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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-21
FL. CASINO MrNICtNO

H. fun a'iin H. I'm tasiH" mo
x!-ano IN sta C..uiai - Va IN H.
Tho. S,-jiu - NJ inform" AYR -
Ia rirmada va 81 contratn para IA
adlui<:.i"n lie III u":i,o t"rr.nn II.
Ia AL. Garden, frcnj" a Hoe. Hut
thin> ' n inau=Irac:5n J" ">t" np''
Va centre mcXitano icndri .u=ar 81
ola 81 h.. corrirnjr. eel branlos"
con III =ran bale para Il cua! -
aaccn vi I"> pr-parSt.v,> nccc>a-
rios.
L. numero 81 >ocioS cou que -
cuenta Va para Ia iundasidH de este
auN0 centric >ociai - mayor lue
Glen ) los or@anzai3rr> Is nan r.
comendado ccaSigan q mayor MI
Nero possible de otros nuevos .o>
cua!es tendran Il ~caraete: q" fun
tadoreS. Los QUO inSresrn da>putS
ds funda5o Ell casino tendr1n Tur
easar ptr una y3taci6n. La cuota
gQe pasaga cad4 SC:io Scrd L. III
peso u MES.
Pr6Sinsanente Sc reunlran los
so5ios prop!ctarios para e!csir Ia
.Jun'2 Dir,~iva que tuncionara du-
ranJe = ano de 1917.
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ArRCVECrlE LAS OPORTUNiDA.
DIES QUE Sc LIE OFREZCAN
81 aigrien lie offeciera a listed ayu-
darlo, pro2o7iendole f~acilidades para
aumentar su< cntradas de dincro, So
nezaria uSird 4 haccrle case?

Nos0t.oS GeSeam0S ayudar Il listed,
para uur listed 40 &r&dr . In e..
Uu-rclnos ia. aDartc de Sus ocupa-
Clones ~o.dinarias. lee 1S,et ccm2
nccocio. en- los "aeos p~yrdidoS. una
aeencja dc IL PpENSA en- Fl Iugar
&c su Residential. listed lo@.arl al
mertar sus entrad2s de diacro, : nos
c.rcs obtendremos una mayo. cir
cIlaci5n de nucstro pcrijdico. s. be
ncficiari listed : Eos bcncficiarcmos
Tosc,roS: : Sob." todo. Gar.i listed
una op]ortunidad = nucgtr2S compa-
triot%5 para qIa lam LA PRENS.A.
rUc O. q n~criddico dc los ma%icaaos
Y para los mcXic2noS. el mci"r dc los
pu5'icados en- csp&nol CT les E>ta&os
Unidos. Y 81 unico que. dcSaYa$io-
radament-. trata los asuntos de L
ira patria.
NoSotros le proDorcionarcmos ma
teriaI dc propaganda para ayud"v.c !
lender IA P2ENSA con mas faci-
EdHd: ustc., salo trnnra cue uars2 4
O como a~ente de nue<tro pc
iiodico :. en- 81 mis,aa casa. n salir
DC su trabaio. 81 t~raiaja para o.ros.
q Il cstar atcndicndo q miSmo, 81 10
haze para ustcd. iran = buscarlo los
intereSadoS. Por supuesto. que 81 Us.
ted ocupa papeleroS para que voceen
ci p~eri6dico en- l2s GALES. sus venias
scrtin mayorcs. asi como sus ganan-
cias.
Todo mundo tiene Ia obligation dc
mirar siemprc hacla adelanre. De-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-21

