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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-28
Nfaoemilde 2ebrer treten fir oent-
ihen ltnterrid)t ein.

Sn Der lesten 9ilrl1ii1er Der be-
fannten afaoeiniiben 3eitihriit
Science" lit elm interelIanter Sc
riht entbalten iiber Die %. c5abres-
neriammltng ser Sbio'er 9lfaoernie
Der @ilieni6aften, IN Ser aud Die
sSrage Der Grteilltng oes oelltlhen
llnterridts an boberen 2ebranitaltcn
sur Sprode fam ltn0 nah alien 9iid).
tllngen Jin griinoli6 erortert lplroc.
Das @rgebnis Der Gebatte biloete
nadltebenoer geibluB;
Sic Obioer slfaoemle Der gSilieH-
ihaften nimnt gal5 entihieoen Stel-
l,lna gegen Die III oen 2ebrpldnen
neridiebener llnIerer boberen 9ebr-
anItaIten geiibte ltrterbriidllng bes
oelttiben llnterrihtes.
Ser oelltId)e ltnterriht ic(lte nidjt
mir megen oes otreften gorteiIs, oen
bie Geurtis bieier Sprahe fiir uulere
5rllppen i'm auslanoe bat, fortseleti
iueroen, ionoern neil er cine unbe-
Ding nottpenoiee @runologe biI6ct
fiir Die 8iiienidoft unb iiir ieocs
fru6tbringenoe StuOiltnt.
v9ie @eanerid)aft ser slniierten
gilt nidt ser Sprode. ionoern
98reuBii6en Sheen" lrno ieoe 9onb-
hing Die cine mirfiame gntipideluna
BON @iifenibaft uno Stiioium per-
eitelt ilno Die oapon obbGneieen sSil-
ouitrien ibdoigt, fomnlt uniereu
sSeinben 5uglite.
Die &erian1nllltng fon6 am ,Sl,.
III ltatt; oab iett, na6 iait bier Wo-
nateil, Die 3eitihrift es fir notipell-
Dig bGlt, an beroorragen0er Stele
allf ben Sel6luB bin5ufpeiien, 5eigt
flur uno oeutlid), einen mie bo6eil
9Sert oie Better auf ieine 8erbreituna
III ben gebil0eten Greiieu oes Splfcs
leoen. IS bonoelt lid babel lm cine
Der in Der lebten 3eit intlncr b0lliiq
fperoenoen &iVlogebltngen bon pirf.
Iih maBgebenoer Seite aus gegen oit
non unperantiuortli6en 9emaaoqel,
uno 6onotifern betriebene Sese ae.
gen aIles, uaS oeittIhen llrlprllngs
lit uno MIR ourh Die oeitti6e Spru-
DIE anberen 3uganalid 9erua6t per.
Den fnnn0er 9eifluB otmet oenlei.
ben 8eiit oes edten HotriotismnS
uno mobrbaft eroB5iigiger 9lnidall.
ltngen, Der ie6en auf bielen @egeii.
Itano be5iiglihen erloB oes gunoeS.
aommiiiors fir gr8iebungs- -GugeIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-28
IL. Sftober als 6reibeitstag.
426. Sabrestag Ser gntbedung 4me
rifa's.

