THH HKH: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. tKnBEIl XX 1015.
THE OMAHA IILY BEE
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VICTOR ROSKWAVr,
T.a Rea Puhllsolng Company Proprietor.
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tOetaaar IS
Thought for the Day
5ctf hy AKc Coulur
IhouqhU, UMXprttstH iif'f:H lull Um k rituci,
i?tir God, Uimivf, ri-i' HH Idem
urt of. Vr!ton.
Borah on Tariff Revision,
j Mtb th rontlftion uromlnR (hut tho I'n
j tirrvood tariff will have to m more or lo re
I vimd in the romlna rongreHa, the tlewa of Sena
! lor Comh made public In Nrw York the othr
! try mny bo taken to forrahadow the demand he
I nllI voire for hia conatltuent. "It la my be
i liff." ho aay. "that reionable readjiiatment of
the tariff on w hat now may be prarttcally a rer
entie bal, together with a readjustment of the
Income tat, will not only take rare of adequate
neaaiiren for national defense, but enable ua
ilao to eliminate the 'war tax' which ! a nui
sance. Ve wer rollertlng about 10,000,000
on miaar, and about $1. 000,000 on wool. Thoae
two Uemg alone Indicate what a trernemloua ad
vantage there could be In raising revenue by
ttmply overhauling the Underwood bill. I think
I he tariff on sugar w ill certainly be retained.
There l no possible argument against It. and it
Is just as feasible to put bark the tariff on wool.
': he treat cry for "free wool' was predicated on
the assumption that by taking the tariff off
vool, yon were going to make clotnea cheaper,
Aa a matter of fact, the theory has not worked
out In practice. The consumer cannot get bis
clothes any cheaper today than he could when
wool was heavily taxed."
Renstor Borah, coming from Idaho, repre
icnts tho Intermountaln territory, which !
fspeclallr Interested In wool growing and beet
sugar, but the changea he proposes in the wool
and miaar schedules good In their way will
i.ot meet tho whole situation, for other indus-
i tries exposed to rnlnous competition by the
I I nderwood tariff will also be entitled to pro
i liittiott azalnst a European Invasion of cheap
Inbor goods as soon aa peace conditions are re
stored. The coming session of congress will
have to correct the flagrant mistakes of the
democratic tariff law at onca In order to safe
guard the revenue, but nothing but further re
c listing will make it fit tlia new conditions. For
tils purpose, In our judgment, we will yet have
some kind of an expert and non-political hoard
tliat will provide the necessary basis for a scien
tific (ariff.
Postal Savings and Wo
otra tf Ctem. Borlev oa 1m arPT'e. '
tihstantlallf all poite In the roatal aavlnr
eystm teproarnt tho aavlna of w t-arnre who
will not patronise private 1nl!Uiilon. hut who have
conflilfm-o In the omiwn!. Yh! Is T1t'"',r, '
true of forln-hom rations of tho poaUl banks, Trho
ccnatlttite thro-flfths of the dopns!tors and who on
i nor nt of the deoofits.
Many tliouranda of tho foretgn-oorn teslrlenu tf
the I'nttM Statea wenn accustomed to rnlt their
ravine for aafe-Voplna; to the countrlee when'-e
they came, until the Kuropean war put an e.bru;'t
end to this practice. Cm a larae scale, the war di
verted these accumulations to the American poatal
hanke. An exceedingly large aum. therefor, which
otherwi would have sono abroad, waa lot tn this
rountry and releasnd throuah the postal hanks at a
moat critical time to the usee of American com
merce and Industry. The Kuropean war hae gtvei
of the postal savlnax system. r-Jrtng Aofitst, IM,
the flrat month of the war, the net 8!n cr postul
aavlnaa needed K.OW.nm. rurlns the fa-al yet;
ended June , laat, the avorae monthly ltirrcai
of deposits at postal banks waa 1,jN. The total
tnrrone of depoalls for the year waa Bra,? 4aT.
Tfce pttrltr farter la Maalr. .
POCTII S!DK, Oct. 11-To the fvtltor
of The Bee; IV -'. B. aeems very much
tinnoyed l' the alnainar at the Tahernerlc.
1 I ant torry hi ears are eer.elUve, but I
; fear very much It Is not Ma eara, but hla
own cans-lence that hurts most.
The Cotton Bymphony orchestra waa
i vciy ood and I hepe he went to hec.r It.
