magazines.
The baby may be a delicate creature.
but his stomach is about the only one
that can stand raw milk.
The moro brutal the instincts OF the
wife the better she loves the husband who
beats her.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-18
Household Hints

To clean nickel-silver ornaments, dip
a piece of flannel in ammonia and rub
the article.
To clean Jet passomenterie. rub II with
cloth dipped in equal parts Of alcohol
and water Dry it Immediately with a
clean cloth.
To clean raincoats, sponge with a mix
ture OF alcohol and ether, TO which IL
added a tablespoonful OF ammonia to n
pint OF the liquid.
TO clean white leather belts, rub them
with piece OF white flannel which has
been dipped in powdered borax.
To freshen plush, sponge II with chloro-
form,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-18

are swallowed up and smothered by
drifting sand and mud. but a few survive
out of the millions that are born from
the eggs OF a single female. When the
little oysters first become attached in
colonies to the bottom they are called
''spat." When they get large enough to
be transported to other places where they
may finish their growth. they are called
seed oysters" There is a good deal to be
learned about an oyster besides the way
to eat It.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14
WONDERFUL SCENERY
ON CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
Passes Through Heart of Allegheny
Mountains Beside Wind
ing Rivers.
RESORTS ARE WIDELY KNOWN
Healing Springs of the virginias
Have Been Resorts for Past Cen.
tury-Abound in Attractions for
Tired People OF Cities.

No railway in this country EQUALS
the Chesapeake and Ohio for beauty
OF scenery. The road passes through
the heart of the Alloghenies, and these
mountains present the most varying
forms. Here and there the limestone
formal ton juts out I'm crags and cliffs
like castle walls and battlements
browning the SUBMITS. but for the
most part the mountains are wooded
to tho sky line, and show every variety
OF coloring from silver green In spring
to the somber hue OF pines and from
tho palo gold of the chestnut in fall
TO the crimson OF the maple
IL is hard TO tell whether the view S
OF forest-clad mountain or of river
valley on this railway are the more
enhancing. What Ruskin calls the true
effect OF mountain scenery. the uplift
ing Of the spirit. is here equaled by the
romantic appeal OF two very different
streams. For some seventy miles east
OF Charleston the New River displays
every characteristic Of mountain tor
rent: again and again 1t forces it's way
through precipitous gorge and deep
canyon, here foaming over rocky shall
lows. there sweeping in r. long dark
flood like molten metal to some snowy
cataract, but always conuueriig
genius. impetuous. violent. irresistible,
lending n sort Of awe to tho wild noun :
tain passes. The Greenbrier, on the
Continued on Sixth Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14
CANADIAN ROCKIES
FORM RUGGED SCENES
Fifty Switzerlands Thrown Into One,
Is Description of Alpine
Climber.
WONDERFUL ENGINEERING
Spiral Tunnels and Remarkable
Climbs Take Visitors to Newly
Opened Resorts in Heart OF Rocky
Administrative Fishing.

Nature has thrown up the Canadian
Rockies on 50 vast scale that the
human mind with difficulty can grasp
their greatness. except by some COM
parison. The tranScontincntal train
takes twentyfour hours to pass from
Cochrane. at the entrance to tho
Rockies. to Mission. some forty miles;
east OF Vancouver The simplest
parallel Is that Of the Swiss Alps,
which throw their great barrier be-
tween Italy and France. Two OF the
best known railway routes across tho
Swiss Alps are the st Gothard and the
Simplon, and in each case five hours
is all the time taken by the express
through train-fve hours on the ST.
five hours on the Simplon route from
Lausanne to Aroma. When, therefore
Edward Whympcr, the hero Of the
Matterhorn. described the Canadian
Pacific Rockies as fifty Switzerlands
thrown into one. this certainly was
no cxaggeration. Snowy peaks
glaciers. rugged precpices. waterfalls,
vast sapphIres and amethysts set in
the pineclad mountains-these have
been flung together In unparalleled
protusion on a scale which E.urope has
never known.
From the roof garden of the Hotel
Palisser. in Calgary, you can see the
Continued on Seventh Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14
In the Royal Gorge, near Denver, Col.
GREAT NORTHWEST
INVITES TOURISTS
Scenic Beauty Rivals Anything
to Be Found on Con-
tinent.
HAS INTERESTING HISTORY
Great System of Hotels Center
ing About Banff Guide Wis
itors to Glacier Park.
HAS INTERESTING HISTORY