<F1O" E~DraPQGrlun Castro. -
! s,rarn de In ,Iunta an,ar.ada de "a
,nn,:.uoriin AZ mn pauir6D Ncyi.a-
! M rn rorEda,n Tryas nos ha = mi
if;5, mr., ~ nuhlr,".j6 ion. n <i.urn-
-. rl 90. Il. nantes:
Con IN n..So ca IA un". ln~ ~e1n-
r. Eran.j>ro IIrrniNdnz. urha.n
DIy.,a. .In>,; Sarrann. Pahlr Lamn-
IA. R,>a!io Romrr" Y prd"r Hnd?j-
-url; ON - r~rntav">, rTia un". lbs
srnnr,< Victor I.iprz. Eduardo Her
njr1 e, G,pz#In KaiL y: Jesus C~irlr-
ms. .nn riprurn.a .~n?:avn:. c?da
nm, las srIora. ,JcSIiS M%ontalv,.
Hr,,,li, r;ar.ia Guirijo Rrou,in. Ma
r4nI rurntrS. Julian SOTO. AaaSla>in
F.t.xS T.nI1ro I.u.io. I.;bra g., IT,
Sp,4. ~rrr-rrn,io q. Crryrra. Eu.a-
lin Hrrrrra. Francisco Lrdr.r?. q f.
u. y,,o Cnrt;S. Juan Medina. IL T.:
,n.-..I N;,-'rS. Lorenzo MirclrS. T.
rriridi6n Uurtado. Mayimn MART
ncz. Manuel Alexandra. B.biano Gor-
z;ilrz, .Iuan Herrera, Juan Castane-
dl. Maxine Barricnto>, l.uci" Agui-
Terra. pablo VEGA, Antonio C.. Crrz.
R..?j.no CALVIN, Od6n Esparza. Ma
Iild.. BoriaS. Lrn.inos Ba~rrianlos.
Ju,o L.umbr4ra<. F'el..iauo Zaoala.
rsr5alarjo Tri!ln, Manuel Santos.
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I'm PANTEON MEXICANO EN-
R0(KDALE, TEXAS

rpnLl Rlrriru,ns. li. X Ruiz, -hntG-
Mo Ortr.Gn. J. Moreno. CrnOnio Or
til Trneioro Huarta,- Pedro Ca?dcnas
SANTOS Go3ziLaz. Tylrjsto Ruiz. m
dr. : Sapr:Iol IL mel ni.rn Rri-i
IA Comic: ION 81 %. =. r. :. H. lo>
Santos: ron 80 ran'ayo~. =. Luz HI
H'"': '"n 90 r~"A'aN">, SEM Nan'l"l
''' 49, N''>' V, IT," y
r1,n,.. 49,, - .cr,,r. :. Inn,
VIA. con "a r~rptayc, - Nayino
.AionsO. Ion IN r~rn,ayoS. r.. l.u=ar-
dn Pinc,ia: ron II rrntayu,. .ICsi -.
Rodriguez: con - c ,ctqyoS. -. Gel
- Gonzalez: ron - ~rcHlavn>. Sr.
Perfect, .k.u:l!6n. con IL r~cnIayoS,
l-uar Sau.r /: ION "n c~r..iayrS. -.
Ni.cIi> N'ga: q 10 r"ntayo>. =.
Pablo Suj!!nI. con - r.ntavrS =.
uu.rino Ibarra: con 20 c~rntayus. 81.
tliuwi.i> Rodriguez: con - rrnta-
ya.. ST. Andres. Miniez: .0n 10 cen
tayo$. lS.!oro Reyes: con 10 ccnla-
W, Src>. EnriIu" Rodriguez y To-
mas MtnfrH: con 10 rcntav0s. SrcS.
Juan +. Garcia, Antonio A2uirrr.
Adrian Ncrnindez. Alfonso A!aujo.
Juan f. Mario y L. +. Alvarda.
Adnm5s 4. los donotiyoS arr;bo
:.r -
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EN- QUE FORMk ACTUOE e. RESTO...

c~6nbatos. 70 fui te7tigA dc Il au-
dacia ~mar:villosa de csc Hefe. Cncn-
do mss enc2rniZado csta5: 81 COM.
bate en- Cc!aya; cGando = rnemieo
hahia cargado sobrc nosotro> d5s
pu6s de muchos tantcos &c arti!le-
ria, una gran masa de infanteria va
qui. Y estaba . punto De abrirsa pa
so 4 traves de nucstras trincheras, el
general Villa, a mando de III caba-
ileria Y de Ia de Fierro. hizo IN ro-
dec por 81 Este. hasta colocarse. con
actiridad asombros2, Z cspaldas de
Cbreg6n, cubriEndole e~ntercrlcnte ID
retirada. Y &hi. bajo el fueGc nutri-
do de los c~ar-cncist"s. les Ga:to 10.
COS yps ca~rcS DC prcyis.or;S. tod"
la impcGirncrtE y russo en- fn%. . las
f~ucr@a5 dc reserve. o." ~"ua2Gaban II
rctaGuardi. encm!Ga. ESius .rolpos
dc m&no. son m1y frccI11tc- or Vi
la: zero t&mbitn o. vertad Que rUn-
C 0 ca,i nunca s:bC ap-ovIchar las
! conS2cuercias cue Chticnc.
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as Para Sangre inpura. No
Nah paga I'd. 81 no Sc cura.
IEsta quedandose cal
vo? Pidanos aceite Unable"
y paguelo cuando lie hayG sail
do 81 pelo. Box 636, New Or
leans.
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.vIsOS DE OCCASION