I I rnyielf can appreciate good mus'.o 11V
that, but waa there any meaaaae to the
j soul to be better yourself and tc- h'lp j
i others to be better spiritually? ;
) Ha long aa there la such a beautiful
j Vs.on In the aona. what t the music? j
I Mayoe if ho ai pllct the lesson t- him- j
self he mlaht be able to "Frighten tho
new and. convincing evlden'4 of the economic valtio Cornet" wMre he t, tni.teod f f'n lint;
j 'fault elth tiotneone who li ahd is suc
I ceding ver' well.
; Icp!e do not care how otitlandiHh ome
thing.-: -ire. Juat ao they take with the
i t'cncrKl public and you cannot tall
"PtiKhten the Corner'' outlandish by any
. imans. and It certainly take.
! And as f.ir a cnatln.t any shadows on
j the composer, I wonder If he hsa S'icn ov
! ara sny of bin ctlur ngs whl'h are
Today there are about ipoallors with moie
than $S.flOt,n( to their credit. Hlnce the war htfau
YQ,(Vt people lve been a)del to tho lists of de
positors. Erery state made a aurmtantiBl gain durlne j mxny and are all verv pretty?
The Bee repoata
tpceders: Slow up!
Its admonition to auto
Advf-rtiaing does (he buslnoBs!
v orld set lea gate receipts.
Look at the
"America first. !aat and all the time'."
the only aontlment for all real Americana.
la t
Well, what about that further reduction In
water rntea that waa promised ua by way of the
(oluir.ns of a Lincoln newspaper?
If anyone who is not financially lntereateU
favors retaining tho street fair part of tha fea
t'vitlea ho 1 not speaking up very loudly.
Tnnaliiy before the law" must remain a
1,-f.anlnglCfS aontluieut ao long aa speed maniacs
defy, regulations and Imperil Jives of pedea-
flBSVJ,
foVcl
Ji ttlll 1."
i.atioMal
tillery.
-u oxihnnKe.hlta tha toboggan again,
: "at homo" in that locality so long aa
HtHblllty Is the target for heavy ar-
' Still, If th nodal science department of the
Woman's club coveta a fina wlnter'a Job, cen
aorlng and chaperoning dancea fllla tha pro
gram and some over.
Why ahould "Billy" be aunimoned to preach
bin sermon on "Booxe" In Council Bluffa, which
tp already decreed to go. dry January 1. along
vlth the reat of IowaT
If Carranxa maintains himsolf, our old friend
Met" ahould come In for "aomethlng Just aa
good" aa ha bad while he was down at Panama
at least we hope ao.
The Be invites the other Omaha newspaper
tj join in urging the Ak-Sar-Ben governors to
cut out tho atreet fair and substitute aomethlng
that Omaha does not have to apologise for.
MSSHHaMSaavaaaMBawaBaaaHBaVaxaMi
If old Chriatopher Columbus had not discov
ered America on that fateful October day thero
would have been no part of the world frae now
fom the ravagea of this terrible European war.
Benevolent neutrality," aa Interpreted la the
Ualkans, depends on the quantity and quality
of the benevolence which buttresses neutrality.
U measure the benevolence of the larger part
ner. .
"Peace can be rebuilt," aays the president,
t,Bly upon aceepted principles of International
law." Th general lmpreralon, however, Is that
fits war is being foufcht out to establish some
principles of International law.
A Chicago man who claims to be tbe Utber
if mothers' pension declare Omaha the only
city in the country nhlch pays these eAloweneea
in atorc orders Instead of money. That'a where
h ia itiiataken. r me. same practice i pu:ou"
t Lincoln, if nowhere else. Whether
i. not the p.-opc-r way
Another Note on the Frye Case.
In Receding to tbe German request for arbi
tration of certain point Involved in the Frye
c.iRe, the United States is but exemplifying its
faith in the principle for which It has contended,
that of peaceable adjustment of International
('.llficultet. The division here Is over the dis
position of vessels partially loaded with contra
band, whether the objectionable portion of the
cor go is to he removed and the vessel allowed
to proceed, or If the Intercepting commander Is
Justified In sinking tho carrier. This Is Impor
tant at this time, for the reason that both sides
to the war have declared absolute contraband
what waa flrat considered but conditional con
traband. For this reason tbe point carries with
U the whole procedure of the submarine as a
commerce regulator. The cane is to be handled
by two experts, one selected by each party, and
without an umpire, and Us outcome should be of
great service, for the future as well aa for the
present.
it it
lit another attention.
or
S-'- . i-MAsju..KUt.-. ' r.'T&'SMsaaaaaaawaJ
called I
Ii Ostracism the Remedy?