426, Sabrestag Ser gntoedl,ng Sine.
rifa's.
Braiioent @ilion proflamierte Den
t2 Sftober, oen 426. Sabrestaa ser
entoefung Mmerifa's als 6reibeits-
tag ino eriubte ale Biirger, oen Sag
feltIi6 5lt begeber, Inn Die 3eihnun,
gen fir Die nierte Sreibeits- -g(nleibe
all pergroBern. 0es BrGlioenten Yro.
flanlation lautet:
uSeoen Gag prdgen lid sic gro.
Ben SrilBtpien, fir Die mir fGiuplelr,
nnleren 8eomfer nebr Elm llno mo-
den es flarer, mas oas 3ieI iein nulb
lno mas mir tiln nliilien, nm es gu
erreiden. @ir miiien iest beItimntter
als mir es ie 5upor getuuBt babe,t,
marum freie @anner Der groBen SEQ.
tion lno &egierung, Die mir Iieben,
sur Griiteit5 nerbalfen, neil es irtuler
flarer miro, ipelhen groBen Oienit
anlerifa Der 8elt leiItei1 bari. Ser
SSabrestag Der gntoedilng @merifa' g
n,uB oesbalb in oieienl ididialsidtp'-.
rem Snbr fir uns cine eigenartige
nno begeilterlloe Seiuegung baben.
SStr Iollten tbn 5ll einenl Gage ma
deu, an Dem mir nns gIiibelto oeu
Sssoealen fpeiben, alif benen nniere Ste,
gierultg gegriinoet lit lirto ourd Sic
lrniere gegenpartige beroil9e Mufga.
be inipiriert miro.
nOesbalb proflamiere id, gSooS-
rom @ilion, SraIioent ser gereinig.
ten Staatei, Samstag, Den 12. Otto
Der, OILS 6reibeitstae. An jenen Ga-
ge eriu6e ih Die giirger ieber StaOt,
lehes Oorfes uno ieoes 6lefens in
Den Ser. Staaten, Die Gntoedllna nll-
iereS Sances feitlid 5u begeben. CO.
nit cine freigebige 3eibnllne allf oic
hierte Sreibeitsanleibe geforoert iper-
&c 8eoenftagreoen, 5eltlpiele, grute-
feIte ooer anoere &llnogebilngen ioG-
ten IN ieoer 9tabbnrifoIt unter Der
allgenneinen 2eititng bes Sefret0rs
oeS S6asants unb Der oireften Sci.
ting oes Sreibeitsonleibe- -aornites in
Sooperation nit oem 9utoesblrealt
filr Gr5iehtngslpelen uno ben 8ebor-
Den Der offentliden S6ulen peran-
Italtet iuetoen. Wfoee oes Bolts 8e-
teiligung m Der pierten 6reibeitsan.
lcibc oos 9taB ieiner Soingabe an Die
,Soeole alsoriiden, mel6e oisles
Sanb bel ieincr @ntoefilng bis allf
Die sSebt5eit bcieelt baben, uno ieiner
feIten ablift, iie 81 perteioigen uno
tbren Triumph 81 garantieren
v0umit iie an ben sfreibeitstags
sSeiern teilnebmen fonnen, iollen aae
9(ngeitellten Ser SunOesregierung in,
gau5en 2anoe, iomeit lire 9ienIte
entbebrlid lino, om Samstag, oelt
~. Oftober, ben aan5en Gag frei
baben. (@e5.) Q8oporom 8ilion, Yro-
lioent, 9fobcrt SanIino, Stoatsiefrc.
tar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-28
9es alten slitOrs @eis.

SparIamfeit lit cine Sugeao, es lit
