TTTE I IKE: OMAHA. MONDAY, APRIL 2fi, 1015.
WALSH IS FLAYED
BY ROCKEFELLER
John D- Aierti Condition Drawn
from Correipondencc Alto
gether Falie.
METHODS ARE "INDEFENSIBLE"
NEW YORK, April JR. John I).
Rockefeller. Jr., tava out state
ment yesterday tn reference to the
correspondence between himself and
U M. Bowers, chairman of the Colo
rado Fuel and Iron company, which
was mado publ'c yesterday by Frank
T. Walah, chairman of the United
States Commlaalon on Industrial Re
lation!. Mr. Rockefeller characterlr.ee at
false the conclusions which Mr.
Walsh drew from the correspondence.
SAMSON SEEKS SOME SINGERS
For Ria Chorus, Xing Ak It Sorely
In Need of Men Who Hare
Voices that Can Be Heard.
ORDER FOR TRTOUT ISSUED
Proeeedlaa laateall.
Mr. Rockefeller asserts that M. Walsh
had drawn Inference without aeoertaln
Ing whether they were correct, a "pro
roedlng, which la wholly Indefensible."
Ha said further that he would be Rlad
te appear to five additional testimony
before the commission at any time, "for
we are desirous that the public ahall
have all the facta."
The statement follows:
"On Tebniarr 1. soon after the hear
Ints la New York of the United Plate
Commission on Industrial Relations, I felt
ratted wpon In Justice to myself to point
eat to the public a groaa misstatement
coacemlner my evidence, which had been
Uvea out by rrank P. Walsh, chairman
of the commission. Mr. Walsh today
makes another lone statement containing
many misrepresentations and unwar
ranted Inferences.
Untitled Vmrt:
'The public Is entitled to the fa-ts con
cerning the alterations, which Mr. Walsh
make, but it la Impossible to assemble
all the data In time for the Sunday morn
ing paper. I am preparing a alatement
which will be available for publication
oa Monday morning.
"In reference to Mr. Walsh's announce
ment ef hi Intention to rail my associates
and myself to give further Information
In regard to the Colorado atrlke, I need
hardly ay that we aha!) be glad to ap
pear at any time, for we are deslrlou
that the public ahall hava all the facta.
Wat Legal HlaM.
'To that end. we hava already testi
fied with great fullness, have waived all
our legal right, and have supplied the
commission without any subpoena dance
teucum all the Information, which has
been asked for, Including a maaa tit priv
ate correspondence.
"Mr. Waleh ha takea that correspond
ence baa drawn from It certain Inference
and without ascertaining whsther his In
ference are correct, naa made statements
and announced conclusion, 'which are
falsa, luck ft proceeding I submit Is
wholly ladfneible oa the part of the
chairman ef the body holding ft commis
sion from the government of the Vnlted
Kates,"
A distress wall for sincere, rest j
Osrusos. Is giltier out from On Heme, I
Ak-Frtr-Tten rtln. who wants tn get tm
a god chorus of voices for tlie various j
stunts In Ak-Sar-Bcn's big road show for I
this
Pen
third. that It Ik estimated It will take
'i lusty voices to give volume to fill
the room.
"I could sin; rings around that liunch.
If I'd only been anked." lias frequently
been said by timid members In years
gone by. Kibosh on that noise thl" year.
"You are asked right now. Pon't be
bashful, step right up and push the lot d
pedal. If there Is mini- In your makeup,
we'll extract It; If not, we will let you
give the college yell: 'damson. Samson,
we're his men, we're the Knight of Ak-Bar-Ren,'
or wrestle the bear," says
Rense.
Charle tlardner. Henry Dunn and
Hilly T-awrerve have adopted a unique
method of lung expansion by holding a
funnel hetwi-en their teeth when need
ing their auto after dark. Oscar Ueben
sprained his ankle recently directing an
Imaginary chorus In front of a mirror.
The aong rehearsals will begin shortly
fter May I, and as none but members
am allowed at the- len. It will be neces
sary to push name and filing fee over
the counter at Tad Weaver's office, Sev
enteenth and DmiKlaa streets, at once to
b imonu the ellrfllilea
Announcements of rehearsal clatei will
ha made nest Sunday. A regular meet
ing of the board of governors Is to lie
eld M mils y evening at the Hotel Fon-
tenelle.
ITALY ASKS MIL
MORE 0F AUSTRIA
Vienna Makes Further Concenioni,
but Quirinal Not Satisfied and
Rattles Sword.