President Wilson glvea further evidence of
Lib "single track" mind In hia advice that we
ostracise those natives of Europe, now citizens
of this country, who still bold affection for the
land of their birth. If wo begin this, how long
rill It be until our society la broken up into
Croups of varying grades of sentiment concern
ing the war? It la possible for a foreign-born
cltlsen to be loyal to the United States and yet
to retain some interest in the fortunes of bis
native land. This does not imply dlnloyalty,
and ought not to subject auy Individual to in
i jnveulence. One peculiar fact, very noticeable
in this connection, Is that those who have been
most, annoying as champions of one or the other
of the belligerents are natives of this country,
t'escendant of foreign-born parents. We ought
to have a better way of teaching them their duty
aa Americans than by withdrawing from Inter
course with them.
In paaalng thli point it may not be auili to
call attention to the questionable propriety ot
r-cstmaster Oeneral Burleson's order concerning
(he mailing of certain mattor. This la tbe more
impressive Just now because it i but a short
fine ejnee the postmauter general declined to
interfere with the mailing of a publication which
lives offense to a very large section of our citi
zenship. Some mighty fino hair-splitting Is
being done in Washington these days.
'Armed Neutrality" for Greece.
Having announced adherence for the present
to a policy ot "armed neutrality," the active
rurtlclpatlon of Oreeco In tbe world wur may be
expected at any time. Premier Zaimls, tn mak
ing his public statement, aays tho aoul of Greece
ia opposed to Bulgaria; that Bulgaria's triumph
means the death ot Hellenism. This language
vould seem to admit but one interpretation, an!
Indicate that VeneUlos knew what ho was
abont. Tbe king, Danish prince hy birth and
brother-in-law to the German emperor, may not
le any more willing to support the plan of the
present than he did of tbe former premier, yet
it the ministry represent the sentiment of the
people, how will the king act to turn them from
their purpose? The Allies continue landing
troop dally at Salonlkl, and these are to be used
la chocking the Bulgarian movement against
r-erbla, which also Includes something of a
menace to Greece. The preseuce of the Hellenej
on the battle line is imminent.
the last fiscal jrear except North Iakota, which fU
bohlnd slightly. The six state recording tho larveet
Increases of deposit and the amount gained bv eac'i
follow:
New York IU.urt.3M
Illlnnla .. ., 1.8:j.rtli
rennaylvanla 1.1U.273
Maeaachusetta Si.V4
New Jersey gm.Ttt
Michigan ?5?,7Jl
Tha unprecedented increase la directly due to pe
culiar conditions caused by the war.
After other agenclea failed, postal banka have
succeeded tn overcoming the tendency of the Im
migrant either to hide his aavlng or send them
abroad. It U conservatively estimated that at least
half ot the total aum now on deposit In the postal
lank would have gone to Europe but for the facili
ty now afforded by the government. Hre. then.
Is $34,000,000 caah made available to the buslneas world
of the L'nlted States which othervvloe would have
passed Into foreign hand snd foreign enterprise. Of
the remaining tJM,no,ooo, practically all wonld have
lain lHe In dark and musty hldliiK p'.aoes. j
The aileglauc of the Immigrant follows hi bunk j
acoount; and now. In round numbers, 'WVjcO of thna j
some naturalised, aome not naturalised have put j
their hard-won surptu of earnings, money obtained
for the moat part by hard labor. In the keeping -if
the American government They have become stock- I
holder in an American Inatitution. Jut. so long j
tli foreign element aenda It surplus abroad, just o
long do It member plan to return to the various
land of their birth aa oen a they have laid by
competence. If already a cltuuin of the United
Ktatea, tha foreign-born resident who enters the
poatal savings System will grain a new and deeper
aensa of cloae relationship with the land ot hi adop
tion, and henc become a better citizen. If not yet
a cltlsen, be will feel that the Vnltcd mates never
theless Is his protector and friend; lnnce lie will be
the more disposed to think of this country hi
country, and take out first popets.