Among the Indians OF the coast OF
British Columbia there is a legend of
the coming of the Santiago, a Spanish
vessel captained by Juan Perez in 1774.
The vessel was seen far at sea from the
Indian village known as Oum-Mis, near
what is shown on the chart as Hole
in-the-Wall." On first sighting her the
Indians thought il was an enormous
bird, but when she came nearer and
they could see people on board 1t
seemed to be "some wonderful and very
large canoe come back from the land
Of the dead with their bygonc chiefs"
The colonization of the Pacific Coast
dates back 400 years from the day when
Balboa first GaZed or this western sea,
but 1t was not till i769-just ten ycars
after Wolfe captured Quebec and
France handed over her empire In
North America to tho British--that
any serious movement was made by
Spain towards the Northern Pacific
Coast The cross accompanied the
sword and the history OF California
became the history ot tho religious set
CONTINUED on Second Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14
VARIETY OF RESORTS ON
NORFOLK AND WESTERN
Blue Ridge and Allegheny Noun
tains Abound With Charm
ing Spots.
THROUGH VIRGINIA AND OHIO
THROUGH VIRGINIA AND OHIO
Mineral Springs and Recreation
Places Attract Many Visitors An
nually-Scenery Compares With
That of Watkins Glen.

To those who seek health--to those
who seek rest-there are hundreds or
spots locate: along the line of the
Norfolk and Western halfway that will
furnish health and rest and peace and
happiness--and u sense of novelty that
the strnger experiences when he visits
what to him is Il new world.
The Norfolk and Western Railwa,
affords ready access to all OF the places
mentioned and 10 many more. Splendid
hotels will he found for accommoda-
ton of guests.
At Farmviile is located the Farm
vile Lithia Springs. These springs are
probably the most remarkable In the
country, inasmuch as within an area
of about quarter of an acre are con-
tanned sixteen springs or different min.
eral waters. all well defined. and hav-
ing curative power peculiar to their
several kinds.
Beautifully situated in tho heart of
tho Blue Ridge Mountains. a moro de-
sirable summer resort than Bedford
would be hard to find. Less than an
hours run 10 Lynchburg or Roanoke.
Iit is particularly convenient for those
who wish FREQ access 10 the city.
PEAKS or OTTER
REACHED FROM BEDFORD
An excursion point of interest is the
Continued on Fourth Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14
SAN DIEGO EXPOSITION
CONTINUES THIS YEAR
Southern California Town Has Mes
sage From West to Entire
World.
HOTELS PLACED UNDER BOND
City Officials and Management OF
Big Enterprise Have Provided
Against Extortionate Charges for
Board and Lodging to Tourists

san Diego. ut the extreme southern
tip of the Pacific Coast of the United
states, is continuing Its exposition,
mado possible by the frost free heat :
free climate of this favored section of
tho country. San Diego is supplying
features which could exist only with
the cooperation OF the extraordinary
climate which has produced the orange
orchard. the tea plantation and the
overwhelming growth of vine and
shrub and tree and flower which
swarms UP from the deep canyons and
over the walls toward the Companies
and domes OF the Magic City" and up
to the belfries where mission bells
swing and 1000 pigeons nest
Many attra ctions which were at tho
Panama Pacific Exposition have been
transferred to San Diego.
STYLE OF ALI. BUILDINGS
IS SPANISH-COLONIAL
II is AS unique in architecture as in
other features. All the buildings are
Spanish Colonial. some of the ancient
mission tyne, some of the later mission,
some cathedral. some palace--but all
truly Spanish and truly beautiful. More
than beauty was involved in the choice
Of this type: rather Is II history and
tradition. 1t was to San Diego Bay
that the caravel Of Cabrillo came in
1912. bringing TO the West Coast the
first white man. 1t was thither that
Continued on Fourth Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14
How to Travel

