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T1IK IlKK: OMAHA. WT.nNlND.W, IMTnlllllt 7, VMS.
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Blaino of War Not
Entirely Upon the
German Shoulders
Aftrr i;olnn Into a recital of contradic
tions of wsr reports sent out frurn tlic
battlefields by Knfilish and Kronen hca'1
fl'iBrters, the last Issue of the Weekly
Frankfort-on-the-Maln Zottunp. Germany,
which has Just reached local Associated
1'ress headquarters, la chiefly Interesting
In ita editorial comment on the situa
tions leading up to the Kuropean con
flict. Amors the features related. It la pointed
out as simply an Idle Jest to try and maka
the world believe that Germany la to be
blamed In whole for the war and In cor
roboration the preparations of other
nations In their fighting potentiality la
enumerated In detail.
England la scorched bitterly, la stigma
tized a commercial parasite and Is ac
cused of silently and flagrantly pirating
the textile and manufacturing patents of
advanced methods given to the world by
Touton inventors.
"But the usufruct of these unprincipled
piracies will not be of consequontlene
f it." the paper declares In gist, ''and
when the war Is over and peace Is re
stored, the progressive Industry of tho
Germans as a race will so fastly over
come the thefts and advance beyond their
usability that the loss will only be an
incentive and 'stepping-stone' to still
higher achievements.
''And when ponce Is again restored."
tl paper continues, "and the black and
white truth of the whole war Is before
alt. Germany will 'stand out In the esti
mation of the world higher than It ever
hna lefore."
Americans come In for their share of
cinnments In that they are pleasantly
lu tided for their high standard of national
honor.
ORDINANCE ON COWS IN
CITY IS PREPARED
An ordinance prohibiting the keeping of
"more than one cow" Jn the "densely
populated section of the city" was In
troduced at the city council meeting by
Police Commissioner A. V. Kugel.
The boundaries fixed by the ordinance
are Thirtieth anil Ames avenue, east on j
Amea to city limits, south' to Center j
street, west on Center to N'lnth, thence !
to IV r Tark boulevard, thence to1
Thirtieth street on the boulevard, west i
o Hascall to the railroad, north to !
Hamilton, then to Thirty-eighth, thence
to Hlondo. thence to Thirty-third, to
Ike, to Thirtieth and to Thirtieth and -
Ames.
This ordinance will cause some of the
dairymen to mov further out, If passed.
i ' f t" a B.
1 1
Tne Imparlance of
raaarve strength and pur
blood al tala awrtoa caano a
timlsnj aaa Nahoro's
swariskssMrt hi 5rf Cnaa-fsfoss
hajBaetatkat Mmitk that oarlckos
the Wood, stronrthons tKo boao. askl
aarWorat. too waola siasass.
ajpsacfons Mnyvsifv fooovWaa it.
It is free Ami AleoKmt r OoVotoo.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB JOINS
NEUTRALITY MOVEMENT
Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
The Omaha Commercial Club has allied
Itself with the International Trades
league, which has for lis purpose 'the
malntenence of ahso'ute and strict neu
trality toward all the powers engaged
In 'war. A communication came from
headquarters of the league In New Tork
asking that the Commercial club Join the
movement by electing an honorary vice
president. Casper Tost was chosen. This
makes honorary vice presidents from
nineteen states.
OMAHANS WILL HELP
"BUYC0TT0N" PLAN
Omaha business men witl likely go Into
the "buy-a-bale-of-c.itton" movement,
w hloh has fpr Ita purpose the Belief of th
southern" cotton growers who have no
market for a large per cent r4 their
cotton this year on account of the war.
At a meeting of the executive oommlttee
of the club at noon, a committee was
appointed to report on what can be done
along this line In Omaha. The committee
Is J. A. C. Kennedy. O. T. Eastman. J. Jf.
Prentiss, II. A. Thompson and C. C. Host-water.
WATER DISTRICT IS
SUED BY THE REDICKS
Futti against the water district for
exi-enso incurred In laying mains
In Oak Chatham addition, under the ap
proval of the old water company, has
been brought In district court by Oak C
Elmer 8., George M. and William A.
