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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20

pnnft. berer, bic bas gierbrauen iebt
mil einem S6lags m6slidit Derbieten
ipollen, ib ertenne pielmebr bic 9robe
Observation-Disclosures 9ebeutuns Der
Wierbritenung, ben Jntteripertb Der
Treber unb ben Ginflub eires fih in
peritdnbiaen @ren3en baltellben Bier
genuHss fir bic Stimmnng TN Ssere
unb In Der 9epDlteruns bon an; fir
eine Stedune Des 8rotsetreibes nehs
men mir bic grauserite jebenfals
riht in ausIitht, bph iinb bic grDrs
teruneen bariiber nod ntHt dbges
Tmloiien. pb bas in 9lusii1t srnom>
meme 9rautpntingent ni1t eine seipifs
fe aiirsune baburd erfabren mib,
Lab @erfte in permebrtem Mabe Sur
@dneinemaft benDtbist pirb. Sds
cber tpiiroe MIR i'm fpirfli9en Nptba
folls In 9etrd6t fommen, ipds bon
Dem enbsiltigen GrnteersebniB ab>
Gdngt.
Die S6la4tpiebpretie, lin beren
Grmdbigung Der Stdbtetae einseton@
men lit, tDnnen, mas bic Shpelne
anbeIonst, our 3eit auf tsinen Jol
berabaeIebt perben, ipenn mir nihl
bic Iusu6t gefdbrben tpOllen. Sir
Ninbpieb pirb bagesen f6on in ben
nG6ften Saeen eine, tpenn au6 riht
beoeutenbe 4reissrmdBigung betanns
seeeben perben.
sSn Der fir bic @roBitGote 70. ipih>
tieen Sroee Der Tettperipreuns ptre
nit o[len Wlitteln bardn gearbeite,,
RE appfqupte ppn r,eunstg @rdmn
allaemein auFre6terbalten gu tonnen
Die 9tuFruFs bes &riessausi6u1ss
fir pflansli6e unb tbieriidht Jette uno
SeIe sur Sumrlllng bon SOnnenblI~
mens, WaobnbIumenz, iopie SbItters
nen, ferner BON &ai itatien unb Dude
dern sur Selseipinnung nerbsn, 'os
melt ii5 bos iest iiberiebsn IGbt, ein
eutes ReIuItot srgeben. Cine mertlihe
8eeinfluTung su 9uniten elmer beies
rem fsettberIorsuns i'm gaE3en 1T ba'
BON freilia tuum gu erhoTTen.
Die @emiiieperiorslina Der Stdote
ion nach WDelidteit obne Se'tiesung
bon SD9ipreiIen bur8sufiihren Der.
iutt fperben, neil gerabe hierfiir BET
ben Iebr DsrIdtebenen Sriecenspreiien
unb GraeueungsfOiten sutrefFenoe
9reiTe fir bag 9an5e Rei6 iid ni6t
feitfeben laiIsn. Spllten iich jeoo6 dus
tisfem llmTfanbe 9reistreibereien ers
aeben, 10 miiBte man bod gu bieteH
Wittet areifen. SIN llebrigen peroen
sepiiTe RaBreseln ernogen I'm Der
an3u groben ginbedunssluit grDberer
getriebe uNb tpmmuualer @ertpaltuns
gen entgesenSulpirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
Wiener Cuff bur@ipebte Stad.