Information as to routes. tick
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pnnocr. III oct nctop iorIsbne Nars
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lion Collars. ocrnrii fommer No-
peniber moo S1l9,S5O OF Eeenbcr
meb $500, OO0. Minbii par 5abet /
Sltni, ncniIi0 fun S231,349.
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AZ oisie N~nie1ningcr bar hcltpili til
Wooro OF Supcrpiiors, Der uiI tngc
Weltenmelic citcr Of %G0cunocrieQel
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huer blind N}anh cQcr auin0c, ser
hcnholosni@ er 20 cllcr is Mar cQcr
6croper, Der life bar Silhol0 / nodcll
Vnrmhlertl0hc030llliolt % Dul2 oar
liNc SnbtGgt bclDbrr liz til min0re
emo $500, cr bcrcttiAct iii eli aoriiN
Ncniion al $50. iom Gonntpct bar
at norcbc. Nnioacrcn mao bopc boct
/ Stotcn / n1inbit lem Nor oN / Gorm.
tpct ct Mar. Ncnlioncn at ltobctdIca
tnnrtnlauia. Ger CT / %oucn Den Nc
'tcmnclic. at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al
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noNcn Icncrc mclocr liz. ion piI al
piercnbc Ec'tcnmclic iottCs NJ Ycn
lion brpilnce iDrit ncb nGltc Mars BE
lpnbcIic. 2cttc cr Qiort Tor at Nipe
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bcitcmmnc lilc ll6niitcr ror Nnrct.
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: ueen, Tom begpnoer Den 16be
San. 1916, boiler Grain @romers
fin "Gonpcntion" / Sarge, g. 0nf.
I'll bette Weoe pertes ogiaa mango
% bn bar ri tGnft at iaa
iitanb ct &naingitepne allereoe 0fan-
bags Giterm. al. > Den 11be San.
%i Snninger bar altib iaa meaet
at "ipalle" ON iao oct ifal life forte
paa Samtaleemner. %i bsr begpnbe
iuo tiblig / llgen iornt fan fra os
bore Solingia9er ierenb "Gonpen-
tionen" ienere ben / llaen optager
ancs Sib og Sanfcr.
Sllif ga pna bette Saaingitepnc,
aQc Sollinaer og Sallingpenner, %
at mebe pao Biting Sotel 81. 2 Den
17be Sanlar.
Sinon 2. Sllarpc, Sefr.
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g~n-Stnnlnicn bar gienncm lin al He-
glcrll0crt ltonppnte Tornlpnoer fiebt
Ell %ilotrclerpc, bcItaaenoe al pnr-
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az ga Grosic Gountp. Streaet ca.
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Gm al Hinaliua @ruSrenc Ssb. -
III. Hlnallng, Den Glbitc al oe be.
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Htltgllias Girfus, opoe Den 2ber
San. / @araboo citer ct s(ors 2ioelie
AZ ell N~preip9oom. San blep GO
Inr gnnmel, citcrlobcnoc Tia SliItrl.
Ningling Bros. Cirrus hnr, iom be-
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og ben III afoeoc Mr. Rinalina bor
'tlTnfet %pcn b~etpocli9c @ouer, beri-
blonot ct prr0tigt Speram1s.
Sfolebprn foyer i'm cgem Dab. :;
Wooo Gountps Sfoler er l~tnoeruis.
ming / Susboloning onlo9t paa en-
belt prottilf Waabe, ioet @errene til.
bereoer zig parm Wtao til Wioonos
llteoettor at npoc meobraat NiIte.
Spert Sarn brillger Ell al De Gina,
Tom goor meo til. Ell Mioooa, GA /
MtIooaGstimcn lp99er man iao iuei
lleo OF foge % braie citer ale altl.
items Me9Ier. Eaa famine Sio ION
Sfolcbernene fan ipiic porm Wtio-
oogsmao, gipes De ogiaa llnoerpis-
ming / &llsboloning pa gipes areoit
FOR 'aaoan ltnoerpisning efter at
bapc togt ct Wiooagsnlnoltio.
yepilser 1900 Sfilsmisier. S;sobn
@ooolano, CONNER peo a~reosretten
/ Ippleton. feireoe Nptaar peo at
tr9oe al iom CONNER eiter "a Mars
llatbruot Sieneite iom iauoan. Conn
meren, Der I'LL er "a slar eammel,
er lanbstienot iom ben, Ser / lin Sio
bar bepilNet flere Sfilsmisier enc
nogen anoen Suriit / De Torenebe
Stater. Get laoer til, at ban life
bar fprt BOG oper ale oe 9Ggteifabs-
fnloer, ban bar operbugaet, men ban
antuger Oct oreier ii9 omfring 1,S00,
bpilfet aienneminitlig pil ubgipre IS
ON Maret. Specielt buffer ban en-
Hetsternin / Sbaipano, GA ban pao
Ell Gag frioiorbe "a Bar. CONNIE.
rem bar ionlebning bette lit 24-slars.
i1bilpum llotult, at Sfilsmisierne
life e9entlig er nogct Snoe, ION
mango bill bapc bet til, men oerimoh
Wfiblet moo ct Snoe. Snbet, iom
Sfilsmisien ifal afbiGlpe, er pllioie-
lig inogaaeoe MISUNDERSTANDING
Ter, Der bepirfer forbaiteoe sGgteifa.
Der, iiocr Sommeren, men for min.
ore loplproe Soil Ter oct no, iom ON
bette bans Wiooel anpenoes libt bel
lent.
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aioroc iorleoen Ell II Toos Slitfart
/ lin Nlitcmpbil. ioet oenne for no.
ouer Ell Sorhsinin9. % boa Lap oe
beaee nleb npgle fon eailife ubetpbe.
li9e Sitter. Sm @ilen llap lieeiaa
hcloig ira &uppet, melOcs Der life
noget ON.
@anr IND meS Snc. Set me gar
ait ino mco enc oper De ileitc Sele
al Stnten. Set %begpnote nleo &egn
on Hattcn, men Hptaarsoaas Nor.
gen beapnote Sneen at ipfe, % on,
Gitermiobaaen maattc Sneploaenc
taseS / @rua. Ser melpte@ pn be-
ipoelist Sncialb iaa lanat moro ioun
HeSiielo, p%eitoper iii aaoota oa Mt
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iuocitliaiic Gel al Staten ialot ser
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IrrigatiOnsIclitab fnlit. Sitter
Moot Tolep Srriaotion So, iom er
en- Wontnna %Gorporation, bar til Den
teoerole Net / &elena inoeipet gr.
1cgning ON frioilig aonfursbebano.
ling. Selifabct iptter fine Sorplig.
teller I'll S5,326,44S.9t, bporaf oct
meite err Mortsaae Bombs % aImin-
oellge Sl1losbcnia, boIbtc al SSoIf /
Nem Dorf % Chicago. Slftipa lpt.
ties $2,392,603.51 oct melte beitao-
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lot I'll Ell WtiQion Collars.
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Ct praotps
TrnHtuognucn Al
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mango Cplal uotomuc @hiitoriifc
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mot ca mocholOer Totogro'icr al
Gio@polo2buQnIu0cu NruGeruc Ghri
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ESTABLISHMENT NoQen cr u0irrct
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cr mmopprlil Tor cnbvcr 9}or0mauO.
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Roman. Tris - Gcute. Nico "|u-
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at tmnnc crirbrc lit Nnrn cucr lin
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-07
Iolune Trnnotab.

