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SPECIAL NOTICES
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

A Proclamation by the Governor.
!, Henry D. Hatfield. Governor OF
the State Of West Virginia, pursuant
to the constitution and laws Of said
State, announcing to the voters OF the
State Of West Virginia that. on Tues.
day next after the first Monday in
November, in the year One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Sixteen at the
general election held on that day, there
will be submitted for ratification or
rejection an amendment to the con.
stitution OF said State as follows, to
wit.
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FOR sALE-Central Kentusly farms.
Finest climates, soils, products, maj.
kets, roads. Prices right. Unexcelled
morally. Internationally advantageous.
Catalogue free. Com see. Sturgeon
Real Estate Co., Kings Mountain, Ky.
8.18.et No. ial7
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl for general
Homework. Small family. good wages.
Apply TO Mrs. ]. C. Gaskill. 431 Jefer-
ton street. s-?S-tt No. 1859
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FOR sALE-Pair Shetland ponies,
weight $50 pounds each. Three
years old. Perfectly broken for any
child to ride or drive. Well matched.
Double and single harness, rubber
tired %runabo.'. pole and shafts good
as new. Two saddles, brides and
halters. Sell reasonable for want Of
use. Write j. L. D., SIS g. ii. ST.
Washington, Pa. 8.15:6t 10. 1885
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THE BUCKEYE SAVING AND LoAN
company Of Bellaire, o., has money
to loan on desirable real estate. See
Paul G. Armstrong. Attorney, ll42
Trust Bldg, 9TH Floor, Fairmont w
Va,
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LosT AND FouNn

LOST Monday evening between CO.
muntzis Confectionery and Y. NJ. c.
"a, s24 in bills. Reward II returned
ito Box 1854 West yirginian. s.22.2t
No. 1854.
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-wheat declined
nearly 6 cents from tho top. but recov-
cred most OF 1t and closed with net los
es for the day of &c to 1hc. Corn de-
clined &c TO &c. and oats &c to nc. Pro-
visions closed of 2isc to 15c.
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WANTED
MONEY TO LOAN

MoNEY-To loan in sums os so to.
$50 to anyone having steady work.
Can be paid in small monthly pay.
ments. No reference or endorsements
required. Strictly CONFIDENTIAL Ad,
dress Box sos, clarksburg, w. VI.
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FOR sALE-GeneraI store, goodalo-
cality, doing thriving business. Can
give good reason for selling. For par.
ticulars address Box 1874, West Wiz.
ginian. S.18.5t M. 1all
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For RENT-Two furnished ROO
for light housekeeping on first floor.
S21 Field street, Sth ward. Belllphone
556-W. S.17.tfgNo. 1s98
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENTSFGrnfs6ed rooms Tor
light housekeeping. 427 Quincy
street. Bell phone 403.M.
s:2isats No ta1s.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. as
Main ST., Bell 2s4. 8.21.sttNo. 1858
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ROOMS TO RENT


FOR RENT-Rooms with or without
light housekeeping. $50 Pierpont
Ave. S.1S,3t No i3lg
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Ford roadster. Eood condi-
tion. Price $3.50. inquire Boz ISL.
Falrmont. No 1sse
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FOR RFNT-Two nice furnished
rooms for light housekeeniuR.
Ground floor, porch. Call 7l1.W.C Con.
solidated phone. 8.12-6t No. 1920
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FOR RENT-sleeplng rooms. 1is
Jackson street. S-18.3t No. laSs
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That Section one OF Article four of
said Constitution as 1t now is be
altered and amended SO as to read as
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
ONE CENT A WORD Dash WITH ORDER.
HELP WANTEp-MALE

wANTED-ouick 500 statesmen sell
Magic Motor Gas. One quart price
81 equals so gallons gasoline. Tire
mendous success. Large commissions.
Fuel Sales Co., Fourth street, Gin.
cinnati. Q. sci 1t No 1850
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WANTED-Bookkeeper OF experience.
Address Box 134s West Virginian.
S.2l-3t No 1919
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Amending Section one OF Article 4.
For ratification Of Woman's Suffrage
Amendment,
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wANTED-Boy for general depart.
ment store work. Good opportun-
tty for a bright boy to learn the bust
ness. S.2l.tf No 1851
WANTED-Six stonemasons at Ida
May Mine. Apply to Superintendent
for John NJ. K!snc. and Bro. at Ida
May. S.l5.tf No. 1886
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
Nebraska
Two Hundred at
Good Roads Feed
In Johnson County