Successful as It Is. the postal savtnss syateni at 111
fall ahort of conferring; upon the public Us full
Poastble benefit. An old man recently called the
postmaster of Oeneaee, Idaho, tn the postal-satins
wlndtw of that office and, pulling a largo baking
powder ran from one of hi coat pockets, ha asked
to make deposit In tha Oeneaee poatal bank. The
postmaster noticed that the can felt heavy, but had
no Idea that It contained a large aum ot money. After
nountlng, he found the con tent a amounted to fl,jq
tn gold and stiver coin, Tbe postmaster was com
pelled to edYlee thla would-be depositor that he could
acoapt only 1100 for deposit during a calendar month,
Tbu In order to transfer the tl,aoo that , the bak
ing powder can Into the Custody ef the L'nlted fttate
government and then Into American trad and In
dustry, It was necery that the man deposit at th
rata of tlO a month until he had ivm to hia credit:
that he then pot tha tr00 Into poatal-sarlng bonds;
and that ha then repeat th procesa until the Jt.jO'
was aheorbed.
The recent precautionary limitation of law wem j
adopted becauae tha service waa pew lo thi coun
try, and It vii thought beat to go, alow. Now, How
ever, It I clear that the Interest of the publlo will be
beat served by modifying the restriction Hence
th department pow recommends that th maximum)
balance which may be aooepted be placed at IJ,t.
limiting lntereat-beartng account to tl.fluu. I think
It conservative to say that at least tuon.otk) in cur
rency I now withheld from circulation, becuu U1
holder, owing to the restrictive regulation, have,
been ungbl to take full advantage of the posta
savings system.
One of the gratifying results of tour year' ex.
perienr tn Do! banking Ilea In th fact Uiat the
app:ehenton at the outset that tbe new system
would draw large sum from biiaines use ha been
completely diaslpated. Those who at on time fnarutt
the aystem are no longer hostile, but on the contrary
are rvtend'Vi
Twice Told Tales
n in-.nf-rtlc eo.intv convention u
nU. r by John A. MfUne. s coumy chairman, and
w muled over by Charles Ogdon. The work waa co-t-tim-d
to alocting a fcUte deb'sstlon.
' The ixlul dilry system ! prnvu g fahly uc.
,.rul." a I'oRtinantor Ovitant. "On Saturday wa
.:.d the lrgt nuiuler yet odive-ed, tweni-fv, but
the aveiage U about fifteen. We l.sv two special
d-llvfry boy. . but., of couiae. can't keep them puv
II th time.'
J. J. Ptinta 1 the happy father of a bouncing boy.
William A. J'axton ha been aiilnte,1 by ciover
uor I M, a delegate to attend the cattle grower'
convention la Chicago next month.
Dr. Pag, medical clrector t Ilk Department of th
MlMourt, with beadt'iaitci at Ht. !oul. I the gue-it
cf Ir. Summer.
T. M. fjildUy, itn old t'niaiia Coy snd oinie-lv
. hl f r:oik lu tin jolof:lee. but now of Itapl-i Ct, u
l.cr.- io UX friend to: tno or throe weeks.
N'. l ti Bki l.drc '' nf Urlth. ho ar:Md u v
vin; to Kicliittc It first isiiivtmiry eevl M.in1
v-t'l tX(lirvt Vy ile.-ti I. Olierfr'.dcr, JlahSI
run anj M. Iicli'.n. an'l rni.ll r.i'!tiett 1
M Kctrsi h::il. AltJ. At. It.'l'.n I. JItk. f. o-l
M.i A. Jaitisca. '
The camp of tho suffragettes in New Jersey
resounds with Joyous welcomes to the adminis
tration recruits. At the same time a Joy-killer
breaks upon the scene, brandishing a hammer.
U conslsta of a bit of ancient history showing
that Jersey women were granted suffrage a cen
tury apo and were so delighted with the privilege
that so tn p of them voted a much aa six times at
one election. Naturally, tbe men were fright
ened and hastily repealed the franchise. The
citation has no bearing on political conditions
nowadays. Progress has been made in moat
hpctlons of the union. Indiana and Texas are
the main survivals of the voting Industry to
which the Joy-killer directs the hammer.
Ait Ohio court and Jury 'la about to paaa
upon tbe question whether a ?tUete ia liable for
'J.mageK for fatal injuries inflMcd by barer
t.u a ffllaw ttpdent. Tbe tvf is th first of the
si l -x. j Kind that lie come to notice, and I he utoti?ue. no
Ve . t,wU,jli tomm,r,d k:'ii .Mention lu college
M 111
1 MrcU. .
Haeaklaar Softly.
A Virginia farmer wag delving a ref autoiy row
down the road, and cow and dnuer cam to a cro
rcd. The man wanted the cow to go straight ahead,
but tbe cow ploktd out th crossroad. A colored man
win coming along the rroasroacV
lUld her off! Held her off!" yelled th driver.
