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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-13

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bHr9 ibEe @eriDsnbuns ais GdHittbIumen
Tehr berabaeminbert piro. lin IulGe
Bitten, nadbem fe bou erbliht Iino, often
3u haIten, ftelt man ie nit ben Stielen
biz an ben aeid IN @oHgr, bern ma cine
auf ben gfIaH5snorBanismus Iabmenb
pirfsnbt 6ubaan5 augeiebt BAT. Sisrs
bnrn lptrbeR bic 9tIhe uHo 9lumsn6ldts
ter boatommen untefoeoIid esnaGt, obns
bah has ausIsbtn ber Bliie cine Atrs
beryno erlsibst. Bel glhten, iDeEds be-
reits / BIS 2 9ags eebIabt ba6en, selingt
bas @erfdhrta am poItommeaftea. GolHe
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I1bntnb nirIsnben S~ubfian5eH fnnb:
aIaun, Gulfot, gorar. adIium6lOrdt
oba altphDi. Mnbererieits trsengsa aud
g1etaniaI5t IN tpGTsr;sen qofungsR bsus
IsLbxn 3ped. Gs ptrben mittelIt timer
SniestionsIprise, beren BABEL In BET @ss
ptnb bes glltsnbobeus stneeitodsn pirb,
ginQefHhrt. Gin sropfsn Der 2oiuHs gss
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sisIen.
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ten Der bDrtsHfen itatt rcia btdu bliibsnb
al MAIDEN, mas babnrn eeldiebt, baB bic
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isbe beIigbies Gnrbe gtben, ipenn mon ben
BfitenftnaeI bsr Gdnge nod bur1iti4t
Hnb be 9Iumsn In Mafisr felt, In BEN
cine bslimmts. rott, blane, gtIbs CRIME
etc. anilinforbe beisemiiGt il.
Eine tntereFaRtere 8IumsHFdrbuna
pirb bobur9 erSisIi, ipenn maj tiHe
Mprtt NIT ~tleinen, erinsn aHofpsn Hsben
sineu bIahenoen Gleanoer felt, icbub
befen Blittn5peige iber Der Mprts
hdnuen. Die Ma1rtt bitht bunn In ben
msifen gaaen rpTd. mo6tr bus tommt.
boFar Heet nod isine ausrsiGtnoe GttIds
rung Dor.
Mlt 1T has 9~eftrsben. pFlanstn aus
BEN tDinitrLi1en Ruhesaftonb gu eripsdeu
mnb sum Wo6Im anb Blihm su brins
gen. 3nerjt mar man eiHfdh bemiibt, bic
@fonaen bsa kmmenben GinfliIen Bee
Wintets gu snt5isben mn burh Durbles
ting Ron giinTtigsn observation-disclosures
gen sum Badistam 81 5pinssu. Bel
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-13

benbs aritn auT tintm @lamm 5u b%trtinis
gen. tells a6sr auh, I'm poltommsutrs
nnb soblrsihtrt Biumtu Su erlangen,
bisIfdH dbsr auh I'm ibrts fonbtrbdrtn
NnsIebens ptaen, iptnn man ). 3. auf
Qrien nit Ihlamiem Stamm sinen
qugtIlattas Iebt. Del Ghinupis muIti'
pier iriit cine Notwithstanding CORN
uuf. bic tinRIia bur9 ben SHnitt srBtuei
irirb.
Sm anasmtinsn tam man faatn, bdb
pfrOpfen unb Ctnliersn, iur5 oas @,rs
sbtIn. mn ban ssIiRgt. penn bic llHisr'
Iaaen, ipelds btrtbelt iperbsu Totltu, nit
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ibrtr 6pIss unb RinbtnbiIbung gu tinoHs
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Iinb Is okr nur in ben isItsnItsn 5Glsu,
neil rten zinc inrlgr BrrtlHeuue bes
6pIsss bier ni9f, obtr nur dusndtniss
tpsiIs, ftattfinbet. GtIInesn folas @sr'
binbuussn abr, 70 finb fe immsr bots
iHteTendnt.
2HnIitrssugniHs bss @Grtnsrs tnb aud
bic iaponiidm 3psrspfIanSsH. Sbrs ans
audit bsiitht in elmer Harlem uno 6Fttrsn
3nriidfHneibung, Ddrbittung bon mugersr
Groe unb 3ultir IN tleinsH Gef6Btn. 6ls
Nnb oIfo bisrHu6 6unssrfprmsn, bets
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ais fs unbebinst sum qeben notis BADEN.
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ben.
gisls 9Iumsn, beionStrs bic Farbsns
prdntiorn GesroIsn, bnben bic Gigens
i6oft bob Fs fd in ben Nodt', anbsre
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-13