TBcF aasEH. Nob, April D.. fspeciai.) -
Two hundred business men ana farmers
attended "fehd" and good roads meet.
lng given ~ tho Tecgmseh Commercial
club aud The Teoumseb Automobile club
~ The dining room " The Methodist
church last evening. The effort wac 10
stimulate road building IN Tecumseh and
vicinity. Jay g. Moore presided. ana The
principal speaker " the evening WAS
+. vi Chase ~ the agricultural sngis
nsering department u the state uniVsr.
sitg iiis subject wss Community or.
Renizstion for Better HOsds." and he
emphasized the importance o. c0-opsrs~
lion and organization Frank ~ Bp-
bafdt spoke Of "The Value ~ Good
ftoads 70 tho Farmer" ~, ~ Stewart
vas 10 have spoken On The Vslas of
0ood Roads 70 the business ami Profss-
sionAi Aan,p bit Vas detained from at
tending the meeting Hon, A, =, DafDs,
representative from this district N the
last state legislature and who enjoys Tho
distinction of having no opposition from
any party IN The prinary election, Spoks
~ Road Liquidation" Re gave al IN
sight ~ the work IN the interests ~
roads st tho legislative session. iisV 9.
q. Wilson spoke on what oood hosds
Mean 10 the County and State" and rave
some valuable su9gestlons. The three
prizes Offered for the hest roads iast
year. IN a good roads comDstiti9n we're
! y8Fde1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
Americans Visit
Grave Of Plucky
Midshipmau Dale

/ tGofresDon1snce Df TIM Associated PrtsHa
! VI. GEORDE'8. Bermuda Islands. Apfll
\ a. Many Haunudians AMI Americans WhO
temporarily make their homes n these
islands, made pilgrimage On Washing
tons birthday 10 fbs Eraye of Richard
sutherland Dale, % mldshltnah u the
United stateH navy who died here from
wounds received n the battle between
American frlRats President and British
naval vessels more than hundred years
ago. IN The quaint Old bgryinR ground
around w. Peters church here, large
number ~ people gathered and deposited
fiorai tributes On The grave of the pi1eby
i0ldsbipuan
Dals sailed glih c6mm0dore Decatur
~ the friEate President when fhat noted
commander Ten the remainder NJ 80
sGuaafoD, The PfacGes, the Hornet ana
the storesbiD Tom BoWiine. ~ Naw York
~ escape tbe British bi0eh8de. fns fes
sel having grounded while going 10 aea.
Commodore DeoafJr decided, anef pro.
ese1ing sJme distance. 10 return 10 port
for rep9lfa on his nay he fell h with
sqnadron ~ -four British friqatss on
January u. B6. a terrific engagement
followed In which TIE President badly
cpt ~ tie Brinsb ft0ate EndgmloB.
forcing her 70 rnuree Tho other three
Bfitish fHgates, The Nsjestlc, the pomo
snd ~" Tenedos, surrounded the Presi,
dent sBd finally forced her 10 surrender.
but mt until twenty-five II her men had
been Killed and sixty wounded They
we're orr quarter ~ the Presidents crew
The President gas brought by her cop
t0y 10 Bernyda and ne wounded landed
~ this port Ildshlpman Dale lost .
leg 10 The bsttie. ne died Al gtennettig
hotel here On Thufsday, Febr5ary n.
Nib N announcing lis death the Hef.
muda Royal Gazette said "This younE
gentleman W9g severely wounded IN the
late engagement, AMI though ssnRuiBe
hopes we're ~ first entertained for hjs
fso6V1ry, he has fallen another victim 10
this unnatural war, unHpeskably larnented
~ bic brother offl1ers ana deeply re-
krettad bY sli here who witnessed bls
exemplary behavior and patience Under
bic sufferings
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
Grand Island Beet
Sugar Plant Will
Be Reconstructed