No 50 siInllcn ngrIIOS CR GTince pal2lrss
EE sSta SecPidn DEF DlaFi0, pUhheaEIAS MIA
FeSlHi>a S'iS IereS caBSrrutila> pnr u
IT-~1 CINEt ENIA CENIAS0S.
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y NE,ESrIA EMPRESS gsrs c.r !lavc sas
pelacaS = u r>.lciun . Gamble So nvH
Llcs. LibIel- = Resale. ie!t;ulc 1r:v.
1925 Y Crockett :'|t.
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Gk- SsLDNE GAgEl ALBitt. - n Fam
mG de N@NIro: aU'rrIHsju IN r. fSIsdo It
foes; ->ptc,Sls>'a IN Cnf"rmelaac> -rn'io
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SrQS: IrySI Et.r'irns. TcleinTn~. N'.ey" ~
NJ. tE Ir.v!- %fsL
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Az ANrnNIn ELECrEn-rrcnApEIrIc

IN>fiiUlE'.-Iratam.CnIGS rlerIic"S 10
iIz. alta .~Tergtncla- Eevo> y. -sl..n.ch>.
etc. ETC, UEe ?rJhlrnC eTCels"IeS ",~I.t-
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:-rrv!rS rHufnstf~n1 2 rIrI~ mH.n'~ 10 ca
rtcisr cr%nj"r- COT>-lfa- rr@tt- U- : g
S3G1- san AhyCnIH. Texas.
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I,I;. I#ANt.SC" r. ~,iN>Ern- L@rrdo. II
NJ IN -0L Y .l;.ln. q Ciru-... II F1IfS.
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PROFESIONALES:-

DIR. FERNANDO LOPEZ. a. Ia Facgllad ,e
MtEico.-ESf r~riSlt>iI I'll las enrermedaGrS
de los eiOS.-22 Brady hiGE.-T"ifToro c..
80.
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lar. FRANCISCO Vt2QUE2 ,.nuFZ--.CIrp
rs s-ESrSl: cSTecia!meEfa en'-rUIFrtaGrS r.
"lartg. SSr-gE.I ! Dtdl.~. bI'rsUa. - i-hS
EiLg., H,g<.nn =. , saID Ave. 1-is',n"S
Avs $50 , tfucLetI -.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15
Stones Have life,
Is the Assertion of
Visiting Theosophist

An unusually good audience, despite
the rainy weather, marked tho Saturday
night lecture Of irving s. Cooper, the ma
tional lecturer OF the Thoosophical so
ciety at the Thcosophic hall, Bee build
Ing Tho subject treated was The Liv-
ing Universe" and IN the course OF his
address Mr. Cooper took uh the eonnec-
ton between what IL commonly spoken
Of AS organic and Inorganic matter, the
living and the non-liying.
Life IL everywhere" he said FOR
what has been usually thought to be nom
living-the minerals. eartha and metals
arc all vibrating necessarily and in
tonaoly and respond in exactly the same
way to stimuli as do the vegetable and
animal Kingdoms.
Science II beginning To realize that
II was mistake TO think Of ohuam as
existing between tho organic and inor-
ganic. Tho latter in reality possesses a
rudimentary form OF life, dim sort OF
consciousness.
This morning nj II o'clock Mr. Cooper
lectures on Changing Ideals mud the
Testing Of the Churches" while al /
o'clock IN the evening he speaks on The
Garment ~ God The last lecture /,
illustrated by over one hundred exa,iis-
itcly eolored lantern slides. Both lee,
lures are fse,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15
GOES TO BAHAMA ISLANDS
FOR CURE FOR HIS ASTHMA

Frank Hershey Of Gibhon. Neh, for
merry in the sheep feeding business. ar
rived in Omaha from the Bahama islands
where he has been stopping two months
In the hope Of getting relief from asthma
Though his Improvement was not marked
IN the short time he remained there. no ID
ready 20 voueh for tho climate as unsur-
passed.
but that Is all they have there he
added
Mr.. Hershey is somewhat cynical about
getting relief from his hffliction by tray
cling anywhere. though he said he tried
the state OF Washington with favorable
results. last year
What did you hear about tho war;
asked the reporter. THE Bahamas are
British possessions"
- didn't hear the war mentioned" said
Mr.. Hershey .....
Mr.. Hershey IL stopping ct the Castle
hotel. lie may remain here for several
days.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15
OMAHA SUBJECT OF
LINCOLN PAGEANT
The Gate City Is Title of Second
Annual Pageant to Be Held
in Capital City.
RITUAL OF INDIAN TRIBE