gudsnbIGtftr irdssn, ipnssrn auF GiHen'
bIdttsr fDlgsn an DemieIbeH 3ioetst
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fhen an dnbersn 3iptioen trug. @st6s
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uEht betaHnt, ober NIT ADli6t Fnb BIZ
WereeslnHagn dasesfIbrt unb In ihopfe'
rider eauns bat bic Qatur bic Rsifer
nafisa, bIibsn unb gebsihsH IaHen.
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fes in Yaris bat Dor stfp1 is SnbttH EN-
Gran5oIs auf weibsn bersbtlte Hofsn unh
Rirf1en uub @urssn, bic an tiHem Sos
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tuu1Gen, gtSeigt.
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beridigbenen 3eitfdriftsn abgebiEbet ipcr'
ben. WdbrIdeinlid finb Bel eisienl
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tisrgn bes au~aRqGrtnsrs. DurA 8afal
entTtanb zine ebbdre GbsrsTde. Gis
fpurbe bura sinsa 6irier ~gsfunben. Don
ikr nabin man Rsiftr, Biz maj dHf ge'
p6hnfine Gbsrsidsn breebsIte, fnOab oiss
ftr gru6tbauua tsuts nidt msbr 70 lelten
lift. 9un bic Rarunte, 10 Elm Nittsls
bina srif6en apriiefe unb pfIaune, IL
bod arcBsr aIs be GpritDit urb aud
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nigen S~abrgbntsn t~Hiitanbens abr irsHa
1Detb man Ri9t..
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mir sinem JabidHer In Gnbomeris1. VI
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singm MfFiondr, BET na9 elmer beIHtner'
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bic Sterilization brahte, bic auf getpDhns
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-13

su brineeH, boB II nHstnshms, tbbdre
5rifte tfdae2 Seboh ttins Rnmsn fnb
auF uHisre 3eit iberlommsn, bic urs bon
ben MeHI6tn bsridtsttn. bic dls erite an
Der 9floHRn btranerperirasniisrt haben,
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reide 9trfads stu gang nsuts Qatarrsid
auf GrbeL bas aeih Der Sigrs unh
pIanSsnfornsn, d~b1tdnbtrt bonn Mtns
If6n unb 70 seIddffen fir ben Rsnidm'
goed.
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bur1 moglih, bab bic RdtursrpaHismen
tsiHs fefitsbeabeu G0rmsn, felns feHittbsns
ben GiqsnfaaFten baben, tHrs, soB he
psrdnbsrIi9 fnb. o. Hiebt ebsn ouss In
Der Ratur, zines geht in bas anpert iber,
fsin Stgunismus stidt einem oubsrsn.
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urgit eeblisben, ie Ipirfi anb iGdFFt no1
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ben. 6ierHit rebnet nod brute Der zitrs
5iiatsr unb bsr gfIaasensiinter. unb
btibe beHabsn ft 5ur NerbolItommHune
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iresnh einen Wert bnben.
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bauo.In. eripdbnen R~O5snf5ds auf bsnen
Aepfsl tpnffen, GrDbetrbdufls unb ioas
Fies Rnricftdten. Sur Grtlaruas biefsr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-13