Wiener Cuff bur4ipebte Stiid.
Den g1ep yorter Theaterbirettoz
rn lit bas Slid gu ipdinfhen, Oas
ibre beutiden unb Gfterrei4ifden
3olIesen baben. 9lIle Ebeater finb
9lbenb fir gbenb iiberfiIlt, ipas BON
Rem Retp Yoriern ni9t bebauptst ipsrs
ben lam, unb ipte sur Sper, gum
Drama, gum 9uftfpiel, branst fia
bas Bolt, fpie Serr Mmbers er5dblt,
aud gu ben mtiiber bo1itebenben @era
sniisunssitdtten, gu ben 2idtbiloern
ufp. Das 9eutf9e Sbeater Rsins
tarts bat mod nie 10 slan5enos See
Ihdfte sema9t. Man fiihrt fat anss
icblieblib bel,tfde Gtiide allf. Trn
g(uslGnbern befpmmt man pielGtrinbs
BERG unb Sbatespeare aud, bph
ni9t JransDiiI6es. @erne bDren bic
Geute iiCb Die Speretten ppn Sebar,
JalI II. a. m. an.
gu fagen, bab ben Seutiten nno
Oeiterrei6ern bas aeben cine Inein>
anberfettung BON Sbsater@ itnb dnbez
rem Geniiben fei, ipdre perIeblt. glan
ipurt seb0ris ben Srud Der f9peren
3eit, aber man 1T sufrieben unb fiist
ii9 ins llnabdnberli6e aGes 1T febr
tbeuer. Man muB iid in allem eina
ibrdnten, duf man9en liebgetporbes
men 9euub persidten. Sebod man lei
bet feline Nptb unb man perbisnt mebr
als in 5riebensseiten. Man bat @elb
eenus, mebr als man braudt, felbit
Nie nit firem 9ebalt anseiielIten bas
ben cine 30pro5nttse 9belerungssus
laee erbalten. Der Gebler 1T nlr,
bab man GENTLE 9inse audi nit Selo
nift taufen tann, tpenisitens ni4t
in ber Mens., an bic man friiber ges
pDbnt mar. 9is beutfde Grau 1T
unplDbIi9 ihlant setpprben, iie lit je'
rod geTiinbsr als friiber. Jiir ein
paar gutter Stiefel .mub man so bis
go Wart anleeen, bas 8efoblen tpitst
10 Mart. Seife lit iebr ror. Butter.
ssleifd, unb anbere 2ebensmittel limb
Iebr tbeuer unb iperben nur In fleinen
NuantitGten susemciTen. min man
iit, etnen 4nsus dnfhaffen, Der mebr
oIs so Mart toitet, 70 mub man einen
GrlaubHibidsin baben. lleberau bsibt
es, iih einfdrGnien. Die parole
lautct: init 9ielem bdlt man Sdis.
nit Wenigen tommt man aud aus.
Ord man beibt bic 3d6n. feit sus
iammen, bem tutesorii6en Smberue
tn nndlsbenb. alusbalten, bur9bals
ten, Maulbdlten! gnsnn Der Sag bes
Sisees fommt = unb bub er .ommen
pirb, tummen mub, baB tpeiB unb
fiibIt ieber Deutfhe bunn rpirb
Rte Welt erfennen, bab Der Sieo nitf
nur an Der Sront. ionbern aud i'm
Sinterlunbe erfodten ipprben HI bur6
Die topfers SuItuns Der 3iOilb.bDltes
ring.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
WITT & co.
2ei1enbef Halter.
Csiiees: 1872 elm en.; so2o g,abtisn NssS.
plsaes: Canal $50; siiSss HS<-s.

mdniiten aompagnien, bic ii6 aus
Gem Walbabbong Der Sobtn Marte
berunter enttpideln.
9esen flint llbr fIiest bonnernb bic
petroleumfabrit gibombof in bi:
auft. glu9 nm Sauptba5abof aron'
itobt iinb grdnbe aussebrrden. bic
iid ftiinbli9 ulter ggpIoilonen eripe.
tern.
plDbIides Observation-Disclosures
auf unierem Iinten Gliiee!. NOD Der
WibsritanS bes Geinbes iidrser iDirb.
Ser @esner i6eint unieren Iirten
5Iiisel bon norb0iiIid San,t pster
limseben au ipolIeH. Quf ter Strab:
6oli6penb - 8ibombai eatipidelt iit
oeutli6 fibtbar uneariide Snfonteris
in brei Shparmlinien gegen Waebter-
tef su. Der &f ouf bem Iinten
syliisel bauert an. Stdrtss Snfant.s
rtefeuer aus Ribtung Der lpetroleuma
fabrit, bos iit baIb gu nGbern, baIb
gu entfernen ifeint.
z ubr 9lbenbs. Quf Der 9riide rib.
Ii6 9ibombat. Cine unga,ifde gats
ierie binter uns itreut bic OitIih:n
Gingdnse BON aronitabt ab. Sn Der
Wlitte urb linis IN beutfde artilIerit
aufasfabrsn uub bseinnt ben Iints
bortnddis fidb baItenben 9e9uer gu Be-
f9ieben. 3tpei SiIonteter por uns Sn.
fonterieiampf. Die beibsn rumanis
i6en aompasnien 3isben i'd IansTam
ges.n bic qetroIeumfabrii ouriid. Der
rotbe Shein Der brennenber Sabriter
am 9abnhof beIsudtst ben regusriTA
buntelu Simmsl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
Gum Wieberaufbau ix Gliab.
2Otbrinsen.