Redlckv It is alleged that the water dis
trict has refused to reimburse the plain
tiffs under Its contract to assume In
debtedness of the water company.
DODGE VIADUCT CASE TO
BE HEARD LAST OF MONTH
Assistant City Attorney W. C. Lambert
has received notice from the supreme
court that the case of the Missouri Pacific
railroad against the City of Omaha over
the council's order to build a viaduct
on Dodge street between Forty-fourth
and Forty-sixth streets will bo heard In
that court the hitter part of the month.
The rallroadV protests against building
a viaduct suff'eirntly strong to support
street car traffic. ; : :(J
Groccryman Fined
for Buying Goods
Stolen from Woman
For more than si tniftha. Mrs t'.na
Melcher, owner of a rroierv at l!M gonth
Fourth street, worked emly and lato In
order to make both ends meet. Her fsm
lly did the same. The little store ns
enjoying a good custom and goods were
being sold at a fair margin of profit, yet
It did not get ahead
Sunday they caught l year-old Jne
Tomarek. a neighbor, pilfering several
pounds of butter. They watched him and
Inter called the police. The young man
admitted stealing merchandise from the
store ever' day for the last six months
and selling It to lan Smith, keeper of
another store a block away and told the
police that he did It because he was
urged to do so by Smith.
In police court Smith admitted buying
the stuff, but pleaded that he did n t
know It was stolen property.
- Magistrate Foster after administering
a sharp reprimand to Smith, fined him
40 and costs. The boy was given another
chance to be good.
Mrs. Melcher says young Tomacek's
pllfarlngs mount up to over H.jOO and that
hla doings have plunged her so deeply
Into debt that she ta almost on the vergn
of bankruptcy.
WEATHER IN STATE IS
CLEAR AFTER THE BAIN
The rain that without being predicted,
last night slipped in on Omaha and Ne
braska, was general over practically all
the east half of the state, according to
the reports to the rallroada. It coal
men red Just before midnight and contin
ued until nearly morning, the precipita
tion ranging from one-fourth to one
Inch.
The heaviest rain of the night was at
Salem, Neb., where there was an inoh.
TtiTf It. foe fmiflii si ,. I
I'i'r and all it war d") fh Mi"nl '
rli'f as fsf si At -Men a, has) Tn h
west thef am a r-es tslaj s tof e-'it
a Norfolk, llrsnd Island sM lfHi
New ths weather Is clear Sfid ws.tnef In
Nebraska with atmnf the same effvllllnsn
niKimsitilng I hfius 'oit tn lies
17Iiqpo
Ig Your
Eiupturo?
If Trail Hark IU Location eo th
Bolow Diagram and 8n4 It la
W Will Mail Treatment
ABSOLUTELY FREE,
.atOUIAITOI WJUTI VS OF OVtM.
Ths Rice Method has brmighl snea ra
narsania reauu 10 suea a muHlttirfe
ol former rupture sulTerers. that H
cwrriy svrdi onr einsr proof 01
its rnius, However, we are aiwsys
willing to prove it to any one who
may no inieresiea, and I no wt
proof is an actual trial. That's
why we now offer you kUnlr
free mt fcsra asrd T Id a trial
treatment to atiew what this
wonderful method ran do In
war rase. Just mark (as near
as yon onn) the location of yoor
f j rnpmre on this dins ram of a
1 X001'. marking right over
If x toe type, henci this to
W. SI. KICK. BIB
Main ru.. Aiiam,
. New York.
tlltt
tat
Tkare Is
Bonwanatatfce
wsrla why roe
sbouHl emttnus e
snffsr tke Sienosj-
fori and tortare of i
that blading, ebsaag 1
trws wlihoat auk-
Ing sa effort to
Ire )'oarsslf
tenm Its slavery.
es4 far thUl
f roe IrMiatant 1
today.
Is
lal
Too.il asvor
aeearoa aad
roail an
hrawtk llftwlik
ths I rurtsrs If
roo Son I so smns-
thing shoot It. Wky
not, at Usst, see
what this free,
Iresimm eaa ia
for yonr b4
for it rlgkt
away this
vary aitssts.