ole Eugene, Die iid lobit.
Seoer foute ipareli. slber sDi5d,eu
Spariamfeit nno @eia lit oerun oob
Elm bimnelmeiter llnterIf)ieb. 60 10.
be1tstpert Die spariamfeit. 10 perad,t=
lid lit Der @eis.
sSobann Safob aitor, ein iiinaerer
Sobn 6es Sbnl5en 4ltor BON SAL
BORT i'm pfal5iiden Soeripalo, mar
1884 als arnler Seltfel IN slnlerifa
eingelpanoert. 3ebn Sabre ipater NOR
er Der ei1tfhiBreifite BeI5bGn6ler in
Ranaoa uno @riiroer Ser Belshdiloz
lerItaot glitoria.
MItor 5ablte al,f 3ll oen Subifri-
benten oes slnollbon' iden Monnntea,-
taliperfes iiber oie gogeI Mnterifas,
oas i'm Snbifriptionsipege tanlen0
Collars foItete. gead) ieinen pouitau-
algen erldeinen iubte Der @eIebrte
ben Wfnltin1illionar ipieoer auf, nm
,ein 8elo 5n erbalte1, aber inrner
mleoer befan er 5n boren. uglG,
Wtilter Nuoubon, Sic babeii BEL mir
tein Slid, bas baare @eIo lit iebr
rar sSG babe nibts IN Ser ganf itc-
ben. alle meine 5onos iino ongeleat."
slls er gum iedlten Male erihien,
traf er ben ar0ius in @eienIdaft Iei=
mes Sobnes @ilIiam. Sofort ianl-
merte s(itor ienior. ,gd), Nilter @ll-
oubon, fontnen Sic 5don mieoer NE
gen Sbres @eloes2 Sbledte 3eitenl
0as 8elo lit rar - mirffib iebr
rarl"
Williaml mari ieillern Bater einen
entriilteten glid sl, Ben Der aIte Sarr
benerfte.
Sofort dnoerfe er oen Con nno
iagte liebensuiiroiger:. .,s4ir n1iillen
Sbnen aber belfell, lieber 9llloubon.
@Ilian1 ihait nal nad), mie es init
unierem gaargelo itebt.~ Gr ponte
oamit Biliam MIR aus Sem .3im-
mer entfernen, nm nafber Sen Sc
lebrten mieoerllm binaltsfompliinen.
tteren 81 fonnen.
Mber @iaiam iaste trofen. ,,sSir
baben 100000 Collars in Der ganf
bon &eiu Oorf, $4,000 in ser San0.
merferbanf, 10000 in Der 9onf Der
,Gaufleute, 10000 in ser eitp 9a:lf."
g8einig, genltgl" Ser gllte bielt ,id)
Die Sbren 5u. sd iebe, es Ianetl
9SillianL itelle Dem S5errn eilieu
S6ef alf talieno Collars aus gi,er
gelefen bobe id) nod fiir fei,lcn
Sent"
90 iporian slitpr ipar, 10 mar er
ood anoererieits ald fein lSrus. Set
he eine Sodlter, Gli5a. nabnl lid,
S.por oils erIte inter pielen Nad,foI-
aerinnen einen eliropGiid)en, 9friIto-
froten sllm @emabl, oen 65rafert
Hinnpff; Die iiinelte, 0orotbea, aber
ourrte etnen arlnen 2ebrer aus 9iebe
heiraten, einen aeipiilen 8olter 9ana-
Don, lno ibre Che ipar, mie ieoe rcdl-
fe Sebrerebe, nit &inbern reid ge|ea-
net, tnlmerbin hatten lie uns ibre aft
Slnoer feine &abrangsiorsen, oenm
Eapa Sobann Safob 9lItor itarb ais
Williun0r.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-28