Tbe colored man Jumped about th mad and waved
hi arm. Th cow proceeded calmly on her way.
"tlakl her off! Ilatd her off!" yelled the driver.
T trying tail" replied th colored man.
"Rneak to her! fipeak to her, aiid she'll atopt"
"Good rnawntn,' cow good ran. -In'!" euld th
other politely. Pittaburgh Chronicle.
Ills Beat Advice. ,i
The following titon ia told of a well known ui
ucate: When CHinerl lieck was a )'Ounj lawtet
a man waa arraigned for murder and bad no coun
sel. "Mr. Deck," an Id th preaiding Judge, ' tale the
prlaoner Into that room at the tear of the court, bear
hi atory and give him tho reat ad-. he. yi.u cnu."
Accordingly Heck dUppsnHi with tlio prisoner
and lu bait an hour" time rctu.ned into coat 1-.
alone.
MVhei the pileonerC" aUcd tbr .Hjdgc.
"Well," replied Heck, e.'owiy. "I l.eaid bl story
and then I gave him th tast advice I could. 1 vUI:
'1'rlsoner. If 1 were you I'd get out of thnt wtndow
and mil tracKa' II llr) down th wa'er pipe aivi
th lt I aaw of him he ws setting over a. atone
fence hglf a mile away.' Washington Bfr.
ImaraTlagf aa Sbakeeaear.
A member of th bulnt atatf o' Ivo.ie t iunu-.i,
the actor, telle of a ccnve.-aatlon he overheard "'ii
front," on th occasion of Mr. Mantelt's production if
"Hamlet" In a weatern town.
"ttt, Hr:y," ta'd th young wemuri. "I thiuk I'.'
an awful .ham to drown, nphrll and kl I Hamiet uklnB .,,, t,f b.,,,,
Tl.ey ought to have len married.- ; y to ,(lverti .
Whereupon Harry heaved a ib nd looked earn I rtlVp.. nnt cant,ibut tn
aatly at hi companion.
I ain't grant on tragedy," teld he. "hut
how I ahould tlx it"
that
Literally aaviaa.
t'arl Moae aaplrad to the eleotlv offlca uf Jua
tto of the rac In tbe "black bottom" part of
town. One tar there wa to hla preferment; be
could neither reed nor write, lit master advised
ft-lot to wo te the cc-nmi-aU'ier of election and
whethee he waa ellglSI. XI 3 M went ap. returned.
"htl Ui'. he tell yi. i, Moae?" Inquired tbe mM-
"It a ail r.'-l, a'n." ii ciii Vim, "t at li !
ti .. i .:li.t)giv w Kind: yrs. sub. li tul m Ah
a a Uleaibig fu' dal of rice.1' New Trk Post. ,
MF.MRER OK Cltullt.
saaday'a Plctare af Hell.
FREMONT. Nch.. Ort. 11. To tho Kdl
lor of The Bee: the Bible, the book that
Mr. Sunday appenrs to think so much
ef, aay that tbe "day of a man' death
Is better than that of hi birth." I be
lieve thla quotation I the word of In
spiration. Thi should be evidence,
enough to ahut out Brother Sunday'a hell,
for surely fo oontinue this life, even the
very worst of It. would be far better thsn
that craay doctrine ot an endless place
of torment.
The was of sin is death; this death
penalty Is the only one given In His word
and this has a promise that forever puts
to silence Mr. Hundsy and his strong
tilt, hel.
I wsnt to submit this proposition to Mr.
Sunday. He takes pleaauro in ridiculing'
lieople who think it beat to know some
thing shout what they are to bellav.
Where have we any promise of reward
for faith that ha falsehood for founda
tion. What does he think of sand for
foundation to build on. Hera 1 the ma
terial for his building and very word
of it Is the work ot th enemy:
1. The Immortal aoul.
3. Th caved to heaven. at death.
t. The cthera Into hell, -
4. Knd of probation at death.
T. H. WINTBRSTEKN.
Saw Wilt Yea R Good f
GENOA, Neb.. Oct. 10. To the EJitor
of The Bee: W surely read with much I
glee' the last letter of V. A. Bradshaw. I
He now begins to wake up to the fact f
tht the traveling men are a little better
and whole lot smarter than he Is. and j
now he is trying to pull in his horns by
apologising. Hereafter I think he will 1
keep hla opinions to himself, if he hs 1
any. Boobs, mutts, sorehesds, know-It-
alls, and smart Alec are not In the same
class with the traveling men'. For all
our up-to-data hotels, train, railroad
and all our modern improvement, we
we thank to th knight ot th grip.