THE Gate city" is the subject OF
the second annual Pageant Of Lin
coin" to be presented June and 6,
under auspices OF the Lincoln Com
mercial club and the University Of
Nebraska, in connection with the uni
yersity commencement.
Neat illustrated announcements OF this
event contain this reference to Omaha,
whose history viii be depicted IN pa
geantry. The city OF Omnha. in It's
name preserves the name Of one of the
most famous Of Indian tribes, and the
one now most important within tho
boundaries Of the state. IL is fitting.
therefore that a distinctive and beauti
ful ritual Of this tribe should form tho
subject OF the first part OF the pageant
Of 1916"
The first part Is THE Sacred Tree OF
the Omaha Tribe and viii represent
the Omaha tribal legend Of the finding
or miraculously illuminated tree,
which served as symbol OF unificntior
and peace when the tribe was threatened
with disruption and war.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15
Ak-Sar-B Hustlers
Booming Membership

Floats for the historical parade Of Ak
ssr-Ben are to be stored IN tho big bal
loon house at Fort Omaha until they are
needed for the big daylight pageant. Not
all OF the floats will DO stored there. but
this Will afford an outlet for some Of
them. 80 that the Den Will have room
for the remainder
Work on the floats is progressing all
the time with big force Of men at work
under the direction OF Gus Renzo,
There are i.47O members Of hk.sar Ben
TO date.
When there arc thirty more the hustllng
committee hustlng them in is to be taken
TO see base ball game by Frank p. Jud-
son, chairman Of the committee. Judson
promised this some weeks ago, and the
boys are going 70 accept as soon ~ they
hike the membership 70 1900
June 8 is the opening night Of the Der
show.
The whole chorus Of singers is to re.
hearse again Monday evening
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15

neighbor told my mother about Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
/ took il, and now ! feel like a new
person. I don't suffer any more and /
am regular every month. Mrs. HAZEL
HAMILTON, 822 South 18th st.
When a remedy has lived for forty
years, steadily growing In popularity
and influence, and thousands upon
thousands of women declare they owe
their health to 1t, is it not reasona-
Bile to believe that it is an article of
great merit?
Ifyou wantspecial advice write
to Lydia r.. Pinkham Medicine
Co. lconfidentiaD, Lynn, Mass.
Your letter will be opened, read
and answered by a woman and
held In strict confidence.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15
Phil Hall Boosting
For Citizens Camp
For Army Training

A. the climax Of a day spent IN Omaha
Gen. Phil l.. Hall Of Lincoln. who came
TO the city late Friday night for con-
sideration Of military matters. gave a
dinner Saturday TO number OF friends
IN the National Guard ana discussed She
question Of new armory, The Omaha
officers reported on soyeraf sites which
might possibly be obtained, but after
considerable talk the matter was finally
laid over until the latter part OF this
week when Gen, Hall will visit the city
again and probably decide upon a site.
Things are so much in the air, no said,
that he preferred not 70 say where the
prospective sites are until he has found
out whether he can really set them or
not
Those attending tho dinner. besides
Gen Hall, were the following Col. g
Baohr, Fourth infantry; Maj. NJ Eltas-
ser. Fourth infantry. Maj, r. r. shin,
ecker. Firm infantry: Capt, j. v. Todd
Fourth Infantry. Capt n. G, Yates
Fourth infantry. Capt. G. w. Hamilton
Fourth infantry, capt T.. T. Harris
Fourth infantry. capt H. McMillln oi
the Aviation corps.
Earlier In the day Gen, Hall was ths
guest Of col Gould Dietz OF the COVER,
nors staff in a tour about the city, in
the course OF which Gen. Hall was In.
troduced 10 n now colonel. Gonzales Bling.
hmm. who recently came 10 the city from
Texas The party also visited Fort
Omaha.
Gen. Hall II still enthusiastic for CIT
liens training camp and reports great
interest being taken in the matter
ia ,attsiattt tiaa stata
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15
HOSPITAL OBSERVES
SILVERANNIVERSARY
Methodist Institution Holds Exer-
cises Concentrating Twenty
Five Years Growth.
INCIDENTS OF THE EARLY DAYS

