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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1903)
1G x ' '( ' l ! " . : ' V- r"- - . - s ::- V v. " ' ' V r J V' H; N' i " ' , Orson WoDtworth. Agnes Ollerman. DLA1R HIGH SCHOOL DEBATERS WHO WON 1 V; '. i ,.i in ii mn .11 m ii ! ii 1 fi Ml I ' '1 ..- 1 MR. AND MRS. J. D. JOrNSO OF SIDNEY, Neh Carpenter's Letter (Continued from Twelfth Page.) "yard wide will run a long distance aroun hill or up a mountain. Thla la especially ao In the rlne-growlng reglona, which are In the most mountainous parts of the val ley. The land Is ao rough pmt all cultiva tion, must be with the hoe or spade, and bene back-breaking. The grapes sv planted In rows running up and down hi. Each vine has Its own stake, and It la cut down to a central stem or stump every year. ' All along the river under auch vine yards are little towns of one or two-story houses with roofs of slate or tiles. There re no houses In the vineyards, the most characteristic buildings bolng the whit MARTIN -DIEFENDBNFER OK WOOD RIVER. Neb.. WINNER OF TUB GRAND AMERICAN HANDICAP EHOOT AT KANSAS CITY. "L a TOE ILLUSTRATED BEE. .1-' ; - . ' -'v ' X5 ' Grover Akin. FREMONT. AT V- HAVE CELE- atone Mstlea mountains. thr " up on the aid. l A T. The soU tlllzed and ao ire, 5 " altbouKh it fL! BOYS' GLEE CLUB a abundantly. V. . 1 kin. .n una m ki . AVIANS in iw noar rhA rnin: x vwi.v.r " Man hit ) fo l trop U thort, ctusl general rlae.t nn tit ihft btt vine resionB tir .1 - .4 The above half tone etrt represents the office of the Canadian Information Bureau In Krenaer Hlock, Fifteenth end Dodge. Mr. J. II. Dorhse established this flice in 1SX4 and lo the oldest an I most rel.able employment onire In Omaha, and In known from coast to coast, handing thousands of people annually, furnishing tha best help, such as managers chefs stewards, bookkeep.rs, stenographers and laborers. feparate departments for men. Iady attendant in charge of woman's department. Mr. ohrse with 18 years' experience hs b.illt up a large acquaintance, shipping any where In the United States or CanajA Reference Omaha National Hank. the Rhelngau, which runs for about fifteen miles along the river. It Is here that the Jchanneabergcr wtnea are produced. Tbiy come from about fifty-five acres of vine yards, being made from the best grapes raised on that area. The Idea prevails In the United States that the Germans drink only beer. This Is Bot true. They consume vast quantities of Wine and their wlnea on the average are good. Every city' has score! of wino res taurants and many hotels have their wine restaurants and beer restaurants side by side.' The difference is that anything ordered In the wine restaurant costs considerably more than the same thing In the beer restaurant. Even beer costs more If taken In the wine restaurants. The people often drink wine with their meals and It Is a common thing to carry wine along with a lunch on the cara. ' As to beer, it takes the place of water among young and old, and no. one. thinks anything strange. of children drinking it. I saw' a school teacher bring thirty school children into a restaurant the other day. He ordered dinner for them and each had . fcer pint glas of beer. - - ., . . FRANK O. CARPENTER. Some Maine Epitaphs She lived with her husband fifty years and died in the confident hope of a better life. : John K. (killed In the battle of Shiloh) was bore in the state of New York, where 'the wicked cease from troubling and the weary are at rest. - . , . . Here lies Barnard Lightfoot, who was .accidentally killed In the 45th year of his KU--V monument waa erected by his ft- i-mny. L W 4 AND ORCHESTRA OF FRANKLIN ACADEMY, FRANKLIN, Neb. Mxj 8, 1803. Im I 4 Pointed Paragraphs Lend man thine ear, but not thy umbrella. "An air of mystery le about all there Is to some men. Inhabitants of New Mexico believe In a future state. . . . - Women may be outspoken, but they are never out-talked. Some people never seek religion as lon( as there" is a dollar In sight. What some men owe worries them much Jess than what they would like to owe. .' A homely rich girl Is prettier than a beautiful poor one In the eyes of some men. ; It Isn't necessary for a man to know enough to go in when It rain if he has a borrowed umbrella. L The average man clings tenaciously to his own opinions, but he expects other people to change theirs. Nothing short of true faith will separata a bald-headed man from the hard-earned price of a bottle cf hair restorer. Some men would get along much faster if they didn't waste so much time telling other people what they would do if they had . a chance. Chicago News. No Trick at All "She thinks she is capable of presiding over a home'of her own." - "And ahe can, too, under the right con v .dltlons.. Why, any girl can do It, If she only has capable and well trained servants and a husband with plenty of money. Presid ing, over a home that other people make .isn't nearly ao hard as making one your elf." Chicago Post. 7 - ..;:.......-y :,-,-- . T:n