R. S. N. .
Kaew Yaar O w raraaaaUty,
GRAND ISLAND. Neb., Oct. 11 To the
Kdltor of The Be: On department of
the varloua papers .hae always Interested
rr and that I th aueatloo aaked and
th answer gtvan In th him column.
These questions relate to love, etc. Do
the people who sk the questions realise
that each one of .ua 1 a little body of
force called personality, that each one
act or thinks according to these "forces?"
To Illustrate, one question aaked recently
wa about nu 1 imonial hgencice, would
they be O. K.?i.No.v th peron to whom
that quuatlon w nsked will anrwer
thua: If conservative, strictly modest,
eta, r.o, oh, no; if not, the Dwer will
be isrgely affirmative, Tat, no matter
how the pcraou would advise, the person
to whom the advice would be given 1
really th one to find out th truth. On
hi or her personality would depend the
success or failure.
Suroove you ask me if I think you are
justified In marrying a certain perion.
Oh, do I who never met you petveive
your Inner solff Can I read your person
ality? No wonder tho Bible says "Wort;
qut your own lvitlon with fear and
tremhling." "Tour ownT" Why? r-ecause
to vry on) elae you nr a stranger.
Peopi who k euestlon should realise
that n two pveple have th same experi
ence.' What I suffer and bat, you might
enjoy. Know your own peraonality, Think,
realia wnethar you ahould or ahould not
marry a man depend on you, .no op else
oaa dcclda for you. since you alone knQW
th dark brooding of yrjr heart
Nevertholes, the Questioners afford a
very fin psychological study, as .we see
how they think thnt th world 1 ruled
by universal consolation; one person can
decide fcr other, prnctrat thlr heart -ar.d
eearch tiielr motives. Here' a to tho
"nut olvre," but ploasc let the ques
tioi'cre know that they have a different
dl.ipMltion than their ''teachers" and th
collect end only solution of thulr ques
tion lies in therplve.
CLARENCE W. KELBO.
SlrbMua ftouad aa Alarm.
NOTCH! PLATTE. Nb.. Oct. U.-To the
Kdltor of The Bee: From a report of the
Fwtmeia' congres recently hld in
Omaha, It aper that the Sage el Sliver
Creek did ot approve of the woman
autfiag plank ot the resolutions, claim
ing tlvit it wm no prt of farming, so
much eo good for Wooater. Faii mnv
matter of entertatnnieot, we come to
th prime purpose of the Omaha f aimer
congreaa, the endorsement ot Wilson's
democratic admlnUtrat'on, which wa
.'reported unanimoua The query row
conies up, are all the farmer in Ne-
I breek. democrats, or were on!y dtmo-
ersta Invited to the congre?
Tha great common people of this coun
try have beocme Indifferent to party af
filiation. They recognise what Is turned
the "Invtalbl goverment." i not confined
to ar.y one particular pa.ty. but per-
tniate a.l. They also recognise that tti
In power by
special inter
est , does not contilbuta to the merit ot
such party. If a fanners' congres wss
not a place to propagandise woman suf
frageaura It la not a place to propagan
dlsa any political party's Interest. Tu
people ahould get wtaa to Uila trick re
gardless of the party that perform it
Democracy la a principle the antlpode
of aristocracy not a Party. Th democ
racy of Jefferaon. and the republicanism
of Lincoln are one signlflcenoe of op
posHioa of aristocracy. Regardless of
present party contention to amuse the
public, there are three batc principles
of a propcrou people la this are ot ctv
Uiaatfexn-
l. The land upon whicfi la ubaist toij
Includes labor and It product.
1 Mesne, of trsnHnortstlea of tumniM.
Itles.
X Tlte medium of exchsnge vsluee
thi w call money. M'boever owns one
cf thee three controls th ether two.
and whoever carta the three holds the
nation In alavery.
1 r!o not propose here to euloglie or
criticise any party, but a parties are un
der consideration they must b ae -ttonou.