Crowds Visit Beautiral Studebaker
See The New Stodeba
t.- -r vt ... .--i-.. -i-v
oom to
Show
ker Gars
OMAHA BRANCH, 2550-2556 FARNAM STREET
If you will make your decision on points of real merit, your
next car will be a Studebaker.
Studebaker should be able to offer you the best proposition in the
world: It has one of the largest factories; it has the longest manu
facturing experience 62 years; it has the most complete engineer
ing laboratories in .the manufacturing business ; it has great business
resources, and, best of all, it intends to manufacture a car equal
to Studebaker reputation and Studebaker opportunities.
Its idea is not to produce as many cars as possible at the lowest pos
sible price, nor, to produce the biggest car for the least amount of
money. .' 1
'Its idea is to produce a really good car, the price to be the secondary
consideration.
The Studebaker SIX
Two year ago when the Studebaker light SIX wa
first Offered at $1S50 it created a sensation. The
world did not think that a six-cylinder car of quality
could be produced at this price: It did not consider
the resources of Studebaker.
This car has not only fnade good, but, it has done two
very important things besides.
In the first place, it has practically put the heavy four
cylinder car out of business.
In the second place, ft has revolutionized the price of
six-cylinder cars.
Other manufacturers have found it necessary to com
pete, but they haven't the resource of Studebaker
to give you the same quality at the same price.
Remember that Studebaker manufactures its six-cylinder
car. It does not buy the parts from various'
manufacturers. It does not have to pay the profits
on these parts to other manufacturers. It does not
have to take chances on whether they are good parts
or not. Studebaker makes them and they are all
- uniformly excellent.
If you have made up your mind to buy a light six,
why not buy the original light SIX, the car that
made the light six popular the car that has every
advantage and every reason to be the best light SIX
car in the world for the moneyj or at any money.
The Studebaker FOUR
Like the SIX, the Studebaker FOUR fills a distinct
place in the automobile field.
Like the SIX, it has been manufactured with the idea
rof quality first, price the secondary consideration.
There are a great many "Fours" built because you can
"build" or "assemble" a "Four" cheaper than you
can anything else. A "Six" has to be good or its
power will pull it to pieces. The Studebaker FOUR
is made as good as the Studebaker SIX, in fact,
many of it parts are interchangeable.
FOUR $985
F. O. B. araat
Electric Starter, Electric Lights
Full Floating Rear Axle
Extra Size lines, Complete F.mitpmeat
(Three-PaMenger Roadster $m) .
SIX $1450
r. O. ft. Daaraat
Electric Starter, Electric Lights
Full Floating Rear Axis
Complete Equipment
(With Frre-f assenger Boot fltt5)
SPECIFICATIONS!
Eartric Surtar, Domic Lianas.
I wo hair Scrtaa: r iva-PaaMasr saa
Saveo-raaacnsar Tawhsf .
Wheelbass 121 iscasa.
Lum troka (5-ioch). SmaB-lort 3 W-
ioch Motor; Sti Cyllooer, a Bloc
Spacial Dimming Hoadliffvta.
biaosciua, rWLaaauf Labriastaaa
Svataaa.
Ntw raatOaaoag Mato.
Cooovatrtc Puaoa Urns,
CatiuUf Radian.
Cfowa Feadars.
!Ss2Xia.raiaa. '
H s t-ia. Goodnra. TVaa aa Q. D.
DcnoaataM Ktaaaj Saiotf traaa
os Rear.
Eatra Raa sai Lochias Tk Csrriar.
Haoaaau FiuK saa JUas Caaaaoxt-
CoaunaottS AJaBMaoaa atsaanaf
Hoars.
Ona-MaaTrasToe.
Biult-ta Raia ass Oaa Vtaiaa Vaaci-
latto Wi.iliaiaU. Auaiaf
lr i Too).