GRAND ISLAND. Neb., April e.-fspe-
cialf--ft Ia announced that work vii be-
resumed tomorrow on n siiIl larger scale
a. the plant Of the American Beet sugar
company In undermining this, the second
largest beet sugar factory IN the United
s1htes At banquet rendered b. the Of
iieers Of the company 10 the heads Of
the departments and the men emploved
~ me year u was stated that the worry
mas already been begun under the sn-
pefyislon Of Mr.. nm, a constructive ana
siVi engineer employed by the COMPANY
Ut hh various plants, assisted by Nr
'ooney Tho features OF the WORT flrst
anosrtahsn VIII be the remodelIng Of he
eatas' the razing Of the present beef
Aneas inc changing of side tracks. tbe
SUBSTITUTION for some Of these on eleva,od
tfessels by means Of which bests viii b
me hereafter be dumped from the bottom
u cars Wv "'''''n
me announcement Il particularly xrsu.
ing 70 The business interests OF Grand
Island IN view Of the fact Thai owing ~
latiii changes ana uncertainty Is me
hsst' and The further fact ihat this plsnt
mas become somewhat hntiauaied n aev-
'tal respects. the future was h.id -
aoap'ful' The constructing engineers de-.
clare that when the present plans az
'ensuinmaied, the works viii be az nod.
'tn ~ efficiency and economy N MANAGE
".sh, as any but an entirely new plant
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
War Damage Close
To Half Billion

(coussrondsncs of The Annotated PrsssJ
VIENNA. April THE total damage
caused by The war 10 properly N the
province Of Oaiicia IA estimated ~ tEO,-
0olO0 IN a report prepared b. the 10
ciefy Of Austrian architects. dealing with
plans for the rebuilding ~ the dsstfoYod
towns and villages IN 0aileia, The report
states that nearly ioDo of the inhsb-
tants ~ the province have fled 10 Rus
sia, while 00.0o families stu remaining
behind are homeless,
OF 90 villages IN the war area, III are
reported rnors than half destroyed. IN
the others there IL generally come war
damage. but the proportion varies con.
sidsrabiy Altogether Il IL estimated that
1900 business premises. private houses
and farm buildings have been completely
destroyed. 70 which number must be
sddsd about non public buildings. A.
Stunning that the cost Of rse0nssrueting
the buildings will average q 20. the total
cost Of this single item IN the work Of
reconstruction after the war will be
about tsl0.Oo0d0o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
1000 WORKERS
OFFERED STORY
Case OF ]. Z. Dolman is of
great interest TO car
shop men.
HOW HE GAINED EFF
CIENCY.

