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ii4t6arer gepeis fir tie traftpoQt
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1T bur6 bic arisgs9eit ni9t beein.
trG9tigt pcrbsu. Uian mertt'sl
Der Geiit. Der bur9 bic beuti6sn
eGnbe iuebt, lit ni4t ou bsrI9eu6en;
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gebemmt fperben tann. Wie bat ib
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duf bem lGnbliben 9abn6ofsplaB elm
tleiner Sei4, beute Elm GROCER 3enz
tralbabn6of. Dor bem iih Elm plab
nit mcbernen !6oteIs aus6reitet, ben
Don SGulen gsitiibts grtabsn bal6.
trsisfOrmis um5ie6en. Wis seI6itt
uno pie ssfGmudboI iinb bieIe glrtas
ben anseeHiist; iis iinb cine iOgenanus
te ~TaIiage" nit @erfauisI1oen m6
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9ofsieite gu ben fpunbsrpollen Stabt.
sartsu, beFen praht nod Idlummert.
Karlsruhe lit ia Guberlib cine ipges
narnte itilIe Reiibsn3, cine berporras
senbe 8eamterItabt. obsr innen mir
fen inbuitrisas arGfte, regt ii6 Elm
Idaffenbes 9iirgertbum, unb es 1T
iiher, bab bisIe strdfts bur6 ben arisg
nod aebo6en fporben limb. Dor eini.
gen Sagsn erit tuurbe GIN nsues Son
3ertbous er6ffnst. elm ampbitbsatrnliz
i9srSaal, Der in isiHem untereu Sbeis
le bic iebt 10 bsIisbten 6ol3tdfelungen
aufrpsiit. limb bieTer in isinsr 2tuss
ssTtaItung 70 feiili6 ernite Raum, Der
me6r als 1900 gerIouen fuBt, lit
BON Der Stuot gsI4affsn porben fir
bos @plt, btm an bieTs: StGtte burd
bitliee, CUTE aon3erte unb tpihena
I6aftli6e @ortrdse aud in artsss.
ssit bic Gesnungeu ME raitsnbsr, ME
rubenbsr beutf6er &uItir sutheil tper,
ben Ipllen. Wu in feinhli6en 2anbsn
eibt es cine gtoot non 10000 Gin
pphnern, bic beuts Sinu, Ssrs uue
= SsIb bat fir perariige, Der auls
tur aeipsihts 8uutcn.
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5G6ers iid diis6reiteten, 10 eritreden
ii6 BON BEN Bier nit sinem SGder
ariff su persleibenben 5burm oes ppr.
nebmen, nitt pruntpblen aroBber3o9s
lihen 9arutI9Iofes bic StraBen Der
stabt. LIN ben bem S6loie porgez
lassrten gla5 lGufen bic @eae ipie
JG6erit1be. itrahlen lie pie bieie aus
sinanbsr. Gin ieber 5aderitab err
i6eint pie sin Wespeiier, unb bisrdus
srgit4 ii6 sine ieltsns Sarmonie Der
Straben5iisr, Die islbit bel regeren
9sriebr ettpas gerubigenoes bat; err
alnst fpirb bieIe glnlase nod our5 bic
itilpole Sdli9tbsit bsrguuten. anrlss
rube lit pirtlib cine Stabt feiter,
slsi6fOrmissr, oornebmer Ruhe, ater
,inaeIne RsrtaiiIancepalGIte, ein5eine
gauten griedii9en StiIs unterbre6en
bic slatten StraBensiiee unb erinnern
uns, baB bic baOiIae Reiibsns, bersn
5stnii9e Sohi6uIe Elm internatipz
males anIsben ssntsBt, aua cine bers
rorrasenbe &unititaOt III. bic Stdbt,
In Der 6ans 9buma, @tIbelm Sribs
ner, S9onlsber, 6erbiuunb aellsr,
Din. 8itlins uftp. iptrtten unb tpirten.
Dos III eben oos rsisOoIs an bielcr
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Cincinnati, 2S. mdrs.