bertn ni6t. % seigtt Fa, bab Sci pieIsn
Nrtsn be DiRterrabt ft1t fen IN u1b
man iid nob unbsrsn wsrfabren umisben
muBts, bic In ber gtlDinGhten 6lnIfnt
pirtfarntr ipdren. 9iefe @eria6e baden
ant pielfa1 suFritbsnEtatnbt Rduliote
esseisist. fObab hsute eins grObers Qns
sabI 9trfaIren hionnt fiRb, bic es ers
nlDglihsn, pFtanSen gu frsiben. Beions
Oers bdbsn fa BIER BE Mstbsrs anb
@urmbubDrfdbrsn gang rOrsisIi4 IN Der
prGrig betpdbrt.
Disfss asthefiEeren iDirb in Der WdTt
dasgefiibrt, bak man bis WflaRssn In
cine nit glstber gdhtrGnggrte 1ts
mofphdre btinet uHb tisr IS Stun6eH
btrfDeiIra IdBt. 6itrdaf EouneR bic
pfIutsen fofprt IN ben Srtibr4um. Gs
III ouffonsnb, boB bura bisIe BtbdHbs
lung BE gilanssn ni1i MIR gu elmer
nornalsn ausbfIbung ibrsr gidttsr urb
gIitsn DttdnlnBt ptrbsn, fonbsrn H
aud nisl f9ntasr aIs IonIf tr.ibsR IaFen.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-13

ans 5u San tcmrnsn spefDen, - an uns
ritb's nidt fsbIen, bob lie fiji 70 pobl
aIs nar ru0sliA Del nns fabEsn feasn,"
benefit Der girssrmeifer. Damn nsT0bs
Edieoe Id mid BON Der tlugsn uTb lRs
bensndrbigen GrseIsns, btrsn srDbes Ders
i~raIfunqstaieAt mir bon feingr unb geguss
rtfasn partsisn 70 Itbr gerGbmt pprbsn
tear, uno bon bsHen perf0HIidgsy 8ssaahts
fddft ih ben Ginbrud zines MdRn:s bon
eans hgrrorrdgenbsn @eifess unb 9ers
geHseietaidoftgn mitaehms. IN bg Tdr
I6drFEe q mir nOnmals Elm: nBsrssHen
gs ia nidt, due Wisnsr, bic Ss Ordaben
trefFsn, bon ihrsm BargsrmsiFsr bsr;Ii9R
au grtibsn.' ...a
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19
Aviation and Discipline

Reprimands by courts-msrtal for the gen
eral commanding the aviation corps Of the
United States army and for Judge advocate
general suggest that something is not all right.
That the offenses for which punishment is as
sessed we're not serious, being technical In each
Instance and involving only army procedure.
does not entirely Danish the thought that a re-
fern in methods is needed. The organization
OF the military aviation service has not been
satisfactory at any time. Like most OF our
work in the army, II has been done in a happy
go-lucky way, one series OF experiments follow
Ing another, while the great military establish
ments of Europe were building up an aerial
navigation arm that makes ours look like boys
play We have achieved some creditable re-
suits but not without much friction.
This condition Is due In great measure TO the
continual Interference by congress with the
work Of the army. In no instance have the sol-
dlers been left to work out their own problems
Without meddllng from the politicians Money
and time alike have been FILTERED away and
nothing has been accomplished, because "influ"
cnee' has been more potent than professional
training. The aviation corps Is just repeating
the experience Of each OF the other arms Of
the service process that ia as inevitable as II
Is exasperatlng.
Tho army bills now going through congress
could be- made TO serve great purpose without
ieopardizlng any Of the rights Of the people,
SIMPLY by putting the control OF the army into
the hands Of the soldiers and keeping the poll
ticinns out Of the service.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19
what Dewey nid.