Sn bic Seratbunsen bes Qrb.itss
Gusfduies fir ben Wiebsraufbou Der
iriegs5git0rten Ortidaften iinb n.ue
Gelidtspun.te estrasen pprbsn bur9
bic SbeiInabme einsrieits Der 8ertres
tre ron Se6nit unb Sneenisurfad,
cnberieits berjenisen res lGnblidsu
unb geDerbli6en 8enofMidnftipe.
itus. Der GIiab aotbringer Be
5irtsosrein bes 0sreins beutIder Sns
senieure bdIi na6 elmer in Seft "a Der
gcupeIt" per5ei6neisn grtIdruns cine
pon Der Resisrune aui5uiteLlenbe um-
foHenoe 9uuprbnung fir notbpenbia.
Sir bic neu gu i6affenben 8aas
ten III bic geriidii6tiguns tet,nif6e
tpiiienf6aftti6er grruneeni6aften
n6tbia. Die ginridtuns BON gaus
gratbnnssitsIIsn iit 5pedmdbig. .Wirb
CUR GrIanaung DON Gntipiirien 5u
Wieoerdufbuuarbeiten ein Wettbsiperb
eiEgslsitet. 70 If bsrislbe nibt auf
@Ifdb aotbringen 5u bei1rGnlen,
irnbern aiif bas Reid aussubebnen.
Die 9ergebung Der Mrbeitsausfiibs
rung foa benz 9uubsrrn iiberlaiien
bleiben1. sSn einem gefMuiie bes
@erbanbes ldnblifer 9enofeni6aftsn
heibt es u. a.: rSm SntereF. Der Be-
tpobnsr Der ssritSrten Srti6aften 70,
iris aud I'm SntereiIe Der Grbaltuns
ter aunitperts unb Der S66nbeit Der
Ortf61ften erfdetnt es eeboisn, baB
Qrditett.r unb 9unitbanbtperier aus
olIsn Sbeilen bes aanbes Wisberuufs
bau beransesoaen iperoen. gs mub
por alien TpGter bsi Ginleituna Der
Observation-Disclosures bsriidii6tiat
nerben, oab niht ausihliebIi6 arfis
tetten. bic lebiaIid sslpobnt finb. itGbs
tiibr mobngebdube aufauriften unb
GusSuftaiten. in 8etrddt ee,psen ipers
ben. ba lie tpo6l nift INNER Die rein
Idnblifen mobHunssbebiirfniiI. unb
RE gigenarten Der rein Ianbpiribf
ftaftli6sn Wirtbi9aftssebdube i.ne
nen, ionbern es biirfte iih ipobl sm=
pfebl.n. serabe fir biefen 3fped aud
bi. ouf benz aunbe oHiGfiaen gaus
lniernebmer su Rate ALL sieben. oa
bieIel6en NIT ben lGnblihen Wiins
idren Der 8epohnsr unb ben geipnr
belbeitsn Der IGHblihen WphnunueH
unb lonbfpirtbfdufilihtn gsbdubs
tpeitueberb rertruut Iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20