Di. nadfolssnoen GuOtirungsn bes
5ieben ii6 MIR auf gkgros : Grdrss
ottionen. gei ileinsrsn 0si4Gftsn
perbsn etipas b5bere preifs bsre4n:t.
proDiiioneu.
S9mala. prima Stsam
1o.8o-1O.90; Jamilp 11.75-12e.
5rodengefal5ents Gleti d
-Sbort clear Seiten, Iois 12a-
13e; Grtra ibort clear SeitsH 12i-
124e; iur,t Rippenisiten 124-12st;
Bellies 14-15e.
gaeon. Gbort clear Geitsn
14-14tc; srira fort clear Ssitsn
13a-144c; ibort Ripp.nisitsn 13a-
14c; Bellies 154-15ac.
sugar Gurtb GGeif h. -
Gdint.n 1s--1Sse; a3ienic Shultern
13-13ae; grsaif.ft Bacon 1s-2Oe;
SduIiern in patsten 13-13ae; Refp
gort Gut 13-13sc; irodene BesI
Sdintsn 26-27t per pfunb.
Gabgep5tettesTI.ifd. =
G9inten 15a -16e; pienis. Sduls
tern 11-11se; Bellies 13a-14e;
Gdultsrn 11-11tc; S4ultern. u.
.. Gut DO. 11-11h per gfunb.
Jrif6eaGfsiih h. - S6intsn
15-16ie; 9itnie S9uItern IL
11at; ShuIiern 11-11ac; ihort
Ripp.nieiten 11s-124e; bort clear
gfippmftiten 12-12ae; trtra fhort
clear Rippsnfsiisn 11i-12ac; Bellies
lsiGt. 15-16t; g,rliss, i4pere, Ia
-14ae.
gReblumb Geireibe.
Mebf. Winter patsnt $5.75-
e.1O; Winisr fancp s5.5o-5.70 20;
0ini.r familp $515-5.25; Bint.r
ertra S4.6o-4.S0; Mint.r orbins'
r.r S4.oO-4.25; Sartss Weissn a'
tent $5.2o-5.e0; Saries @eiSsn fan'
en $5.2o-5.60; 9artss Wsiaen fa'
min S4.eo-4.S5; Rossen, Rortb'
iueitsrn s.miidies $5.35-5.60; Rog'
aen, GitD, reinss $5.45-5.70; eitp
1emif4tss S5.35-5.60.
Weisen. - go. 2 rotber Wint.r
$1.18-1.20; Ro. 3 DO. $1.l3-l.l6;
s5f-$1.12.
Wtlf 9foru. - No. ! fpelBss
.e; SO. 2 bo. 75a a-76Ac; To. 3 DO.
731- -751c; gso A DO. 71s-72se; Ro.
5 DO. 68A 70hc; Ro 6 bo. 66-6Se-
gao. ] gelbes &C; glo. 2 bo. 75a--
76af; go. 3 DO. 73s 75ar; No. 4
DO. til -72te; go. 8 bo. 68a -7Oat;
slc. 6 DO. 66-6Se. - SO. i gemiids
tes &C; go. 2 DO. 75A -76Ae; SO. 8
DO. 73h -75at; 80. a DO. 7lh -72ae;
go. 8 DO. 68l -70ae; gO. 8 DO. Co.
CSC. = RoIben,orn, iueibes. 7O-72e;
aplkntprn, aslbss, 70-72e; Rolbers
torn, semiidtss, 70-72e per gu.
Rogeen. go. 2 96-9se;
glo. 3 DO. 9t-94e; gso. 4 DO. So
S6c.
9afer. - Rortbneitsrn glo. 2
Ireib.r 49s -50ac; gloribtpeitsrn
Gianbarb tpeibsr 4sA-49ts; Rortb'
tpeitsrn no. 3 ipsiBer 72-4SAc; go.
3 ipsiBer, einbeimiider 45-46c; glo.
4 ipsiber AZ 43e; gso. 2 ssmifdter 43
-44e; gao. 3 ssmifhter, sinbeimiff.r
41a-42he; go. 4 semii9ter 39a-
40as.
gpbisfen.
Wtriduft purben GIL 9bls. Die
|tintrs Utniibsb goobs auf Der Bats
BON $1.40 per galIone.
@rpeeries.
aaffee. - Sabd 23--30e; Mlps
ta 90 -30e; Guatemala faucp 19e;I
30. gutter 17ae.
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6hieaao. %. Nlars.