OMAHA, April ls.-To the Editor Of
The Bee | note that Adah Price writes
from Delta, Colo, that the American
people treated Admiral Dewey very shah
billy, For truths sake we should remem-
her that the undetermined Dewey VIC
tory was over few Spanish tubs that
could not shoot within half a mile an far
as Deweys guns. All that Dewey did was
to stay out Of range and batter these
apniarda 70 pieces, II was as safe as an
afternoon tea. safer than riding In a
lltney
The hyeterlca American nation went
crazy ever Dewey. There never was such
a national hero and until our hero
showed his feet OF clay he was the idol
Of tho American people. tila admirers
gave him fine homa in Washington.
furnished so completely that ali he had
20 do was 10 hang his hat on the hall rack,
and what did Dewey dof He married a
dealsning widow and gave this house TO
her and on the day that he did this
foolish, sentimental thing he wus hisaed
when ne went 60 the theatsr IN Wash
inEten.
You cannot talk about 'the lnrratltuds
or republics with such a shining tS.
ample q the ingratitude Of Admiral
Dewey Admiral Dewey hAA gotten and
u SETTING eli thu praise ana honor that
he u entitled 20. y. N, cofsi.lNa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19
ImmortalItY thAt Comm,

Now that President Wilson haa dipped hia
eaelnfeather pen Into official nk and made
law 81 the Measure that acts up an American
Aeademy Of Arts snd i.stlera, 40 may reason.
ahly sxpegt a scramble that will make tbs rush
d set into The Hall ~ Fame lnak llke peaea
mentlpg u may eyea snFpaas The ruah 70 set a
msdallion IN lhe tfleta Ut the CAFnssis Institute
A. pitlshafeh. HAT ths eiton i worlh shlla
fVF Il mas eise as better IDEA u iusi hes Tar
Immortality may be aeeaFsd bY Las, waits the
committee a deliesfalna a. Va ehp mas ha "a
mllgad ~ ths haapFahle FualeF lha ACID teat W.
popularity Eli prevail - la peaalble lmmaftal,
iD. oue ot the beauties pf oaf hatlans life 81
ihal Ike hamtisas flllsea hss aults a. much 10
aa Alta The making % regulations ~ does the
greatest The hesl saiipf nay aei sAla Ws
aathaf FSen g psek et ihs iaasF e,glls ~ ihs
elagsnsd Hatasl AamlfAfan saFlftA iaal saah
lass8 By lte, hai he naednt sntft "a ieas a.
81 san lsss tls laaslsie Ntlasafs - psssias
Eases saaa Is lhe hasa aad eAfhsnsa a lor
ttalaf mauel
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19
Permission 70 Feed the Poles.

Russia has announced willingness 10 per-
nit the United states TO send food supplies into
Poland. for the relief Of the starving women
and children Of that devastated country Six
centers for the distribution Of food and cloth
Ing Will be designated by the cars government.
TO which supplies from America will be admit
ted outside OF these the Germans Will be
charged with the responsibility OF making provl-
aIon for the helpless and Astitute Just how
this limitation OF the work will finally affect
the situation may only be surmised, but 1t Is
not unreasonable TO think that the six centers
for American activity Will shortly become the
most populous In Poland, The assent OF Rus
sa TO the plan will surely carry with II the ac-
auiescence OF England and France. and tho
United States will thus be permitted to partic-
pate stlll further in the war by assuming the
care of more OF the innocent victims OF the
dreadful strife.
Poland's predlcament Is especially unhappy,
but It's people will find the response to their
appeal from America as sympathetic and as
generous as did the Begans and the Serbians.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19
Holland Feels the Pinch.