sSiir ietne Y Sabre Tiebt Suftap
4mberg, &r<sbenterbirettor uno Smr
msrnod Smpreiuriu, 10 gut unb uns
oerbrou6t aug, oub man, DGre man
ieIber 10 alt, niini9su mDbte, IN iels
nsr Suut gu iteten. Dor elnigen 5as
gen fam sr nit pem r$,cIlig SIapA
ipieoer pDn Seuti4Iuno beriiber. JaIi
rrsi Sabre nor er meg gepeIsn, benr
am 6. Sanuur 1914 bate er NeD
gort DerIafen, lin briiben naGA neusn
Stiiten llmidau gu balten. Gbe er
ober ieine 9eidGfte ablpideIn tpHnts,
fam Der Srieg oaSDifdeH nno burt'
treu5te feline pIdne. gr beidIDb, 81
bIeiben, po er gerube mar, unb bas
@ube ab3upurten. Ou bus @nbe aber
ntff tomnen tpollte, teine Der trieg-
fiibrenbeu parteien nodeub, lieB e.
bas Wartsn auf bag ungeDiie bIeis
ben uno entI6IpB ii6 3ur 4meritas
fabrt. Wer i'm ieBt iiebt. Der punbert
iih, bab srei Sabre 70 ipurIOs OIL
eiHem dItIihen MaHn poriibergeber
t0nnen. Die beuti6e 4riessbiGt BAT
an ibm Elm Wunber ge.pirtt.
oerr 9tmber9 lit ni4t nit lceren
9dnben sstommen. gr brafte cine
Wtenge neue Stiide nit, peniger oris
ginalbeutihe als lleber5ebungen aus
anoeren SpraAen, namentli6 aug
Dem unsarti4en bes Muluar, Spltai
uno anberer mooerner Wldsparen.
Die a3erIe in ieiner Sdastammer
aber 1T bic Sperette vSas 9reimGs
berIbaus" DON 6eiuri6 gerte. Der
ss nod niat piiien folIte, benz fsi ss
9eIast, baB bas augtrGftigite a1er ss'
genpdrtig iiber Die beuti4en 8iibnen
gsbenben Stiids bllr9 rS9pammqrl"
Don RuboIf Sons gortI6, einen
ShubertsHoman, angeregt ipOroen 1T.
5-aHS S6ubert itebt i'm MitteIpuntt
bes Dertes. e;sine Roae lit bic
5auptrOIe, ietn 2eben 1T bos S6id.
iaI, feline aiebe bic 2iebe bss Seloen.
Der ROmpouift bat es fid leitt ass
ma4t. Gr ldbt einfaA ben Sdl6ert
auf Der giibue 2iebsr iingen, pie ber
nirtIide Sda6ert 10 metIterbaft ers
oabt bat uHb bic jeber bon uns tennt.
I'm biefe 2ieber bat er eins Wluiit aes
i9rieben, bx DON etnem Sdu6ertmo,
tfp gum Gnberen gleitet. So 1T bic
Sperette eisentIicb DON S6ubert,
inas ibr fitherli6 niht gum 1a6t9eill
gsrei9t. Sas auffiibrungsre6t fir
4merita fft i'm Waartt. Wer INNER
.s eripirbt, uub ii6 etren guten S@us
bertsSdrwer engagiren- benn nit Der
Sefanssfunft bes 5elben ftebt unb
FdlIt bas lisbensmHrbige, Don aIsmo.
'Hfe+ SS1 b,sr&aas Hi9s uutiiess,l
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SbertpmmaEbO 5oItenIapn. IL DIT.
Sturmfhnaren - 10 folI mon lie