Sciaat isc Aao- bU Caaoaaa Taae
la CowL
Matsat.c, KWLaakias Gaaotlas
(itqi, tka ooiv Osa Asstvaos ay
laaurasoa Unilai oiilara.
PaU Floating Rear Aim. Saaft Ul,
mt miu. Tapar st Has. Tiaakaa
BVanofft.
Full EaioaMBt of 1) Tbakas ilst
fiaanuaa.
Irraaartibla Staarla Gssr.
Istac-LockiM Usiuoa sa4 Liesi
bwttcaaa.
KOpofauo
alias
i ia Turn im4 BuSaia.
Tka Now FOOT
TssnstU
Elacufe Startar. Dsctrk Lbhta.
Two Bodf StrLra: Fia - Paaaaasor
ToonMiTkraa-Paaaoatsr Roaoatar.
Waaribaaa 1U iackaa.
Loci. Siroit (S.iacsl, StaaD Bars
(fH-ioca) Motor) Pour CliaoWra,
aa Btac, Kaaaaot aiaaiiuaa CaM
Sosaiats.
' Baaoaolcaa, Noa-Laskiat LaMcstloa
Srataaa.
Spoaal DhaiUg KaaUiau.
F-raaaas Stoat foas-Roda.
Coooaotric Piaaoa Ruifa.
Tabalar R.diaoac am Aasilisrr Ws.
tor Taak. . ,
Oawa FasaWrs.
UslH-sx-Brasaa.
Hot . lacsatad btsaaaaaar- aaoMor
CaxVaaator Boksd a CrfeaoWa.
Maaaatk, Noa Laakats Gaaoliss
Oaoea, tko (katr Om A a ir ad by
toaofaoat UaOanaritara.
Caoaioaa Faotraosi ia Both Csa
sortaaasrta.
Ilila (iooaVicaTWasQ D Do-
aasuubis Raos, Saiat Traad oa
Raar. t
Oao-ataa Trs Too. I
BoAt-ta Rata aad CW VUoa Vaatt-
Uua Wiadobtaai, Atia.kalisalr
Pd? fW Roar Asia. SaaJt Lock
toe lso Tssor st Hao, Tiaakaa
B.ariaoa.
PaU Ea JpaaoM af IS Taaaos RaoW
Baanasa.
IrravordUa Staartae Ooar.
riasi lak towoMC
tUirs Rioi aaj Lackat TVa Csnaat.
10 Ouaiauaaa ia Paua BuSMa.
This is & Quality FOUR
It is low in price only because the Resource of Stude
baker make it so.
Now let us check point by point, the indications of qual
ity in the Studebaker FOUR and in every other
automobile.
Read this carefully Thinl."orer each point as you
check it off:
j True Full Floating; Rear Axles not semi or three
quarters, but full Floating.
) Tim ken Bearings in every vital spot.
y Chrome Nickel and Chrome Vanadium Steels in the
Transmission, Propeller and Axle Shafts; high
grade, heat treated steel to give life-saving factor
of safety. I
l Beautifully simplified Motor design; small bore and
long stroke, silent, steady, vibrationless running,
Force Pump Lubrication System.
y Centrifugal Pump Cooling System.
A thoroughly tried out Two-Unit Electric System.
y A beautifully finished body twenty filling, coloring
e and varnishing operations; everv part of the body
' inside as well as outside, carefully finished- no
unsightly nooks or crannies.
Beautifully crowned fenders of heavy gauge steel
enameled tnsnuUJ, not painud.
High grade upholstery; deep cushions and seat backs.
V Drop forged steel, where other ears have malleable
castings.
Drop forging and steel stamping in the body its
place of wood. Result: reduced weight and
multiplied strength.
High grade equipment, extra sire safety tread tire.
Before you buy your car insist upon these things.
You can $et them all in the Studebaker.
STUDEBAKER CORPORATION OF AMERICA
OMAHA BRANCH, 255C-255S Farnam Street.
E. R. WILSON, 2429 FARNAM ST., Local Dealer.
CONIINUINCs ALL WEEK!
First ANNIVERSARY SALK
1NOUK NLW
WOMEN'S DEPT.