In a very informal way the nurses
and members Of the executive board
OF the Nebraska Methodist hospital
observed the twenty-fifth anniver-
sary OF its establishment Saturday.
From fifty TO seyenty-five persons
we're present, including largely
nurses, deaconesses, trustees and
other friends OF the hospital.
First on the program was a poem
by Miss Anna Lund, summing up
what has been done by the hospital
in a quarter OF century Then there
was music on the piano by Misses
Marie Hancock and Mayo Morrissetts.
A song by John Lynch followed, Rev.
George A. Luce made an address
touching on the accomplishments
during the long lapse of years. 9th
ers making addresses we're c. NJ
Dawson and c. w. DeLamatre.
Miss Lulu Milllman reclted a pleasing
selection, and there was a song BY Miss
Amy Allison. Refreshments added 10 tho
pleasure Of the evening
started In 1891.
The hospital was started in 1891. with
Miss Allie r. Fulmer, now Mrs. Nc
Laughlin, in charge. in little old build.
ing. with mansard roof on Twentieth
street. south Of Harvey There were
thon but about twenty beds. Then. az
now, the hospital was open to everybody,
a. long az there was room for those who
might need attendance Within five
years there was demand for more
space. The main room OF the present
building was erected In zoos. with addl-
/ lions from time 10 time, the last addition,
q wing Of considerable dimensions, being
constructed In 1918 In the old days
there we're few employees, and Miss Jen.
ME cayanaugh. one Of the deaoonessea
at present. won a considerable reputation
~ a plumber.
! strong Ftna nciaIIy.
| The institution now has capacity Of
\ about l40 beds, and they are filled nearly
all the time. The hospital has a capital
Of about 10000 Or. A r. Jonas being
ono Of the heaviest contributors.
Tho members OF the board include
| George a. Luce. president, M. l.. Stone,
secretary; G. w. DeLamatre, for fourteen
years president and for twenty years a
member Of the board, vice president; and
| James Modge, treasurer.
4 There arc about seventy nurses EN-
played at the hospital The medical
corps Includes Drs, Harold clifford. J, NJ
Patton Potts and coulfas, oculists, and
W. o. Bridges, ]. c. Moore. N, NJ. Me-
1 Clennhan, Alfred shalek and ]. NJ. Ailnn
on the general staff.
Rev U. O. Brown Ia district superin-
tcndent.
Yesterday afternoon Jonathan Mellen
presented Mrs. Mclaughlin with an Of
fering Of silver and flowers. Trinity
Methodist church also sent a bouquet Of
flowers.
Yesterday morning the nurses gave Mrs
Mclaughlin a handsome pin, and other
friends made MP for her purse Of 425.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15
Skyscraper Picnic
For Building Owners

A "skyscraper picnic Is planned by
Manager Edwin S. Jewell for the mem
bers Of the Building Owners aud Man
ayers association OF Omaha. Last year
President sweet took the members and
their ladies to Kings lake for days
fishing and boating. President Jewell
this year plans sometime in June 10 give
the members an elevator ride in the city
National Bank building. and o picnic on
the roof following.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15
Short Skirt VIII Be With Us Yet,
Are Measuring Words of TailorS

CINCINNATI. o, May 1.-the short
skirt Will continue To be worn next fall,
according to the report OF the style com
mittee % the National Cloak, Suit and
skirt Manufacturers association, adopted
at the annual convention here today
In connection with the short skirt the
report aAys
Its smartness and youthful appear
ance makes It's popularity universal"
According 10 the report the fail suits
will consist Of three varieties. The plain
tailored type, the short type and the more
dressy variety
The plain type Will be either single or
double breasted with some flare to the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15

coat skirt II win be from finger length
70 slightly longer
The short type will he varied with
pleats and shirrings az the waistline held
in by belts, with high collar and simple
sleeves. The length Of the coat will
range between finger tip 10 point half
way between finger tip and knee length
The drossier suits viii have large coll
lars with shoulder cape effects when
opened and laid back high cuffs and
fancy cuffs Of the hell variety Some
viii have vest fronts
Trimmings will be diversified. Fur edg-
ings, fur collars, yelvets tailor hraids
and embroidery will be most prominently
used
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15
Canadian Lands.
Prosperity in Canada