ShrtummarbO SuItsnbapn. IL Stt.
StlIrmf 6oaren - 10 iou man iie
nennen -. bieie rubsIcfM Resimeus
ter uHb hurtiesn gattsrisn, bic einss
Gags unter isinsm gefebl pIDtIi9
III Siebsnhiirssn auftaudtsu. Die
5usrit ben rumGniiten Gtubrsher aus
rem Stre Sbal in ben 8uianpdb
lparf.n. 9is eiuise Gage ipdtsr BEL
Sermannitabt cine gGNss Irmes pers
ni1tenp llmsingeItsn. 1is ben Tsinb
oni ber SO Silometer laHsn Josus
ras gbene DOT iih bsrtriebsn. Sie
- ieiber cine ipilbe Sugb am
Ranoe bes Geiiteripalbss neus ieiner
arGfte padten uno Derjaeten. uno
Die in bisIsn lsstsn Gasen finf Ieiner
beiten 8iDiiiOun Eel arcnitabt sers
pTliitten. Dlit bier riefisen Irmbe.
fpegunssn idOben iis 70 ben ginbrins.
ling rrr ii6 Der, retts iitfpGrts
iibers Gsbirg. In fen aanb auriid.
SIe 8eTreler Siebsnblreens - iibers
al aug tisFem Serseu nit bem aIten
!6eiIruf Der GiebeHbiirsener Seuts
iden empfangeu - ielber aber raft
Ips iibsr bsfreits S1rF.r unb bepim,
psIte Stdbtc binausitpbenb. Rot
feiert arDHitabt feline gefr.iunq. limb
i6or fetteu fie fieli9 br @ta6t tisf
in ben SrsnspdFn.
Der Gien Bel SermannftaDt III
eben srfo6ten. @ortpGrts auf Der
gtrate nad syoearatf1. Der buntls
Shritt BEG Rptbsutburm paiies,
rsdts binten. pp bic gapern i'm
Shues fisen unb ben RumGnen In
blutiaem StuB baIten. leber bic
oiirfttasn Splsbriidsn Der bonn iteilsn
eSogardfh : 9ebirg. heriintsr itieben=
ben bunbert 8dd. ooriihtie biuipeg.
9urf bIauaetiindte Mala9snsDDr=
fer nit buntsU SsiliaenbilDern in Der
Gtirn Der sodufer. On ben 1biiren
mod bic Rreibsinihriften Der eben
bsrjugten rumdnii6en ginauarttes
rung. ssn isosarufh felbsr sepliin:
berte Sdrf.r. aus bsren &elIern Der
perf6iittete Msn rieht =
aaiferbi1ber nit ausseitohenen Muaen
- perff5rte mufadenereiie, bic fih
lief sur grbe neis.n. llnb burH bag
alles enblos Der sraue 3us unfersr
Rolonnen, Hataillons, Gsf8ate nnb
6@uabtsnes ari ~ Hssei4bss1 "a, |
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9fiN

Sm s6iisensraben iinb gerIiner
@m 1T sienIid Iebbaft,
nnb oos i'd" iinb ,.oet" ifaIlt Selit,
lidr iiber bic griffipebr binaiis. -
,Mubie!1 mnbnt oa elm 2elrtnarit,
nit etnem Bid nad benz noben eng.
IitSu G&di$msuubesl .iCun mtSt
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@uitap Gmberss beutide Gin
bride.

Der sympreiario iiber 0sutidlanbs
Mioeyifonbstraft. - Sn Der oIten
5eimat6 lit man trob i6peren Gnt'
bebrunsen enti6lofen, Bis gum
iiegreihen GnDs aus uNo bu165u'
baIten.
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Die Stnrmidaar bes Generals
b. ssalfenhabn.

We Sieberbiiresn burd beuHhe
Sruppeu Don einem Derrdtberifen
SSeiHb eefGubert fpurb.. - TaItenr
buDus pi!os sSugb. = gorpdrts
ourh ben SeiiteripaIb. Die
sSlu6t Der Rltmduen in bic WGlber.
= Die ShIadt nm Gronitabi. =
llngariids Snfautsris bsim 2lns
sriff.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Trail Monument in
Ash Hollow Unveiled

Oshkosh, Neb., June 3.-(Special.)
The dedication and unyeiling cere-
mony of the Oregon trail monument
in Ash Hollow, near Lewellen, yes
terday, was largely attended. Ad-
dresses were made by Governor
Morebead, Colonel Robert A. Har-
vey and H. l.. Bushnell Of the Ore
gon Trail association, ex-State Audi
tor Searles Of Ogalalla and a Mr.
Winterbloom of Julesburg. Colo,
who was over the trail in 1859 and
visited the grave of Rachel Patterson,
who was buried here in lS48 near
where the exercises were being held
The distinguished visitors were also
shown over the historic grounds Of
Blue Creek, where famous Indian
chief, Red Cloud, was born, and
~through Ash Hollow where the old
trail came over the tableland into the
North Platte valley and notable In
dian battle was fought.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
News Notes Of chadron.