The Dutch are experiencing more than ever
the effect Of the war. Shortage Of wheat and
flour has placed the populace on war bread
ratlons, and vigorous protest is going up.
Same blame, according to adyices from Berlin,
IL attached to the United states because of fail
ure to more vigorously protest against the sea
blockade policy Of the allies Holland has had
az experience unique and unpleasant as a spec
tator TO the military operations In Europe, Com
PEELED from the first day TO maintain It's army
on a war basis the Dutch government has pre-
served 10 neutrality against external pressure
exceeding that sustained by any other European
country It's opportunity for traffic with Ger
many has laid extra vigilance AGAINST Ne COM
merce with the rest Of the world and the re-
ported shortage Of toodatufts 10 natural Fe-
ault The war ia cruelty emphasizing the inter-
dependence Of the nations
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19
Thirty Years Ago
This Day in Omaha
: osmpilsa from nss rllss.

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w pn & " hls FIRST iaNs 80 safnantaf wafk Fhe
Atiias 49, etHpl7d az aas tlHe ~ Nawmef
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tea
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fttiat fsantsea tsfe sH q ts.H ssaf $50 haa.
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sa'eqals. Hlset'es fe Hsse l1p 81 zee wsaias
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sals rssAae fasss q iaaassF o.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19
Bryan Takes Up Reform Proposed by The Bee

Bryan Takes Up Reform Proposed oy Inc Bee
In his current commoner, William J. Bryan
takes up reform originally proposed by the
6dtor of The Bee, namely that the voter should
be allowed TO prepare and mark his ballot at
home and have II collected by the postnan and
thus assembled for counting and canvassing, Mr..
Bryan asks for voting by mail only for the pri-
mary, but this merely proves that he has not
thought out the subject, for there ID no good
reason why II should be extended to the pri-
mary, but not TO regular elections. lie also
bases the demand on alleged disadyantage OF
present polling arrangements 10 the farmer as
compared with the city dweller when the true
foundation is the need Of readjusting the cleo
ton machinery to present-day conditions for
accommodating the voter and according abso-
lite equality OF opportunity TO all voters regard
less OF where they live. The editor Of The Bee
outlined the plan OF voting by mail to members
OF the last Nebraska legislature, in his address
on the short ballot program, and expressed
personal conviction that this would be one OF
the coming developments In election reform to
keep our government fully responsive to the
will Of the people.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19
LINES TO A LAUGH,

what's this, dauxhteFf You lei NJ
Flupdah ahem you barely knQN, klsa
sou
Sow mathaf, let's aat thta thlnM
flshf : Aianit iai Nina Ai#s me- merely
lst Nlm tFf Louisville GNNFtHrsA anFHal
nfdd Al aainmahils "a ~ different
ffam 4 hafsa
ilfeeWs Why, ~ eeuras
NnW aeH hefaa autA fastar whhR
he sAHs NsmN tNea AheN kalMa awAR
tFNW home
Well teRsat an autNmepils
on na fRu ssel an kHinHahiis often
haa ta ha taRpt htms NeN fefk
NtsH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19

According to Secretary Of state Pool. demo-
ats cannot write In republican names on the
mary ballots and have them counted. There
in be nothing. however. TO stop democrats
ON favorIng republicans In the November cleo
BIZ and making their votes count.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19

No doubt railroad claim agents win admit,
pr arguments sake, the justice Of the shippers
biecton to fixed values for stock killed on the
had. Producers and carriers know from long
Experience that cattle acquire high social stand
on the railroad rlght-oi.way and their
orih cannot be determined BY common market
Flea DO you SGT il'
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19

With the World-Herald's troubles with
Dor unions The Bee la not concerned. but
al paper will do we'll 10 make no inyldious
Smparisons Whatever trade agreements The
&c has made we have scrupulousy endeavored
observe. and furthermore have incorporated
them arbitration clauses to cover any mat
rs OF dispute.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19

Subscribers leaving tho city temporarily
should have The Bee mailed TO them. Adj
dress win be changed as often az requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19

Those two bryan appointees 10 federal Jobs
nose confirmation Is being held up by the SEN
or may as well figure definitely on only a
mporary tenure.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19