W. ifAAlNg III &aAlthAAh
500 40 in new wealth added in 1915
Enormous crops aud low taxation make
formers rich, Wheat AVERAGE, a3.ie bush
Ella per acre IN Alberta, ~ % bushels per
acre In Saskatchewan, q - bushels Per
acres tn Manitoba Taxes nvofasa i2i
and Will not exceed 70 per quarter SEQ
tlNn. Includes III t8 Nea. no taxes IN im-
pfoptmeuia FREQ schools and full roe
iiEiouf liberty good climate Get your
farm homo from tie Canadian Pacific
railway, 10 Years 70 ray, Nnad land from
~ q 80 per acre, irrigated lands from
kh. and The government guarantees
your land and water utleH halance,
after frat payment, extended over nine
trfn 4raga Wtth interest at 9 per cent
privileges e paying ln fun any time
tit fufN iiHai UHfmfht 81 alfss DOS k9gt
farm HhHNlt hANe NHi1 f@f itaeN We
Wui ieHN SOFA up im q nst M Improve
utHts W certain Airiurta Wlih $50 90
flfit5 otbff THAN tAe land uself Pats
tE4iatH uW tsN8aat EcRdt WaAe farms
faF aHHH hr5isl tesA ivFHiH Loans f1F
IErstHk lu Defined dlstritfH after
ana FeAra q. aratiaH HEtdar certain
conditions mH adFMHsH eHtilN. sheer and
tuas t# fHfHegs Hp ta "a t4fHF uf 81 aW
$50 WaHt fHl Hf raH HffHJl o. help
kUsN He eNH thH lsHH We saHi ne land
tatttsatsl Oat Interests Rfe Mfat#Nl nv
dIfHtt aati Uat fHf tatw tHW9 TfWm tha
fNhHHfkh ftEffIF MAtfaN Way HehA
faf f ak lsHhls Assistant A.
the En1 NNMHtltM FhtiNe M&te
Saw 81 MIaH Ates tstaf8 Alssftaf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15

People arc learning that a little fore
thought often saves them a big expense
Here IL an instance ~ w. Archer. cald-
well, Ohio. writes: Il do not believe
that our family has been without Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy since we commenced keeping
house years ago. When we 80 on an ex-
tended visit we take It with US" OBJ
tainable everywhere. -Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15

teen ! suffered each
month SO ! had to be
in bed. ] had head
ache, backache and
such pains | would
cramp double every
month. | did not
know what 1t was
to be easy a minute.
My health was all
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15
FUNERAL OF MGRATH
WILL BE HELD MONDAY

The funeral Of Roderiek MoGrath. who
died at 34Os jackson street Saturday will
be held Monday morning with interment
nj Holy sepulcher.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15

After few doses Of DR.. Belts Pine
Tar-Honey, inflammation is arrested. you
cough less and breathe easier Only 25c.
All druggists. --Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Arknnnnn Lanai.

FOR SALE-Anyone wishing 70 see lists
and prices Of farms and tracts OF land
In Stone Co., Ark, write 10 the Ozark
Land CO.. Mountain View, Stone Co,
ARK Box %.
SURPRISING opportunities for farmers,
stock raiAera and fruit growers. Horatio
Land Co, Horntlo, Ark
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15
WOMAN is ACCUSED
AS SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER

Hazel Buernz 1920 Davenport street
was arrested last night by Detectives
Rooney and Murphy OF the police de-
partment, and charged with being sus-
plclous character. According 10 the
statements made by the detectives, Miss
Buernz was caught robbing Charles
johnson Of Blair, Neb,. Of so. Johnson
WAS unable to give the police his story at
the time and Is held as a complaining
witness.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15

wanted--some Want Ads in exchange
for lots Of answers. Phone The Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15
II DON'T SUFFER
ANY MORE "
"Feel Like a New Person, 4"
says Mrs. Hamilton.

New Castle, Ind. -" From the time
] was eleven years old until was seven
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15
FARM AND RANCH LANDS


Louisiana lhnuNs
WRITE us for free Louisiana soil map
issued by the State Boad. Note on the
back OF map their report OF Bienville,
Parish county, where we are placing
on the market 5000 acres OF this fer
tile land in tracts Of 40 acres up at
low prices and easy terms. It's an OPP
portunity that you never had hefoN
Realty Investment Company. Na-Sl0
Lathrop Building. Kansas city Mo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-15
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Nebraska LANDS.
PROVED quarter section in

IMPROVED quarter section IN south
eastern Nebraska, one mile from county
seat. fine land, all tillable. good build
ings. price low 10 quick buyer easy
terms Might take some trade.
W. T. SMITH CO,
D. aSi9 City National Bank Bldg,
$50 ACRES, Improved. must be sold dur
ing May BoK 2. Broken Bow, Neb