S9psine. 3uiubr 1900. -
Wartt itpa9; guIt $9.75-9.90;
lei9ts $9.45-1O.50; ihipere $3.50
$50; Tertsl $7.50-8.65.
Rinbpisb. = 3ufubr 1000; Warft
itsiis; ginbsimiide Beef stisre $7.75
1000; stOders unb Geebers $500
-8.25; Siibe unb 6eifers S4.25-9.s
90; aGlber $7.75-10.O0.
G6afs. - 3ufubr 1900; Mar.t
I8,pa9; Dst6ers $S.60-9.20; gpss
$6.40-s.85; 2Gmmsr $9.75-11.s
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metaA @artt.
81 M gOrt, %. Mdrs.

Rem YOrt, %. Mdra.
aupfer. - Wurtt itetig.
glectrolptic, $28.00; Wtartt
nominal; fir Suni unb fpdtsr $26.75
eifsn. = Rartt fsIt unb uHpsrdHs
bert.
3inn. = Martt iietis; $49.5O gs'
boten.
glei. - $3.50 $40.
Speltsr. - asine Suotirungen.
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giebmarft.

t~S'~' ~ ~~-"''~N'tg 49, O''-J-s' 49,
Ielben Seit beg Dorbergeben3ben Cages
irarsn ipie folgt:
3ufu6r Rinb. S9ipeine S9dfe
27. Wadrs 1853 1925 223
2s. Mdrs =. 226 2778 80
0erIanDt pabrenb bsrTslben 3sii:
Rinop. S6psins Sdafs
81. Wdra =. 151 573
%. Mars -. 353 1893
Rimbbisb. = Die 3ufubr mar
bsute gerius, bic 1a9fraSe ebenfaas,
nnb bic prsiie plren itetig. Cute Beef
Stiibe pdrsn In Wa4frase unb tar,
CUTE Stoders unO Geeoers iinb itetig;
Mil6tiibe iDnreH rar urD itetig i'm
preijs.
Nlittlere unb I5fpere Stiere $3.50
$50; Saien $4.00-700; Jleif4er
Stisre $6.00-8.00; nuserlsiene bis
extra $s.25-s rs; Seifers 5000
500; auserldens bis ertra $8.10-8.s
so; siibe $4.5O 500; auserlsIene
bis ertra $625-6.90; Gnnners $4.s
OO-4.50; fstts Dairp aiihe $3.50
600; Mil9tiibe $35-S5; Stoders
unb 1eebers: Stiere $5.50-7.75;
5sifers $3.50 100; Siibe $500
SIS.
9ullen. Die 3ufubr mar MIR
mdbis. bic Rabfrdss cine CUTE uno
her Warit luar tart.
sJette guasn S7O0-7.25; Bologna
$6.O0-6.75; srtra $6.85-7.00; mas
gere uno leiate $500 800.
adl6sr- Die 3ufubr mar bsHe
te sismli8 srof Der Waartt langiam
unb bic prsife I'm 50-75c nieoriser.
Bette &dl6er S9.75-10.00; fair big
CUTE lst6ts $7.00-9.75; Oroindre unb
grobe $4.50-950.
S6peine. Die Nahfrage
mar cine auts, bic 3ufubr aiemlia
arob unb bic 9reiIs itiesen I'm 10
loo per 100 gfunb; segeH S9lub
purbs Der Wartt idpdher.
gute bis aussrlsIsne 9erpatunsss
unb Jlsiiaeriortsn $1020-10.25;
eemii8ts unb mittlsre $10.00-10.20;
lsi6te 9srianotiorten, 120 bis 155
plumb, 1920 9.45; Gertel, 40
pfunb uno psniser $3.50 $50; or
binGre Bis aussrleIsne ibpere fstte
SGue $50 $50; ertra $3.50;
Stass $500 700.
g 8afe uub 2dmmer.
lie 3uiubr nor asring unb taam ses
riigenb, um prsiIe gu stabliren.
S9afe. srtrI $7.75-8.00; CUTE
bis auserleIsne $6.75-7.65; orbindre
bis fair $500 $50; 2ammsr, EXTRA
$11.50-11.75; CUTE Bis auserleiens
$1,000 40; oroinGre Biz fair
$8.0o-10.Oo; gsi4orsns admmsr
st O0-10 an
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hSahta aph.