TWO MILLIONS AWAIT ORDER
GIBSON BOOSTERS
ENDORSE THE "INS"
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wooden Indians aw to It that these luea
were ftot Investigated." . v
"I wtnt down to the senate en a cam
palga for ft tax reform amendment to
thee constitution. But ef course, I w
up against the famous nineteen wooden
Indians on that
"Another ef the crimes or the legisla
ture waa the f.afeat of the constitutional
convention. The legislature ha repeat
edly refused the demand for ft constltu
tional convention, and la this session the
bill waa stopped by the nineteen woodea
Indiana. It never got out of the sitting
committee. The sifting committee waa
made up of seven men, rive of whom
were of the woodea Indiana. I tried to
bring It out by moving on the floor of
th senate that It be brought out. In
ptte ef th sifting commute ruling
nut against tn eoiia nineteen were
against me end the hill died la the cora
mltlre,"
Haas ( Better Tree.
oenaior vjuuioy characterised the
house members as a higher type than
in senate members. He declared also
last aalda from a few progreaalve meas
ure arievtlng largely Omaha, the legis
lature had done nothing at all worth
while.
" anme.r he said, "that 131
mea should net together enc In two
yeat and at end alxty days and more
and d, nothing but paae one or two bills
mat t all ted right down are slmnlv
to the Interest of some ens or two mea
tn a gtveu action of u stele who hope
te gala eom special favor through their
restate. But S per cni of the bills
Passed at the last eeaaion were of this
t narneter.
PLEADS FOR WORLD MEET
OF JEWS TO AID BRETHREN
NEW YORK, April .-A plea for
worm congress or Jew to aid thai
brethren new engaged la the European
war waa snad bar tonight by Louis
Marshall at a gathering of leading Jew
affiliated with Jewlah organisation for
the sixth annual Kehillah, or community
Mr. Marshall said the Jews of America
should form the nucleus of such a con
-.
YOU WILL FEEL
anvsrh better and younger!
""Tii neaun win ImDreve
ROMK (Via Paris), April 25.
yesr. Tbe seating capacity of the , council of ministers, which waa
has been Increased by about one-1 . umvm ,-... l.n i,i. . r .
... , . . v .,.( ii.'Ki iiiid a . n i ..',
discuss the International situation,
was postponed. This waa Interpreted
to mean that Haron Zonnlno, minister
of foreign affairs, contrary to ex
pectation, was not ready to com
municate anything, definite to his
colleagues regarding the negotiations
with Germany and Austria.
It It reported that Austria has
made further concessions In the en
deavor to preserve Italian neutrality,
but it Is said that these are not satis
factory to Italy.
(rent Ksrltenaeat Relawa.
It la stated that Haron Zonnlno is ob
durate In the demands representing a
minimum of what Italy expects. Great
excitement reigns here and In Vienna and
In Herlln over the negotiations.
Treinler 8a land ra and Baron Zonnlno
frequently see King Victor Pmmanual
and rilscuna the matter after Interview
with Prince Ttuelow, the German ambas
sador In Rome and Paron de Macchlo, the
Austrian ambassador.
Italy'a military preparation already
are nearly perfect and they ar dally be
coming more complete.
rail Strenath Two Million.
PARIS. April 24. French military
writer estimate the full military atrength
of Italy at 2,000,000 of whom WO.Ono prob
ably form the active field army.
The chief of the Italian staff la Lieute
nant Qenersl Count Cadorna. lie was
born September 4, 1SD0, and la a aon of
Raphael Cadorna, mho wa distinguished
for his services In the Crimea.
ava had th front page many time. and
that I what I want, good or bad.
Simon waa wrong when he said the
News spent IS.ono trying to corrupt me.
The News spent $17,000 to get a weakling
to commit a crime. The paper has dona
nothing for Omaha but take money out
of the pockets of the people and send It
to Pt. raul. I want somebody to dispute
that statement.
Metralfe a Prohibitionist.
Who is I-amoreeux that ha should buy
hips In this gsme? Metcalfe is ft prohi
bitionist. If they fool with m I will tell
some thing before the week Is over. I
see that fair women are going to help
the antls and If they do I will tell them
some stories that will aend them back
home.
"The question Is. Po I make good dur
ing business hours? Do I deliver the
goods? I think 1 know something of city
affairs sfter nine yeara' experience. I
am proud of my record.
1 can guarantee Blmon to you all. If
you cut Blmon you will elect Zlmman.
I ask no quarter nor will I give any
quarter, for I'm going to the wire with
these gazaboes.
Proa of Pardoass
"When X give pardon to a boy or a
girl for a father I look up to my Maker
and Sve thank for having been f'ven a
kind and generous heart. What would
Zimman do If h were elected mayor?
Tou could strike a match anywhere
within too yard of th city hall and he
would blow up.
If alerted we promise to ua our ef
fort to defeat prohibition, which wilt b
the big Issue In this state."
Edward Blmon caught the crowd with
hl forceful talk and fine voice. ' I think
you are going to have an apportunlty to
aee m often after the fourth of May, ao
thought 1 wuld let you meaenre me this
afternoon, from tny shoe to my head.
( expert the opposition will resort te all
sorts of questionable tactics and tricks
to place their men Id power," he aald In
opening.
Caaaat Be Boaaht.