Itarrlnff for wnt f pce a con
sideration of the t'nlted States banking
system, w come to the fedrs! reserve
ystem, which the democratic party hra
pent three year to malerislls. eulslde
of tne time they stent on th tsrlff and
other nonsense. Th federal reserve sys
tem hss placed the commerce and In
dustry of thi nation In control of save
d'rectora. No peraon or parties csn do I
ny extended t mount ef business with- ;
out the'- cor sent. They cn carry en th j
wsr In Europe Indefinitely without ol- '
lr of lawful mchey. They cn tttrcl
with other International eil'aaees. th j
commerce of tire world C the nnllmltel
credit of this gevsrnment. But the far-1
mer wheae labor supporta the syatara i
cannot borrow a dollar from It to va
hlmseir from bankruptcy.
Wkc tip, you farmera! Bend Hint
farmers to conTeas. If they bve to go on
foot, and have to carry a shotgun to de
fend the farmer' Inters. Wiluen will
oon have to call a kindergarten school,
snd Brya has gone to sleep in the "gen
tle life." Somebody hss got te "gt
there!" The system that Is In operation
will drift this nstloa to International
despotism unless the farmers arouse
themselves before It I eternally too late
Martial law once declared t dominate
civil strife, and your opportunities s-v
at an end. LVCIEN 8TBBBIX8
fresh sir. and I dvle you to dre In
th coolest, mwl comfortable clothe;
nothing stiff or formal.'
When the votnan Rot homo tht I how
she r"n-1er"1 to her hustnd th advice
given to her hy the doctor:
"He )- I mc.V f to the seashore,
do plerit) pf motoring nd get some new
summer go n." I'hliadrlphia Time.
IKE WALTOWS PRAYER.
.1 1. n.es AVhltcomb Blley.
I crave, Oesr Lord.
No boundless hoard
Of so)d and gear.
Nor jewel fine.
Nor land nor klne.
Nor trcaaiire-hear-s of anything.
Tt but a little hut be mine
W here at the hearthctoc I may hear
The cricket sing. ,
And have the shin
Of one glad womaa'a eyes t make,
For my poor sake.
Our simple home a place divine,
Just the wee cot the cricket's chirr
Ixve, and Uie smiling fa'-e of her.
I rrsy not that
Men tremble at
My power of plie
And lordly sWav,
I only rrsy for simple grace
To look my neighbor in th fee
Full honestly from day to UV ,
Tleld m hi homy palm to hold, 1
And I'll not prsy
For old: ' . ,
The tanned face, garlanded with mirth,
It hath the klngliest smile on erth;
The swart brow, diamonded with sweat.
Hath never need of coronet.
. And eo I reach.
Dear Lord to Thee,
And do beseech
Thou glvest me ' r i
The wee cot, and the cricket s chirr,
Ixjve, and the glad sweet faoe ot her!
told in run.
"Mother," said little Mabel, "do mi
ionarle go to heaven?"
"Why, of course, dear," her mother
replied.
"Do cannibals?"
"N, fm afraid thev don't,"
"But, mother." th iittl girl inltd,
"If a cannibal eats a missionary he'll
hsve to go, won't hoT" New York
Kveniag Post. -
'Well, what do you propose to afflict
us with?" Inquired th pcMimtetlo mana
ger of the Plunk vilie Op'ry. House.
"East Lynne.".
Don't . do It. Thla section has had
enough rain l II. Our rltlsens won't wel
come any more moisture." Louisville
Courier-Journal.
"Mother," said the aweet young thing,
"have you put away my summer fur?''
"Tea daughter."
"Then I think I hd better go shop-
f'lng today for my winter laow." BaJ
Imore American.
Practical Old Fntnep Why don't you
get out and hustle for client? '
Lawyer Son But the dignity- of riiy
profesaion. sir. .
P. O. F. Shuck! Ton ain't goln' to
look very dignified dodgin' creditors, are
you? Boston Transcript.
"Truth, sir,"-, said the pompous, sen
tentious writer, "He at the bottom of a
well."
"Tht may be," rejblned hi listener,
"but you my be ure it' not your
inkwell." Baluniore American.
BIG IMPROVEMENT
CAUSESSURPRISE
Says She Is So Happy She
Wants Whole World to
Know of Her Case. ')
"f a-n so l appy," Mrs. Bwrn Henle '
aid to neighbors recently when tellln
them ef the wonderful resulta accom
plished hy Teniae, the premier prepar
ation that is now being Introduced Into
Omaha and vicinity.
"I feel like a different woman," Mr.