SuireIisr: .Seben Sis. bisfs eften
grinanttn finb 70 i9Sn. bab man he
bstHats fiir faIi& baltsn sOnntel.
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3 q tr- pft'It IrII. = WufIis
rirttr Gut Goat $3.50; poipbereo
$7.25; Cubes S7.55; sranulirter ST.
Is; Gonfsetionsrs ~. S7.15; Of
.al3 $500; iptiber eTtra S6.70. ertra
&C. $3.50 pei Plumb.
Mptaffes IN iietig. - Rem
Drlsdns Open astIs 45-65e; Gentris
fusnI 25-S4e per Gallons
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Bon, tSeIbm,arfte.
Gfrtinnatt. 2s. Uldr,, 1g1t

Gtsttnnati. 2s. NdrL 1915.
Die Ha6irsss mad Daueben mar aud
heuis risoer cine reat CUTE nab GeIe III
wtuig. Gnr 3arlttfn .os eal- puroen bon
een BaHten 4-4Hf beredHst, pdbreno
@sidaittpapierr 81 4--6% oisfonlirt pns
esH- 9m ciisnsn Warfie pnrben Tatlehen
on eau. ~ sK-4< zHo aui ,0tii ~ -
%Hz pIsesrt
essaiH ani slss Dsss
nurbsn 5u 15e Tisfcsto per $1,000 ssiidst
rsnieH berfapit. Die Gounterrate bstrdg
t0s Hrdmif per $1,000.
SeAia snf esssva.
eidt. De4itl auf eonbon purben ~
l77K-4eo per yfo. Sterlins suotirt. 6hr
Ue4ld aHf Berlin wurben SOC fiir4 Nferf
bsrehrsf, fdr Wefia aui YariS 17He brp
gvans, euf amfisroam 43e pro 0ulosa
urb aui Nisn lac per Krone, Qires 16c,
HubeI a, 6fanes lS@wsij) I9Ke.
1pHsss rsllsstisHsH
sarsn ruhig uno iteiia Dis BaHiea sus.
tirfH pls lslat:
Giaiauf. gsrtaui.
~ Bombs 1925 Coup. .i1fH -
- bsnes, 1918 $500 1917 l024
zts bsnbs. 1899 49,. Wv -
20 yeHama. .... W 80
81 Hsnana Coupon. .It3
eiiasins esuis.iimisss
9is umioBe i'm bieiIssH glsarinsbsus be.
lisisn lid bfuit aui s5,v43, 800.
xSfai erfurifatsH.
Ter Narii in aotaiisiuritaisn mar aud
bsuIe iDieoer isbr fart unD ber llmlaB Elm
bebtnftnoeh %roettr & Gamble aftitn
iiitsen aui 100, Ohio 9iths Was com. anf
20u, Columbia Gas aut lg4 uno 0lnt.
Wis q 0fectric auf 10. Gbip Siate 3el.
com. idloiien 5u 4OH uno @. ". d. 8. com
5a III. Ssfauit lrpsn:
an sss Dsrle
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Maswartiae Marfte.
Rem gOrt, %. Wdrs.