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-07
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The Keota news., 1916-02-18
Echoes from Grover

One Of the most useful things men-
toned at the Teachers' Association At
Grover last Friday was the play ground
helps. Some districts in this part Of
the state have put in inexpensive appa-
ratus and the teachers present from
those districts testified to the great
values Of these helps.
A swing and teeter put up for SO.
were reported by the president Of .
school board. A swing, teeter and turn
ing pole for $l4.50 were told Of by
teacher. These were made Of wood or
wood with steel pipes. The swing
frames were not more than ten feet
high. with ropes fastened to iron rings
turning on wood.
One teacher said it was a help in
order, study and morals Of the pupils;
and 80 far in her district no one had
been hurt on this play ground equip
ment.
If the people Of District 90 realized
the necessity, swings and teeters would
soon be in every school yard.
uted.
The Keota news., 1916-02-18
KeOta Principal In President
Teachers Association

At the meeting Of the Northeastern
Weld Co. Teachers Association, held IN
Grover last Friday. Harry e. Greene.
principal Of the Kcota school. Wa unan-
imously elected president Of the sxsoci-
alton for the ensuing year. Grover and
Keota each invited the 1917 meeting,
but it was left to the executive com
mittee to decide at later date ~ 70 the
place for the next meeting. More than
fifty teachers and school board members
were in attendance At Grover. and the
day was spent in discussion Of school
problems, together with an entertaining
program containing literary and musical
features. A debate on the subject of
preparedness" was decided in favor Of
the negative, or opponents Of greater
army and navy expenditures. The three
Keota teachers and number Of others
from this and the Buckingham district
were present, remaining for the Grover
High School play in'the evening.