Henle continued. "For years I suffered
with kidney trouble awl rheumatism
until I ws almost distracted. At times
th pain was so severe that it waa al
most unendurable. I had no appetite
ai'i ws unable to sleep more than
few minutes at a time at night. I lost
tlevh and strength steadily and my .
frienis becam alarmed over my con
dition. "I decided to try Teniae, but must
say I did so with great misgivings, aa
t nasi tried so many medicines without
being benefited. Much to my aurpriae,
I noticed) a marked Improvement in mv
condition aftr taking a few done oZ
TanJac. In a few day my ay petit had
improved and I was able to eat atanont
ny kind of food with the greatest rel
ish. The pain disappeared aa if by magi.
and I feel batter and stronger each day.
I no longer am restless at ' night, bu
lip an peacefully as a baby and feel
refreshed and bright when I arise in
the morning.
"I em so havpy that I want all the
wort.1 to know of my case' and to know
W'hat Tanlac did for me, I am more
thau glart to recommend this medicine
te all my ftiCnda, and to ail other who
suffer ae I suffered for year."
Mrs. Henle's case I typical of thous
and of "then who hay recently taken
Tanlac with tjie moat satisfying result.
Tarstac' i new being distributed in
Omaha through Sherman A McConnell
Drug company' store. Demonstration
at th Ilth and Dodg street store, Advertisement.
KAB!3U
KABARET
IM W LAC WTfK A fcxm MAM.
tHALL I eVQEEfTr .
r'rdxbm'. f the nmtm
mrr tar sktuE ueoum to m
TCtSlS''AthOHg ?ffr ti tms'
-r
She Wa Algernon WU on the foot
tall tm when he wa in college?
Ho I ahould say not! H has never
even had the nerve to kick at' home!
Judgo. .
Hr. r.eed Why, Kathrinf, how do
vim ro? I haven't seen you for year.
Hv yon cuught a hushand yet?
Mrs. Reno rtoodnesa, yeel . I've
caught three and lt two of them go.
Boston Transcript,
"Tommy," cautioned hi mother, "le
sure to eome in at 4 this afternoon to
get your bath before you go to the Jones
to supper."
"But, mother," protested th lad, "I
don't need a bath (or that. Thy ald
it wa lo be moat lnfrnl." Harper .
"Remeniber what our untrained cltl
enr), our undrtlled warrior, our unpre
pared soldier, did at Hunkr Hlllj" cried
the orator.
,"Cjteha!" cried BVnks. entlitis:ssr
tlcaily. from the rwar ol the hall. "They
got licked:" Uo'j'.nii Transcript.
Chuttv Ns'abbor I suppose yoti don't
stand to- anv war arguments antong
vour hcsiilera'f
ltoarding-house MlstraesOh. v Ton
see. our hlsKest etr get so lilreated
thnt be fo;get to eat and our n.tt big
gent carer t:etx so mod thst he lee.vej
before the iwal is half 'ov r. I'llck. j
VMsrlam. vou re r little run down, i
t Tou need frequent baths and plenty of I
There la real Joy in wearing a hand-
Some genuine diamond or fine watch,
ttt If you wait until you can pay all
crtsh you may never own or wear one.
You can buy of u at lowest caah
prices and pay la small amount
ujathly. . All w require of any one
In oruer to open a charge account 1
plain, old-fiuthion1 honeaty, Every
thlng strltrtly confidential.
rsa Ladle a' Ring,
4k solid gold Iof
tl "Perfection"
mounting, f'n
brilliant Cf
Diamond . . 0 9 U
aa a Koata.
Ma. 4 Man Dia
mond Ring, pronf
Tooth mounting.
h'?1".. $86
gl.es a week
Ha. 114a LaVai
11 ere, fin . solid
gold, set wiUt
genuine perfect
cut brilliant Dia
mond, black en
amel center, 1
genuine pearl, 1 ..
in. olld go'4
SSI 4.50
gl.S a Month.
UD1E HOUD U WATC1I,
Wo. gl This picture show th exact
aire of tna
vry apaclal
L a I a '
Watch we
ere ofTrto.
Elgin move
monl, wttti
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p e adsnt,
;1 Id oll
cae: ha re
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ahown when
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woih bus-
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$14.50
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All Women Need
a coirectivc, pccasiionallj-, to right a disordered stomach,
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ness and sleeDiess nichts. Quick relief from omarh
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They get ajently on the etonwrh. liver, kidneys ar.d bowels, assisting
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I ueo famous pill arc vegetsble in compouition tncrefor. banrUcas.
leave po diaareeblo aiter-adecta and are not habit forming. v
A bug of Beacham'e PPls In the Kouae Is a prots.-jn against the
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