Msbl = Wartt anbaltenb felt.
Wsi5en. - Utartt itari; Ro. 2 bar
ter $1.274; go. / 0urum $1.304;
SO. l Rortbsrn 3mlutb $1.37l uno
80. l Nortbern Manitcba $1.39s I. 0
8. Rep Yort.
Wsli6torn. = Mlrtt fsit; 30. 2
sslbss 1885, {. /. T. Rsp gort.
Safer, Wlartt feit; StdHba.b
SOC; go. 8 psiber 4S1-49c.
Seu. - Martt fsit.
5auts. - Nlartt feit.
2ebsr. Uiartt isft.
PORT. - Martt feft.
Beef. - Warit felt.
GdmaI3. 9iartt tart; WsibbIs
Weit Sl1.80-11.90.
1alg. Uaartt feit.
Wple. - Martt itetig.
Rsis. - Wartt feit.
Molafes. - Mtartt feit.
3uder. Rokr. - Marft fsit. =
Centrifugal $3.50; MOlafTss $5.12;
rGffinirter feit, 10 9untis boher; Gut
2raf $s.15; Gruibeo $500; Moulo
u $3.50; CUBES $3.50; XXXX
pOipbsrsb $40; Gsinsr @ranuIirtsr
500; DIAMOND u $500; Gonfees
tionsrs' U $500; Ha. l 1886.
Gbieaso, %. Rdrs.
Wsissn. - Jdr Daai $1.10F1.s
13s, am s&lub $113s; fiir SuIi
S1.os3-1.l0a, am SdIub $1.1oi.
Wsliatorn. Sir Mot 72s-
1896, am Sdlub 734; fir Suli "a
75sc, am Ghlub 755e.
Saisr. - Fir Waai 4S1-43tc, am
S6Iuk 434e; fir Suii 424-429c, an
SdIuB 42gc.
ROsseu. - SO. 2 95ac.
gerfte. = 60-74e.
aimotbp. - $4.5o-S.00.
aIee. - S10.OO-18.75.
pOrt. sir Wsai $22. .s5- 23.15,
am S9lub $23.12; fir Suli $22. 70
22.95. am SdIub $22.95.
S6maIs. Sir Mlai 11.45-11.a
60. ON S@Iub 11.67; fir SuIi 1.67
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-16
France Declines to
Let Milk Shipments
Reach Fatherland

WASHINGTON. Ian. i5,--l'rance has
declined "for military reasons" TO per-
nit shipments Of condensed milk by char
table Organizations In the United states
to Germany and Austrla-lIunEsry for use
OF the babies OF those countries. AM
tassador sharp at Paris and Ambassa-
dor Pase at London were authorized re-
Gently by Secretary Ism ing TO inquire
" the governments OF Franco and Great
Britain would permit such shipments
after tho American Red Cross had agreed
10 undertake supervision Of the dlslrlbn-
ton Of the milk TO assure It's use for the
rightnh purpoae. Ambassador sharp's
reply Was received today by the state
department. A paraphrase follows.
The French government under date OF
January 10 reports receipt OF your in
curry, u states that on account OF mill
tary reasons It IL not willing TO authorize
shipments Of milk either 20 Germany or
Austria-Iiunsnry, oven II tho American
Red cross Will supervise distribution"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-16

form Of a Mexican general. was placed
temporarily in vsult here late today.
There was no ceremony. That, said menu
bers OF his family. would await the time
when they could take the casket Of the
former president Of Mexico to the capital
Of his country. When Carranza officials
were asked when that time might be. one
repliedi Not n a thousand years
That his body be buried in Mexico City
was the dying request Of Heurta.
No Request f. MADE.
At the same time II was stated that no
request for permission to take the gem
erals body to Mexico City had been made
TO Venustiano Carranza, first chief Of
the recognized government of Mexico,
through any OF his agents here or at
Juarez. Plans for a mass meeting here by
Americans TO discuss the situation were
cancelled today ON the orders Of Mayor
Tom Lea. IL being decided that no meeting
would be held until trains sent south to
bring Americans out Of Mexico arrived
safely on the American side of the border.
Confirmation OF reports Of the execu-
tion Of General Jose Rodriguez by Colonel
Maxine MARQUEE was received. coupled
with the statement that his body would
be brought to Juarez for verification by
Americans Of the action OF the Carranza
government.
Mall advices from Torreon brought de-
tails Of the occupation or Gomez palacio
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-16

by the united commands Of Calexto Con-
tteras. Canuto Reyes and Pedro Moreno
and other advices were that General Ar
sumsdo had reached point near Ber-
mijilo. This was not confirmed The same
source reported the Baguna district in the
hands Of anti-Carranza forces.
war OF determination.
An official report from General Jacinto
Trevino said bands of villa bandits would
be exterminated wherever found
While the Carranza consul stated no
armed force would be permitted TO enter
Mexico to aid I'm the determination Of
villa bandits. IL was rumored here that
such a movement is being organized along
the border. The body of Huerta lay in
state in the house on a side street which
had been occupied by his family and re-
tinue while he was a prisoner of the
United States at Fort Bliss on suspicion
that he was planning a new revolt in
Mexico.
His casket was drsped in the Mexican
flag, and upon 1t lay his jeweled sword,
the gold laced chapeau he had worn on
state occasions as president of Mexico
and the gem-set stars and orders that be-
declSed his breast as the head for time
OF the Mexican nation.
Candles burned at the head Of the
casket. behind two of his former military
staff who acted as guard OF honor while
all around sat weeping women eSrbed in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-16