More than 1000 men work A. the greal
car shops In Omaha.
In this hive u industry, efficiency II
the wAtchword Physical fitness IL Bsces.
Hary. The worker on today must be we'll
in order 20 keep his place IN the al.
ways crowded factory. when skilled
work IL A. premium.
one OF thsss 1000 men IL J. n. Dolman
Of 1909 CLARK street Omaha Mr. Dol.
man ha1 a heritage ~ trouble he sur.
fered from stomach aiiment. as his
father and mother had suffered before
him The story he told yesterday might
be called common sense sermon 70 HIS
1000 companions IN this monster shop
Z had fallen away from ia 20 ~
pounds. said Nj Dolmsn y knew
course. that stomach trouble was tie
cause ~ my loss Of strength II showed
IN headaches that had about three
times week ! Mas very nervous 4
had hssn told 90 be very careful IN what
ate ana drank and I had hean fnr sr
months but Il had not given me ans
relief 10 fact nalhinE had and u sesme
as u ! had triad an medicines that had
ever heard %
And then tHsa ranee. put a hot
lie ~ my lunah pail and carried II ta
wafk and ona N ihe first experiences
hal with fanlsa SURPRISED me While
was 81 Mofh ons ~ my headaches
started abeag Il slasA aHs dAY / sent
q mN lunch rau set ihe faular ned ln
half an hnNr nay hsAdashs Nas kane
fhets iasl sample ~ hos fan'af
aaFhs ] HAYS tahan I've bottles NJ Tan
II ana knae hos sanasfalf fffr
tive g e a. stomach smett
~ nalmahs Fian salA fAs Fsnlaa
man mas asand feWsrkath ssps tails
lsresase ns h6 explained b. nas6ais
'lm IN stomach ifalbf iahtfAaH f8ss
~ iFnm he pArents 81 essz haih Oil
fsthsr snd methFr suffered ffam lhs samb
InslaA Hui lhis san hasestt. i iatt
~ stha a mAH1 ihat ~ hsat t8aft aaF
tiaui faHls teitFts ihfw + 80 rm
sdf assiaHaa ta 49, e. htafah.r ob
a'atHs silasni asa stsHbai affa
.lans ss dHss fanis eHl5h Il naa hsins
HlfaAaei lH 0msha al the sherman 4
Ne annaH tfas fiefs itlh ana nsAts
.F6afs
faHlsa ma ~ atislha1 n mHnsH 10 1
ha ahiiltr htaii's hf1t Alae apHas
#la W fifHFNhAHW Mmriha Watsf I
WfFsf tenN o. AeHlasss Nas itaau
thNaks A - kahlH 81 b naH 1
aahlaaA, " VI raHf Malme. y y Fsfh 1
etemeHi ureWa rtstsflsssaa ugas
,iefe uaslana a iislAlns A asA 4
lsFsasHs q heaa NaiHmbas lsiun 4
1fas slafs MeHfaf iiis rhAfmsaF
asaia8A A Wiitis NtssiaaH tuaHs
MnrHs Feiifuan uHHa ntas
tasN hHa % tm madaa rfaHs 4
lNl ain Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
CLASS OF TWENTY.SIx
AT TEcUMSEH HIGH

fhel hsEii. Neb, April (spselail-
ne graduating class Of The reeumsoh
ta'sn school NH number twenty ak thls
year Niih g possibility n one on Two
'sn'fe' who have credits 10 make up Ths
.lAen lAfi year was ihifty.figs. The younF
lspils Who are g graduate afe a. falz
,eAs AnnH - Henry Atwood. Hsrbert
''a' IMAM, MFfl Iiale. Anna naysy Mlcb-
G. nafsf Roth Davidson. Eugene Dom
~ a's , HoF li.inn. Niia Hayward. Iens
s st sstisif' itslen tobes Raymond Jobss
,s, lamb tieefse Mccarthy. Msuas
.aln.l Helen Murphy neiis nuhslman
s ,.', sherman Ralph sherman. nlss
'.psF' Marjorie Stewart Dallas swan
IN, ..s'''a NatFsh Esther Wallace. Mildred
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
John /. KENNEDY VISITS
SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA

tttl MeEti Nen Apfii Especial
ten tphH & kenusdf " uMsha. H.
publican eamalAala iof United states sst.
nief Nilh Attaf aslmsaF naaas : hrisf
sisii e teanHisah lpaaf fhHQ sreat Ftt
ear nlNM az Falls riiN wsHt ta Aalaire
saturday maFnlee snt reached Fttamssb
hHan Mf heHHsaE remained IA
fstHHWab laf iNa haafs masflns n.s.
ileshs fhs laliafa eafs auesta M 4
nsiii a sdHWsl8 AZ Math faa ~.
s#iasfh ihfs nrei @ affstass espsallas
- ~ a. AehsaAA# itlt f8sllsmaHlh Ana
'tasha 81 flshi wssilHf Is I've latter
n'Ret fhsf wafM ifatslins Is a. au,a
.anhus
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