Chadron, Neb.n June 3.-(Special)
The literary department OF the
Woman'S club of Chadfon gave an
elaborate banquet al the residence Of
Councilman Shamp for Mrs Joseph
Sparks After the toasts a very fine
cameo pin was given Mrs Sparks,
she having been the capable leader
Of that department The last year.
The Daughters Of the American
Revolution had charge Of the Me.
mortal DAY services Al the request Of
the city council A patriotic hand
concert was given ia the court house
park Al The cemeteries ritual sery.
ices Of the Grand Army oi the Re.
public were given. led hy Commander
a. s. Mossman. and twenty eight
graves were decorated The naugh.
teta ni me american Revolution held
services led hE Regent Elizabeth
OHM smith, over Chs grave an che
eHr real AaWghtef 0ne unly ai Ten,
niHEtoB post Grand Army 81 ths Re-
public died che last Ysaft hrlng Cont
rtie tYttt None had died 30 Rev
Reuben HtgktiG chapter, Daughters
81 lhf American Revelation rhr
state nag helonKtas h. the Daughters
~ ihf AmeFtsH fsvalHIseH Was ttf.
rf-H
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Nebraska
CHOLERA SERUM
LAW is HELD VOID
State Supreme Court Rules That Act
Gives the Makers a Real
Monopoly.
osEs SUIT AGAINST BEL

tFrom a staff Correspondent
Lincoln, Neb., June 3.-(Special
Telegram Am opinion by the
supreme court this afternoon holds
the hog cholera serum law unconsti-
tutional. The Omaha Bee wins the
case brought by R. b. Howell seek
ing to enjoin the publication of GER
tain articles
In the case brought by Cushman
Hall by the state for selling hog
cholera serum at Omaha the supreme
court holds the law unconstitutional
and reyerses the Douglas county dis
trict court. The court holds that the
law gives the manufacturers monop-
oily on the manufacture of serum.
Holding that there is no power in
the courts to prohibit by injunction
the publication of newspapers OF al
legged misleading information, the
supreme court reverses and disnisscs
the case brought by r. B. Howell
against the Omaha Bee in 1914.
Cites Constitution.
Judge Rose wrote the opinion. The
syllabus OF the court is that:
"The publication of political matter
in newspaper cannot be enjoined
merely because il is false or mishad-
ing, such relief being forbidden by the
following constitutional provisions:
Every person may freely speak,
write and publish on all subjects, be-
ing responsible for the abuse OF that
liberty; that in all trials for libel,
both civil and criminal, the truth
when published with good motives
and for justifiablc ends shall be suf-
ficient defense"
The Judgment OF the Douglas
county district court is affirmed for
$3.50, secured by Francis A. Rankin
against TIE Elizabeth Kountze Real
Estate company for injuries received
while tenant OF the company be-
cause Of a defective threshold which
caused nail to enter her heel, neces-
stating several operations and per-
Tanent injury.
y May Add Omitted Property.
The Douglas County Board Of
Equalization had the right since 1908
to add ommitted property to the as
ressment list Of an individual or in
crease the value of his property with
out complaint by a taxpayer, but the
owner OF the propertygmust be mott
fled OF the proposed change, accord
ing to the supreme court in the case
of the Farmers Cooperative Cream
cry company against Henry s. Nc
Donald, ct al The decision OF the
Douglas county district court is az
firfned.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Nebraska
DEMO DELEGATION
UNABLE TO AGREE
Meeting at Lincoln Results in Post.
porement Until Night Before
Convention at st. Louis.
COREY FOR STATE CONVENTION
CFrom a staff Correspondent

Lincoln, June Especial Tele-
gram.)-Democrats elected as dele
gates to the national convention at St.
Louis were unable to agree upon an
organization at meeting held at the
Lincoln hotel this afternoon,
However, they hope to reach a set
Element of the difficulties before
reaching St. Louis and make select
ions June Is, at the Planters hotel.
Just what w. H. Thompson will get
IS hard to tell The committee stands
8 to 8 80 things are considerably up
in the air.
II is understood Mr.. Thompson and
j. J. Thomas of Seward would like
to have the Craftsmanship of the COM
mittee. w. d. Oldham wants job on
the resolutions committee and Fl. Z.
Gooch would like to be on the notifi-
cation committee.
At the same time the democratic
state committee and the candidates
for state offices were holding meet
ings at the Lindell hotel. As a result
melton l.. corey OF Clay center was
selected temporary chairman OF the
state convention which will be held
at Hastings .
The committee selected Governor
Morehead as alternate delegate-at-
large to fill the place w. ], Bryan re-
fused to take when defeated for dele
gate
The vacancies in the Fourth dis
trict on alternates were filled by the
selection Of z. P. Mumford OF Beat
rice, private secretary to Governor
Morehead and DR.. E. o. Weber of
Wahoo.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
STRIKERS GOING TO
HARVEST FIELDS
Many Have Gone-Quite Few Have
Returned to Work at In
creased Pay.
SOME JOBS ARE STILL IDLE