More than 100 Americans sun re-
main in what is considered the dan
ger zone.
Are Expected Monday.
The latter. Il was hoped. would reach
American territory aboard a special train
Monday. sent from FL Paso last night
and which according to advices received
by United states officials arrived at Par
raj tonight. The refugees who arrived
tonight said the special train passed
through Chihuahua city this morning.
Reports we're current that incendiary
posters we're being circulated In Juarez
declaring that several Mexicans had been
killed in the brawls that attended last
nights demonstration here. but Mexican
consular officials declared they could
find none
Mexicans. who for the sake of safety
we're required TO stay within doors last
night during the demonstrations result
ing from the murder OF the Americans
by villa bandits at MADEIRA last Monday.
reappeared on the streets today.
Many OF them. members OF the "clen-
tifico element" showed themselves at the
bier Of General Victoriano Huerts. the
former president OF their country who
died last night, the prisoner Of the Amer
lean government
Huerta's body. CARRIED in the SNOWY uni
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-16
REFUSE HUERTA A
CRAVE IN MEXICO
Not in Thousand Years" Carranza
Official Says When Asked When
Body Can Be Sent.
AssAss1Ns' VICTIMS BURIED

Ell PAsO, Tex. Jan. 15.-Three
OF the victims OF the Santa Ysabel
Mexico, massacre. Thomas Evans,
NJ. B. Romero and j. H. woon. were
inferred today without demonstra-
ton on the part OF Americans.
whose threats against Mexieans led
to the establishment OF virtually
martial law in the city last night.
Fifty-two Americans, including
number of women and children, ar
rived here tonight at 1915 O'Clock
from Chihuahua City, the region
where alleged villa bandits slaugh-
tered eighteen foreigners last Mon
day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-16

We must hurry this
splendid stock into the
homes Of the people.
Take advantage Of this
opportunity and buy
everything you need for
present as we'll as future
use. We will arrange
easy terms on any pur-
chases which you wish
to make.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-16
Stops Tobacco Habit
in One Day
Sanitarium Publishes Free Book
Showing How Tobacco Habit Can
BE Banished in From One
to Five Days at Home.

The elders Sanitarium located at $50
Main St, st. Joseph, Mo, has publ shed
free book showing the deadly effect
Of the tobacco habit, and how IL can be
banished in from one to five days at
home.
Men who have used tobacco for more
than fifty years have tried this method
and say it is entirely successful, and in
addition 70 banishng the desire for to-
bacco has improved their health wonder
fully This method banishes the desire
for tobacco, no matter whether Il is
smoking, chewing, cigarettes or snuff
dipping.
AS this book is being distributed free,
anyone wanting q copy should send their
ment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-16

DEessers
Going at $6.25
Going at So. IS
Going at $1O.2S
Going at $3.50
Going at $1,000
Going at SIS. rs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-16

RubeVs immense Stock of Home Furnishings Must Be CT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-16
Laugh at
Dyspepsia
Ny simply Using stuar,'s Dyspepsia
Tablet After ANY Meal You
Want 90 Eat.

u sounds allassit riiiru ons TO think OF
eating a bis meal without pain and dts
comfort afterwards, doesn't h9 Wei. try
this s!mple reredy an uemonsirate It's
truth. ThonsaRdn UPON thousands Of dys-
peptics have o. K.'d stuarrs Dyspepsia
Tablets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-16

black.
General John J. Pershing. American
commander placed lines OF troops in the
Mexican section OF FL Paso to proven
a repetition OF last nights disorders.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-16

III is NOT sBrplsing. Ia view Of the
fictitious neutrality ~ the president that
the end should have bbrn put TO your
work and you must caIcf back with you
ne knowledge that yea have dOne your
duty according 20 the best 81 y0ar ability
As long 40 q Uas possible. Our people
uiIl never forget this Of you.
"a viii gladly comply with yldF pro-
pssaI 70 send q line from time 70 tme
md Il would Do very pleasant for me 20
receive one from you occasionally espe-
flaliT n b. proposals you mean such as
could 81 discussed With some gentleman
~ the German house Of Columbia uni
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-30
4 COTTAGE IN A CHINE