She praises II highly az che baa been
relieved " III these pains Ivy ~ uae.
hlImotbers should l.nowof ills remedy,
and all young girls who suffer should
tryit"-iirs. lATiLDA X UETzwEg, GO
High st., Buffalo, n. X.
Young women who are troubled with
painful or Irregular periods, bGckache,
heodachc, dragging.down sensations,
fslnting spells or Indigestion, should
take Lydia u. Pinkham'g Vegetable
Compound. Thousands have been re-
stored % health BY this root and herb
remedy
If ron know Of any young wo-
man who ~ sick md needs hclp~
ful advice, ask her 70 write 10 tho
Lydia VI. Pfnkham Medicine 90,
Lynn, Mass. Only women will
receive her letter, and IL will DO
held In strictcst confidence.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
c0PENHARvE EXPLAINS
WORK OF ANTI-B00ZE LEAGUE

4. J. copenharve. former president Of
the Omaha Typographical union ana ~
Anti-Boozo league ~ Nebraska, filled the
pulpit a the Castelar, Street Presbyterian
church last evening when be explained
why tho Trades unioHlsts Antl.tioozi
league was organized lie said that when
the Nebraska stats Federation net last
year In Omaha Il was dominated by the
wet" element which I'D not represent
the sentiment Of the union nen aho have
organized this society.
Mr.. copenbarvo aald this II The first
organization Of It's Kind ever attempted
and that Il has met with both favorable
ana unafayorable comment all over the
country.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
WATIERs0N'S BOOK ADDED
TO The PUBLIC LIBRARY

4 recent highly priced addition 10 the
collection ~ nnsly-bound books AZ The
Omaha Public library uaa copy OF The
wofk. History 0f the Manhattan Club. b.
Henry Waftsrson
THIS boot limited 70 an edition of
80 copies Il printed on hand made paper
ana has engraved on a fiY-lsaf, Printed
For TIE Public Library N Omaha, Nsb
u was . gift from the Manhattan club
New York
The author Henry watisrson. the Lon
iA'ilie editor treats as narrative the
activities of hair century ~ the Man.
haitian club
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

BRYAN TO SPEAK HERE
TWICE NEXT SUNDAY

a. nftsn slll deliver two addresses
% lie umsha Auditorium nsst sunday
in she Afternoon he vii spsak ~ me
tlshFAtian Nc tha centennial % the
American nibls society, an occasion that
Ia a. he ealehfAisd ihfeushont the eann
iN
ln lhe eteniag be- Nill BE- lhn mtHelnai
sisaAfr 81 d msfs msellnE ~ ~ htld IA
me interest ~ he sehiaasa san cam
uhtmn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
MANY VOTERS ARE
NOT OF ANY CHURCH
So Declares Rev. John +. Hawk in
Sermon at the First Reformed
Church.
CHRISTIANS ARE BUILDERS

'FifieNn thousand men ~ soting aE
living IL Omaha haze NJ connection vita
my church" said Rev. John y. Hawk
IN bls sermon yesterday morning at TIE
first Reformed ehurah, Twsnty.thlrd
street and Deer Park boulevard
Ne wis preaching The strenuous Chris
tan ne, tbs Christian iife n practice
~ well a. ~ theory. TIE Chfiftisu life
indeed ~ we'll % IN WORD Tls test was
The words N chHst. reproy W. aDd almost
fsnastie. why rail ye Ne Lard Lord
ana no not the the thing which saY2'
How can w flt smugiy IN our peva
With such condition around ~ IN our
own oltv aBd with the aams condition IN
0tbe cities and sii OYER the v0rid2' ne
exclaimed We sing Justify N Bringing
ju tbe Bbagsst ~ Working for Jesus.
but Whist % Ne do7
"hro cur lives actual living forces Tor
the brinRing ~ psopie 70 Christ Or are
We merely hearers N the word ana not
doefs7
Christians Are Bgildsgs.
IN parable ana metaphor Christ bss
iikeued Christians ~ bBldsrs. NJ hsr
vsstsrs, 70 soldiers. Ai men engaged IN
a1tlys vork useful work, constructive
work
"chhstianltv that II worth while must
be constructive force, living force.
consistent force that moves continually
In the dRht direction,
IN the Oldstime harvest Held the
binders used % divide their work into
stations and me rnan Win couldn't keep
ahsa1 Of The feapsf IN getting. gil ~
shsayss IN his station hound vas con
sifsred = poor workman. think II v0B9
be good N a stigma we're e8St upon
Christians n they cannot ka4p absa1 N
tbs reaper IN binding The non-c 1nstian
world into sheaves Tor Christ
The fi-christian world Judges chris.
fiaBiiy largely w those vino profess n
n Ne are diiatory ami Indifferent We
rant expect b reap . great harvest for
me Master. We must BE- 10 snd dei1g
every DAY the greatest work that W.
have 10 No."
The evening ssrvies wss conducted bg
q gospel team headed by W. r. Feshler
snh was marksd ~ large attendance ana
snthuaazm
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
Bank Clearings