Plenty Of gasoline on hand" says another
'lcial statement Every service station cheer
whispers like news TO consumers.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19

department qualified TO exercise the ac-
Tent hoodoo would be a desirable addition 10
e New Haven as also the New York Central
aff
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19

That hideous electric welcome arch still dis
lures the nucleus OF omaha's civic center.
ow much longer, Mr.. City Planning Commits
bnf
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19

q pmats haa ~ 81 % lAnseia m SCI q
a.aa srpei q b iss faHeRf taamiisIea ~
ee lsla saa pel the 4assfeaF eheta haip
maH saNgN fhste seaa lRtmstIaa tp
ha,s bu' ss hvfs "a saa bass a. So sa ith
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19

The State departments farewell notes prom.
to rival the record of farewell engagements
the stage.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19

King Menelik OF Abyssnia was reported
lad dozen timea before the final shuttle.
bssIbly the Mexican publicity bureau backs
lila for the record.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19
MReesM
-&AwRW

Blame- ~ ON Lack Of Police.
o..AHA. April ls-To the Editor ot
The Bee--There appeared an article
IN last Sundays Issue OF your pa
per headed. "Bcmls Park swept by
Playground Row There Ia no row
among the residents Of Bemls park and
there VIII DC no row among them rci
gardess Of whether or not the play
grounds ARE maintained There may be
differences Of opinion. but no rows
fln~ the principal objection TO the
Fairgrounds II The rowdylsm which oc-
ours after the little folks have gone home
oeeasioned by persona who DO not live
near the park This Ia not the fault
Of the playground II IL the lack ot
police protection II the city would in
stall policeman In Bems park at night
time with instructions to rid the par
Of undealrables, there would DO no occa-
sion for complaint No one wants dis
turbances about their homes, but don't
lay II 20 the Fairgrounds. Put the blame
where II beonks~lack OF police super
vision, Why should not Bemls park have
q policeman suppose the answer will
be lack Of funds" Well, give ~
policeman part OF the time. A few
healthy lessons would mako the pres
ence on policemen loss necessary. Tho
people Of Bernls park viii welcome some
recognition. JOHN W PARISH.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19

After all the Joy OF the ylctors Is Swallowed
the fatiguing prospect OF six months Of but
aholing and campaign cigars.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19

The short ballot movement should now gain
lot OF recruits
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19

IT'S long time from April to November. AZ
cry man nominated Will soon realize
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19

Voting that ponderous ballot ia small sdu.
ion In itself
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19

The base ball score board may look forward
w 10 receiving little less distracted atten-
II
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-19
How Shakespeare Looked
LITERARY Digest.

WHAT Shakespeare looked like in the flesh ap'
w pears 10 be locked IN the impenetrabe mystery
o. time. More artistic crimes to have
been committed In his name than In any other Amid
all tho counterfeit presentnents the best plan seems
20 be to take the fancy chooses for those that
bear the best testimonials for authenticity are a.
dverae apples. grapes and coeoanuta since
Shakespeare has come 10 be adopted by other than
English admirers he has borne French, German
Italian Danish Of features, according to the
national traits Of tho artist depicting him Our
artist ncnes 10 favor the 'chandoa portrait, which
with the "stratford." THE Ely Place" The Fen
nerf THE Jenner." compose the authoritative
portraits" This group Is still outside the three ac-
eepted porratg-the STAFFORD bust, the Drooshoht
engraving and the "D'Ayenant bust" that come with
quito unmpeaehable credentials, and yet bear not
the slightest resemblance 10 another The
claims Of these three examined by Mr. Appleton
Morgan. president Of the New York Shakespeare 10.
ciety They are. be declares IN the Catholic World
the only ones among the hundreds-nay thousands
Of portraits Of Shakespeare that Challenge technical
or oven perhaps serious consideration presumptyo
likeneasea"