Die 2iga Der Ratiumen lei Ser MIDI
tisite Sell bes Tricbens, bemn tie
miiile Die gebinsmmsen sur MmsfaG=
rmms brinsen. Der 9srGiibent Mann
te oann fulseube geSinsnmsen:
II Die itnpartiiide @eredJtiafeit,
Die iualten iulle, barfe feinen 1tnters
itieo' sfuiiden jenen MAIDEN, sesen=
| dber oenen mir seredt 81 banbeln
fuMniden nnb 9enjenigen, benen ae-
! aeniiber mir nidt seredt ,n banbeln
iuiiniden. IS mnf cine 8eredJtia-
feit ieiu, Die feinc @ilnitlimae fat
umb feinen NaaRitab fennt ais bic
sleiden Hedte Der in getrndlt fpm-
nenben gDlfer.
y aein ipesielles o6er leparates
,Snterelle elmer einselnen glatipm ooer
einer 4rmppe bon Natipnem, fam Sie
,Srmnblage irgenb zines Sells Der
fegelung lueroen, bic NIT oem ne
neiniamen Sntereiie aller iiberein=
| itimmt.
b IS fann feline giaa oSer 9lllian,
cher beionbere slbnradnusen ober
Giuberitanoniiie innerbalb ser 9iaa
Der 9sationen eriiticrem.
4) Gpesieler aeiast, es fGnnen fei-
ne beipnSeren ielbitiiden ipirtIdaft-
liden aombinationen inmerbalb Ser
aisa gebilbet iuerbcm mn6 feim ,uirt.
idaftlidJer gohfott mno feine gus.
ihliehmng tn irgeno einer Syprm fann
anaeiuanbt iuerben amker oaf Die
Wadt eimer ,uirtidaftliden Straie
onrdl MnsidJliekmus bon ben Marftea
Der Welt Der 2isa Der geatiunen ielbit
libertrasen iuerSen maa als Nittcl
Der Oissiplin nn6 aontruae.
5l Mae internatiDnalen lleberein.
fommen uno &ertragc ireenb ueldler
srt miiiien Der iibriscn gSelt uollitGn.
big mitseteilt lperoem.
Der Eraii6ent ipradD hamn nudl
upn Der NDtluenoisfeit, often mmS
flar bic 1sriebenssiele Der Nmerifauer
nmb ibrer @erbiinbeten barsmleaeu
unS idDlof NIT ben &ortcm, Die ais
, oireft an ben oemtld)en Geidsfansler
geridjtet 5it betradJten iinb: y y9entidj-
Lamb madt 6eifanoia Gebingnnsen
bcfannt, bic es annebmen luirb; mnS
finoet INNER, oaF bic @elt feline @e,
Sin9mngem baben mill. Sie &5elt
ipiInidIt ben idliehlidJen Srimmph Der
8cred)tisfeit nnb Silliefeit"
Sas @ororinsen Der Mmerifaner
mno ,Sransuien iueitlidl ppu @eronn
oanert am, Wtarld)aa sud bat iebt
aber AUDI n6rblid nnb fueitlidl pOr
Gambrai nnb iiiolid bon benz Seniee.
Slniie cine nene Ofieniipe Der Gna-
l6noer beginner laiien, iueI6e bic
oemtidem @erteioignnssliniem mSrb-
lid mno nuroiueitlidD bon Gambrai
bebrobt. Die Nmerifauer orinseu
siuiiden Seronn nnb Dem glrsonncr.
Nalo in bem beipaloeten Siigel(aah
! nadJ Noroen 81 Dor. Sic iinb bereifs
iiber bic ebemalisem 8erteibigunssli.
| nien Der 9entifen binans nno babeu
widtise Enufte senommen. @eitlid
pon bem Irsonnen 8alo bis 5nnl
Tlniie Snippe limb Die 5ransoieu
nm 31aDieilen Dorgeornngen unb ia
ben ebenfalls iuid)tige 8nnfte genom
men. Die Mmerifaner babeu jebt IN
tSamsen 10000 @efangene gemadIt
Sm glrspnmen-8alb ielbit MAIDEN bi'
ytlliiertem anid)eiuenb feline ooer nni
eerlnae @erindJe, nor5noringen; IL
iino iebenfalls Der glniidlt, baf bi,
9entidlen bnrd bas gorbrinaen be,
Nlliierten anf beioen Seiten 6es
Waloes se5iunusen iein merben, I'D
Ielblt aus Tim snrnfsnsiehcn. - Ii,
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aenbeiten, Clayton, beieelt, er leat
bereotes 3eugllis oafiir ab, oaB oia
@elebrtenlpelt oes 2anbes init 5obl-
reldlen ansnabmen alleroings -llibt
gcionnen lit, iid eilr Sod altfbiiroerl
81 laIIen, oas auf oie 9auer eine
llnertraglide 9ait fir oie freie ssor-
idllng beoeliten tuiiroe.
(Yeoria Sonne. J
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Seetbpnen Sysdnmerd,pr