Bank eisafings IN the United States for
tnc week ending April 4, AZ reported 10
bfadsifeeta Journal New York. aRRte-
sste Hht3,pA o., against Nfds. 90 90 last
week and 81 ~ glfiaG IN fills wsek issi
Nenf Canadian ellen rings aggregate tte7 .
~ ~ a. against tiHnsg1 last week
and ilpfti0o 10 this week laat year
Following are the returns fpf THE week
Hna last WITH percentages " change
shpeh thia week ~ compared with this
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10


will aid tho sKpectaDi
mother IN conserving
her heaIth, her
strength, her faental
reg . and the All,
ssnce Of vex6fi o Us
palms Il q subject 81
vast moment. Among
the recognized helps Il
o splendid rem E dy
Known US "MlAi1sra
Friend" Applied %
the iuscles II sinks IN
deeply 10 make them
firm and plant, II thus
lifla tho ain 0t
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10

llgameDts that produce pain, Il Hgttsns thc
burden on tho nervous system, induces calm,
yetful nights Of heaitbgung sleep and
makes the days sunny and hnppy. Get d
b0ttis u Mothers Friend" " any dnfsKlst
and you viii then realize why II has been
considered tns 10 III name In on. bert homes
through three generations. II Il perfectly
harmless bat 10 effective that once uaed 4
y recommended 10 oil exDectant mothers ~
those who went through the ordeal with
surprising ease. By writing 10 BradGeld
Regulator Co.. AZ Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga,
yOn eaD have FREQ copy Of wonderful
St0fk book that uDfolds tl,oss things which
oil srDccfaDt mothers delight b read. Writ
today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
Wa talas Az \ ~ ns.aasa-

Z = slt ne taii rssif tai ~ ssslaa.
asatsttH a - aftsA lssaa Is thsi mAAsa
snfamhn falf ~ ~ tts mas, asssse
as n Nnf ~ ~ lnlnaf sllaenia wa
ia Hfsrafss Faaf sssslR a. ~ -
sFitn so astsl fHsai - ibs Ns5as =
flist,iNeAla VntHafilam aiRNthsf.A AVA
ashHt fsfm alstsess Fhs aaiassf ta4
g. 1sia ne lsss me asnsst VI
sFtintiish this sew viii fiaa hsmtsf
ltins fesNs Hsmsag asl ere fesi n
isimANla steF vhsgs Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
EVENING COMMERCE CLASS
PLANS AN entertainment

The "Gssellsehaffi An organization N
EveHing IliHh school students, will hold
their regular blsmonihly meeting In tho
HiEh School Of Commerce. Thursday
evening, Ami a.
This ~ will hold meetings twioa
every month during The summer months.
and viii continue The study n the Ger.
man language.
The following program has been ~.
ranged fot Thursday evsulus A reading
IN German, samuel Roman recitation.
Miss Johanna schneider German music.
~ q khrhsy German poetry Miss w..
thor Lewis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-10
rlre Cole nn rlrs Mnle,.

NORTH PLATTE, mob. April =. fspe
ciafj Following the recent DRY W.
tory NJ The polls here, North Platte a.
loon Keepers are already preparing 10
quit business 4 "fifo sale ~ ons ~
the saloons has already started, the
proprietor Announcing IN flaming posters
that liquors, wines, cigars and other
stock viii be sold out o. cost. since Ne
IN quitting business"