II is estimated that large per-
centage OF the building laborers who
struck some three weeks ago, have
now departed from Omaha for the
harvest fields in the south to begin
the movement northward with the
harvest. Many OF the laborer5 do this
every year, but work at building con
struction when the harvest season is
not on Now that the strike has con
tinued a little longer than they at
first anticipated, many found it more
profitable TO leave town and enter the
harvest fields Of the south Those
who have families or homes here,
however, are still here and still strik-
ing.
Here and there building jobs are
beginning work again, III most cases,
II is said, at an increased wage Work
has been resumed on several Jobs.
Kiewit & Son put some laborers TO
work on the apartment house job at
Thirty-third and Dodge. Selden-
Brock are working a force Of men
on the Sanford hotel Job Some men
are working at the Blackstone Fam
lily hotel and at the Ford hospital job.
No work Is in progress on the new
Masonic temple, on the First Ma
tional Bank building, and numerous
other jobs in the downtown district
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
WOMEN NOT PERMITTED
TO WEAR HIGH HEELS


Correspondence Oh tHs AHeoclateu TTessl
Cologne, May 25.-Disappointed
that both personal and official pleas
and warnings have had little or no af-
feet, the Woman's Alliance of
Cologne and thirty-fiye associated
women's associations and organza-
tons have petitioned the governor of
the fortress to issue decree forbid
ding the wearing OF high-heeled shoes,
wide-flowing, short skirts and other
apparel that has been struggled in
from countries at war with Germany
or that is patiently copy Of foreign
mode and fashion.
ut shows lack OF patriotism and
is a disgrace for German women"
says the petition in part, that many
of them go about in clothing which
by its striking, frivolous nature Knocks
the earnest sentiment that rules
among the people at this time OF
manifold need and severe personal
suffering The petition declares that
luxury OF a noticeable sort in clothing
IS nothing but an insult to the un-
fortunate, and is unworthy OF the Ger
man woman at this time.
Since all the pleas OF sensibly
thinking people, as we'll as the official
cautions, have been without result"
concludes the petition, 1--WE ask the
governor 10 take steps against the
above.namcd evils"
Bee Want Ads serve hundreds daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
COUNTY ATTORNEY C0WAN
REPORTED CRITICALLY ILL

Tecumseh, Neb., June 3.-(Special.)
County Attorney M. E. Cowan is
critically III at his home in this city
and but little hope is held out for his
recovery. For several years he has
been a sufferer with loeomotor ataxia
and yesterday he suffered a stroke
OF paralysis. Up to this time he has
not regained consciousness. Besides
the Affections mention, Mr.. Cowan
has kidney trouble and he has been
having uremie commissions.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04

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enemy's battle cruisers and we have
their admission that they had lost
two bsttleshps,
THE admiralty has a report Of the
sinking Of four German light cruisers
and the Germans have acknowledged
the loss OF six destroyers, There is
good hope that the German loss is
even greater but we do not intend to
make any estimates until we have
complete official, reports from our
commanders who do not report the
loss OF antagonists without definite
evidence.
Zeppelins Not Important.
'Zeppelins did not play the import
ant part attributed to them. Only one
appeared Ii remained In action very
brief time, retiring under heavy fire,
evidently badly damaged. Weather
conditions we're such that il Is doubt
ful whether any air craft would have
been OF much service,
The enemy sprang no surprises,
We saw nothing Of any H-inch guns
THE weather conGitions were the
hardest bit OF luck our fleet eneount-
cred, as may be Judged from the fol-
lowing paragraph from the official
report Regret mitsy weather of 3lst
saved enemy from far more serve pun
ishment
From the standpoint OF actual
strength the navy's losses in person.
mel, while great was not serious as
we have plenty OF men to replace
them
with fight like Wednesdays ac-
ton occurring every day we could
stand the loss much better than the
Germans Our battle fleet is still in
tact, while we still have considerably
more battle cruisers than the Ger
mans. II is interesting TO note that
the sober estimates in the Reichstag
do not confirm the great victory so