Sonntoe, oen 80. Septembcr,
obenos $50, &on5ert inter 0ei:-
mirfltns oes 9eetbopen 0fdnnerd,or
uno peridiehener SoIiltell. Gad, Dem
aon5ert: san5fr1n3beu.
Sas @ersniisnnss- -aumite.
- 8obl Dem, Der etipas 8r0Beres
ais iid) ielblt lebenois fennt un6 Iiebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-28
Oelltidle Ghemifer hnt

- Oelttlde Gbenifer baben elm
tells rne6oniiGes, tells deniibes
SerFubreu erfllnben. ourb oas Die
Steine BON Bflaumen, airi1en nIp.
acoffnet meroen nno aus ben &ernen
oos IN ibnen entboltcne Del oesoeen
miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-28

: 4aaft 9risas. .SparmarFeu.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-02
CAPTAIN M'CARTY Y !.
GAINS Is POUNDS
TAKING TANLAC
Missouri Pacific Conductor
Says He Can't Say Too
Much for Master
Medicine.

1t is doubtful if there is a better
known or more popular railroad man
in Nebraska than Captain H. E. Me-
Carly. conductor for twelve years on
the Missouri Pacific and living at
zoos I street, Lincoln. Basing his
enthusiastic remarks about Tanlac onl
the remarkable results he has derived
from its use, Capt McCarty said:
I'VE can't praise Tanlac too much
at my house, for it certainly is grand
medicine. Before / took it I was so
nervous, weak and dizzy as a result
OF stomach and liver troubles and
constipation, that I was afraid at
times ! would fall off the train while
1t was moving. | had little, or no,
appetite and what ! did manage to
eat seemed to give me no strength.
My sleep failed to rest me and I
would get up in the mornings more
tired and dull than on going to bed.
My legs ached and my kidneys bother
ed me, and sometimes / would get so
dizzy that / would almost fall over.
MY condition was constant worry
to me and made it difficult for me
to look after my work properly.
81 had fallen off ten pounds in
weight, but almost as soon as I
started on Tanlac began to eat and
pretty soon great change came
about. The Tanlac Tablets also did
fine work in relieving me of consti-
patton and my whole system seemed
to respond to the Tanlac treatment
right from the start. My appetite Is
SO big now that it's hard for me to
'Hooverize' as I should. simply
can't get enough to eat and the good
part of it is, nothing hurts me. Meth
er my stomach, liver nor kidneys
bother me now and my nervousness
and dizziness are entirely gone.
sleep like child and get up morn
ings full of energy and anxious to
get to my work. / have not onlv
gotten back the ten pounds which I
lost, but have actually picked up
five pounds besides, making total
gain of fifteen pounds on three bot
ties of Tanlac. ! can now hop on my
train and look after my duties with
as much ease as could when ] first
got my run. My wife has been taking
Tanlac, too, and it gave her a won-
derful appetite and she feels fine all
the time. There's nothing like it
to drive away that tired feeling and
fill you with new ambition and
energy"
Tanlac is sold in Omaha by Sher-
man & Mcconnell Drug Co., corner
18th and Dodge streets; 18th and
Harvey streets; Owl Drug Co., 18th
and Farnam streets; Harvard Phar-
macy, 24th and Farnam streets; north
east corner 10th and Farnam streets;
West End Pharmacy, 49th and Dodge
streets, under the personal direction
of Special Tanlac Representative.
and in South Omaha by Forrest r
Meany Drug Co.-AdvertisemA.A
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-02
Young Men Come Out Of
Frozen North to Answer
Call Of their Country

Draft calls for men in the remote
and far away sections of Alaska have
brought youths out over many hard
miles to report for service.
Hunters, trappers, traders and pros
pectors, in answer to the draft calls,
have come from the tundra country
up along the Arctic. the hills and val
leys along the Yukon river and the
remote mountain sections of south
eastern and southwestern Alaska.
They have been mobilized at Alaska
forts and later sent to the states for
training.
One young man, Claude Harrison,
received his draft QUESTIONABLE as he
was making plans for spending the
coming winter hunting and trapping
in the Lake Minchumina country,
about sixty miles northwest of Mount
Mckinley
Harrison Immediately dropped his
plans and set out on a l25-mile
"mush" to the Office OF the United
States commissioner at Kantishna.
When he arrived he found the COM
missioner had gone to Nenana, near
ly 100 miles farther, so the long hike
was continued on until the official was
found.
Twelve other young men, who
gathered at Marshall, Alaska, to board
a steamer for Nome, in answer to
their calls, found, on their arrival that
on account of the slowness of the
mails, they had failed to receive their
notification in time and were classed
as delinquents. They were cleared of
the charges when they explained the
delay.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-02
State Fair Formally a.
Opens at Lincoln and
The Big Show All Set

Lincoln, Sept. 1.-(Special Tele-
gram. .)-Attendance at the State
fair today was 9,l55. Last
yeae on Sunday the at.
tendance was $3.50. On account OF
a heavy rain starting about 7 O'Clock
attendance for the evening was cut
down considerably, or the attendance
record for Sunday would have prob
ably been broken. The rain has put
the grounds in excellent condition for
the weeks fair.
The state fairinformally opened today
with a band concert both afternoon
and evening. Hon. H. H. Wilson de-
livered patriotic address in the audi
torium at 3:45.
Tomorrow is the real opening day
and ill be observed as Lincoln day.
Automobile races and night enter
tainment will be the features of the
opening day. .
Conditions surrounding the fair WI
be generally about the same as usual.
The admission to the grounds has not
been changed, 50-cent coin admitting
the bearer who is so fortunate as
to have it. Street car fare will
be % cents instead of five as form
erly, the extra fee cents going to
help pay for making the changes at
the grounds which included the TAX
ing up of the street car and railroad
tracks and transferring them to the
new location and putting in of the
loop and station. However these will
be owned by the fair association a;-d
will not be the property of the street
car company as formerly.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-02
Chicago Grand Jury
Sees Bribery Behind
Traction Ordinance

Chicago, Aug. 3l.~-The August
grand jury, which conducted an in
vestigation of charges of bribery in
connection with the passage of the
traction unifcation ordinance over
Mayor Thompson's veto, concluded
its inquiry today without returning
any indictments.
In is report the grand jury ex-
presses the opinion that the ordi-
nance was passed by bribery, cor
ruption and undue influence" The
measure is described as vicious and
ill-advised' bys the jury.
In conclusion the report states that
while the evidence might warrant the
return of indictments for conspiracy,
if not for actual bribery. conviction
would be difficult unless additional
proof was obtained.
The ordinance will be submitted to
the voters of the city. for approval at
the November election.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-02
Auto Stolen at Table Rock
Is Located in Kansas