IT ) Ihm fs(f rnonof aarinc
fhatira ftf tha ttnn, Ws'fa rl
f.rllft tbo stirraas of fnf first f
th wotnon'a wmr. W lnn ret
In Join fta In r'lfatnf . and wo hall
ftiska fha r"-rslon rna fr-f ton in
lona-roimoftibf r r flrlna; a dlsrount
all w4k of
20oT?.
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THINK WHAT THIS MEANS TOTOU
RIGHT al the START of lb SEASON!
The stock it entirely new
the tlylei are the very ttte$t,
a'd the prices are marked in
plain figures. Select your
garment, read the price
then pay us 1-5 less!
If yow solort a 2f. On Unit only $21.00
If you solM-t a t:, no Drrs -pay only Sli.00
If yoti sHrrt a flft.00 tost --pay only $ i ()0
If )Oti sr-lort a .00 Waist pay only & t!00
,nt an on all through th stork, whthor th aafrnont
la $100.00 or $1.00 - pay us ONK-r lKTU I.KS.- this
aok. TJIarnunt appll t alt womn's itar anta.
It's Anniyersary Week Oct. 5th to Saturday, Oct 10th
-
15 a & DOUGLAS
IF THE BABY IS CUTTING ItLTh
v use
Mrs. VYinsIow's Soothing Syrup
A SPLENDID REGULATOR
PURELY VEGETABLE-NOT NARCOTIC
iKay.Lg
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Moot Modorn sfnd Savnltary llrtrwrry la tri wa a
Family trad rappll ly oOi Orrtaha WM, JKTTKIt, 1302 N Stret
Telephon Hemth 0.1. Umahavlll'tM) K. Itll, I ipt-i j). ugH Htmrt; '
I'bono) Doaglaa 8040. Council lUaXfa OLD AOS BAA, aG.' BuoUa Hixth
fitrtwtt PlMMM S33;
fe "lassSCSlSS
IF YOU ARE BUILDING A NEW HOME
OR
IF YOU ARE USING STOVES tOR MATING-
by all moans be sura and InveMlpate m ,
'l"-ns"
ACUUEfl
FURMC.E
ITM nnHT OOHT IS l.Sri thaa any
other standard furnaca) b auae of IU
slmpllrlty of Installation, aa. better
still. It Is OUAIUXTKEI: TO GIVE
MOKK HKAT WITH OVK-THIIID
I.KKH 1'1'Klj than any otlrr furnace
on the market.
Wo can install It In an old house In
one day without marrlnar or euttlnsr
the walla or weak-Ding the construction.
o:,'LV-OXK HOLK l TIIK KMMU required.
The vacuum priclple of hot air heating is the inoat.ri ACTICAL,
most fMIKNTIrlC and moat AIV.AN( Kl idea of a genen tlon.
VOir TA K K N CIIAMH in Installing the VAt'lTM I UKNACK.
Everyone Is HOLl I DKIt AX 1IUX4'I.AI f U'AKAXTIi.fl to hat
juur noma saumai iui ny ana more economically tnan aor other
ruroac. (all at our office and see this furnace and )st us
etplain its etcellnnt features tr write for free descriptive
literature. Don't delay rold weather is coming. ,
II. D. MORRILL (a CO. v ,v
Mannfacturcr'a Distributor. . o t
203 Ware Block, 15th and Farnam 3ts
OMAHA, NEB.
N. D. We have an Interesting and
profitable proposition fur dealers
In Nebraska. Wtwtern Iowa, Houth
Dakota and Wyoming. vher
territory Is not already tlod. )-
An inquiry win bring full ov S
nartlrulars . jf
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fJoHonoy Till Cured
rialula aoMl All BsaUl Silaouooa ra1 Wa-
aalla. foroaaooot at . aoorootoo.
Wrtta taw Vraa tiu,.irsta r.h oo Mo-stol
Waoaaoo Ma .stf snanlata ot Kvaareala af
sawaa aotl.at. la Maraaa s so) tttmm.
OR. E. R.iTAHRY 240 Dee Did.. Omaha Neb.
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