We reached the place by night, And heard the waves breaking: They came to meet us with candles
 alight
 To show the path we were taking A myrtle. trained on the gate, was
 white
 With tufted flowers down shakifg Wa head beneath her wing, A nttle wren was slepeing- So near, I had found it an easy
 thing
 To steal her for my keeping From the myrtle bough that with
 easy swing
 Across the path was sweeping. DowL rocky steps rough-hswed, Where cup-mosses lowered, And under the trees, all twisted
 and rude,
 Wherewith the dell was lowered They led us, where deep in its
 solitude
 Lay the cottage, leaf-embowered. The thatch was all bespread With climbing passion flowers; Tbcg were wet, and glistened with
 raindrops, shed
 Ttat day in genial showers. Was rever sweeter nest" we said, Than this little nest of ours." Jean Ingelotw.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-30
OCTOBER

Softly down the wooded glen,
 Tassled with the plumy thistle, Steps the Piper Pied again,
 Blowing on his mellow whistle, Squirrels bark and call of quail
 Mimics he, the tuneful Varlet, As he steals along the dale
 Ragged in his golda nd scarlet. Close behind him as he plays,
 Hand in hand, there follow after All the little summery days,
 Light Of foot and full of laughter Arms heaped high with autumn
 spells, ....
 Goldenrod and purple aster, Caught within the Pipre's tolls,
 Fast they follow him and faster. Only down the wooded glen,
 RaYished of its plumy thistle, Far and faint is heard again
 The echo of the Piper's whistle! Frances camp.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-30

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The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-30
A letter from Mrs. J. M. Ruffner

A letter from Mrs. J. M. Ruffner states that she and MT. Ruffner were at that time in Saint Paul. guests of the Saint Paul hotel. They he'd been to numerous dinners luncheons, theatre parties and au- tomobilR trips, the guests of the KeU, s of saint Paul, who are brothers and sisters of Dr. L. S. Keller and J. M. oKller of Skag- way. From saint Paul they will 20 on 10 Cincinnatti, returning about the first of Octobef, and will go on to Atlin.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-30

Modern Equipment Electric Lighted Standard and Tourist
 no Cars Excellent Dining Car Seryice Measa la Carte
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-30

MT. and Mrs. A. E. Kinde!l en- tertained at dinner on sunday for Mrs. Frank Webster, Mrs. Hazei G. Kirmse, Mrs. Louis2r.S. Keller ap Mir. E. R. stiVers. The llV1ng room was beautifully decked with cut flowers, asparagus ferns and potted plant. The table was e1- quisite with dainty china, cut glass and silver and centered witha sil- yer vase of red asters and ferns. The yiands were deliciOusly cooked and were chiefly of the skagWay products.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-30

Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Ganty and their two children, Prosper and Marian, are home from an extend ed .'-;I in the States. First they visited with MT. Ganty's parents, Mir. and Mrs. P. H. Ganty of Gig Harhcr, Washington; then with Mr. Ganty's grandmother, Mrs- Tyther of Kelso, Washington, next & busi- ness trip to Bend, Oregon, and from there to Portland,O regon, for a long visit wth an old time friend of Mr5. Ganty's, Mrs. Charles Sea man. The family Is now at home for the winter In their pretty cot tage home on Sixth Avenue, be- tween State and Main Streets.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-30

O. Thursday afternoon Mrs. W. c. Blanchard, assisted by Mrs. F.. J. Weber entertained at auction bridge in honor of Mrs Willard R uillery. The house and table decorations were Of beautiful laV- ander and pink asters. The prize' framed photograph of Taku gla- cier, was won by Mrs. Hermann Miller. A temp'iEg luncheon was serv .d after cards. The guests wer, Mrs. F. J. Weber, Mrs. E. J. shaw. Mrs. Hermann Miller, Mrs. ? H Ganty, Mrs. A. c. Blanch- ard, Mrs. Norman 2. Black, Mrs. K. Van de Wall, Mrs. w. C.. Gable, Mrs. w. L, Landsborough' MT [ c. Ballou and the honor guest, Mrs. Willard R. Hillery.