Table Rock, Neb., Sept. 1.-(Spe-
cial. 1.-The Lew Hunzeker car, which
was stolen from a garage in Dubois
several days ago, was located in a
garage in Cuba, Kan, the first of the
week, where it was left in storage
by a party unknown. Mr.. Hunzeker
went down and drove the car home
Sparks from the threshing machine
engine of Luther Burrow and Fred
Burrow ignited the straw while
threshing at the E. D. Potter home in
the Bunker Hill neighborhood, some
six miles northeast, the middle Of the
week, and the flames spread so rapid
ly it was impossible to save the ma
chine, which, together with all the
grain, with the exception of about 21
bushels OF oats which had been
threshed, was entirely consumed.
L. J. Surface, for several years en-
gagged in educational work, the last
four years being superintendent of
the public schols at St. Edward, Neb.,
has been elected superintendent of the
Pawnee City public schools. The
Pawnee City schools will open Sep
tember 9.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-02
LINCOLN DEMO
PAPER WANTS TO
give G. 0. P. IDEAS
Fearful Lest Republican State
Committee Is Going to
Make Some Mis-
takes.
From a Staff Correspondent.

Lincoln, Sept. l.-(Special. 1.-The
local democratic paper is very much
worried for fear the republican state
committee IS going to make some mis-
takes in the running of the campaign
and makes some suggestions which
it would like to see Chairman Beach
carry out in its idea OF what would
be the best thing to do.
1t even suggests speakers who
ought to be brought in to assist in
the campaign and is also fearful that
the chairman is making mistake
in the selection of his heads of de-
partments,
Chairman Beach has gone to Chi
cago to confer with republican party
leaders and it is not known whether
he will follow the ideas set forth in
the suggestions or not. However it
is presumed that he will accept ad-
vice from this source in the same
manner he has usually done. The
state, chairman somehow never has
been prone. to accept democratic sug-
gestions as to how the republican
campaign should be run and it is
Just barely possible that he may not
do so this year.
However he will not object to the
suggestions being made for it gives
the opposition a chance to unbosom
themselves and prepare for the great
disappointment which will come to
them A. D. November 5, 1918, be-
sides giving material for the papers
humorous column and joke depart
ment. r
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-02
British Labor Party Opposes
Any COMPROMISE to End War

Birmingham, England. Aug. 3l.-
Arthur Henderson, leader Of the la
Dor party in the House of Commons,
said in a speech today labor's inter-
national policy was not one of COM
promise with the miiitarist rulers of
Germany. or OF surrender to the
predatory aims of the Geynan i'm
perlalists. 1t was not a policy of
weakness and disunion, such as led
the Russian people to the debacle of
Brest-Litovsk, but policy to win the
war tor democracy and freedom.
Mr.. Henderson said there could not
be an international socialist confer
ence until the parties in the central
empires accepted the inter-allied la
Dor memorandum as the basis of dis
cussion.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-02

monster in the world, the peaceful
Will. Elm. beast of Berlin. Something
awful will be done to the statue nj
everybody should be on hand to see,
The concert will be by the Midwest
band, directed by J. Mongel. There
will be dancing.
Special attractions consist of dis
play OF Bohemian art, the kaiser's
headquarters, fortune tellers, museum
and submarine periscope, captured
German balloon, show for ladies only,
show for men only, archery shooting
gallery. a sensational tragedy given
by shadow play. demonstration by
Rasso brothers, strong men, wrest-
ling match, circus of wild and tame
animals, Hindenburg's shooting gal
lery, barber shop with sensational
shaves and haircuts.
There will be a grocery store and
meat market doing business all Of
the time, as we'll as a dry cleaning
establishment. The proceeds of these
departments all go into the fund.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-02
Hundreds of Millions
Loaned to Railroads

Washington, Sept. l.-Nearly half
of the S500,000,000 revolving fund
provided originally for the railroad
administration has been consumed in
loans and rental payments to indi-
vidual roads, according to a railroad
administration financial report.
7 More than half the funds advanced
in the last five months have gone
to the New Haven, New York Cen
tral and Pennsylvania. Some of the
advances of more than one million
dollars above current earnings made
during August were to the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railroad, ST.
100000: Missouri Pacific railway,
$l,750,G00; Chicago, ST. Paul, Min
neapolis and Omaha $l.200.000: Chi
cago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, ST.
.000,0