"Tbe organ of the antls spent la.ftO
to find that Jim Dahlman and the other
commissioners are Inacrruptlble and on
the square. This paper will resort to alt
sort of dirty politic In an attempt to
tell you that w are not on the square.
Thla paper now pretend to be for the
people. This paper haa given Omaha a
black eye, but It la now convinced that
the man whom you elected three year
as for mayor cannot be bouaul"
He declared that one of the antl had
an opportunity aa councilman and mayor
for nine yeara to ahow ha waa for the
people; that In ISUS Zlmman aa council
man cast the only vote against a lalse
from Ce cents to tt cent per hour for
th atreet sweepers.
(Wber Casaaataalaaere Speak.
Commissioners Butler, McOovera. Hum
mel snd Kugel spoke briefly of the work-
Inge of their departments. Mr. Kugel -
serted that hla brother-in-law, C. V. War-
field, authorised the announcement that
his name had been used by th antl on
their list of committeemen without au
thorlty. and that Warfleld waa for the
administration ticket.
Th administration campaign committee
announces these meetlns for tonight 1
Washington hall, under th auspice of
Creighton student and alunmnl; Qulnn's
hall. Sixteenth and Cumtng streets
Holm's hall. Twenty-fourth and Burden
streets.
High Praise Given
Canadian Soldiers
In Flanders Fight
OTTAWA. Ont., April 2S.-Pralse for the
Canadian troop In th fighting of thla
week I contained In a cable message re
ceived today by Oeneral Hughes, minister
of militia, from Lord Brook, staff officer
to Field Marshal French, which read:
"Hearty congratulations on magnificent
behavior of Canadian troops."
The severity of the renting In which
the Canadian first expeditionary division
haa been engaged la Indicated by a
preliminary casualty list which reached
General Hughes tonight
An Incomplete list of casualties to of
ficers In th two day' engagement ahow
that thirty-one officer were wounded
and one killed Major J. MacLaren
Brandonman.
From this, It Is calculated that the
casualty list of noncommissioned officers
and men will contain between SOS and SOS
name. Th report state that th
Canadlana were engaged In aever flght-
ing through Burnley, April 24 and that
th fighting I still going on.
Th Canadian heavy battery of 4.7 Inch
gun which waa lost on Thursday or Fri
day and afterward retaken by th
Canadian, wa not located behind th
lines of Canadian Infantry, but behind th
French line, Immediately to the left of
th Canadian' rer. Th French were
driven from their position by asphyxiating
boroba. ...
Tour
You
a til eaov good nourishing rood asaln
If you will try (hi standard stomach
tonic. Th blood. muscles, tlUre.
" t " mags will (( t
Inurnt they hava bean cryliia fur
r ea.1 will dear up. Itaikach
b
nutr
lour aaia am . I.ar up. Haikarhe
rnvuniam- iwinava a ill diHMKir
! audi raaea reliable tl'i.
rrvoinmaud and use UOt t at K1AL
Hrl,m Oil Oaneulaa. Thev ar a
laixlard world-wide remedy, pre-l-4
In Holland for over two bundrad
by a epaiial process. Combining
hellna- antlMptie uiLa with, tissue
bulidiu herb. Thla I ft natural
fawn rem4y. which ran be tried fur
very lull coat. It U not a "patent
medicine. Therefore uatil you have
tried ihetn. the only ay ta tell the
pure, orlalnej article. Imported fah
every nienth from Holland, la by buy.
In- OOU) MEDAL. Tli.ra are counter
tua but M ether enulne. Your
ecu. t at ran gat GOLD Mlr.DAL tf you
insi.i. They ar rarefully tested by
1'Hiled R talis Ooverameat rhemlete fee-e-elna;
admitted Into thla country
Tt.rfoi be safe aad refuee a cheap
luuiatiu. as they snay be harmful, liu
'Ma on If thrmish the Amartcan
r'rrwa ef lha :auiae Haarlem till
''a.. It Vir at.. sm Tor
t u v . ft. ie aad ti-tft. Una rl aiulj
tf they do not tMtie you. Adtertiseoieot
Hundreds Go Mad in
The Battle Trenches
OENF.VA. (iwltxerland (Via rarls).
April Sk. Pr. richerer nf Lucerne returned
to Geneva today from a visit to the war
asylum at Oberwleaeafeldt. near Munich,
Bavaria.
"I ner realised the depth of th war
horrors.' aald Or. rVherer. "until I
mere nunurea ot men. mostly young
who bad gon mad la th trench. Some
lay quietly, oblivious to their surround
ing, other with burnlug a etched
wry movement of th visitor and at
tendant.
"A percentage of th laeaae recover
after aum weeks of careful car and
real and later return to th front." lr.
Scherer said. "But th remainder ar
eat to other asylum because their re
covery being doubtful their preeenv la
th t re aches might endanger their ewa
comrade. Several u'h special aiyluma
for aaad ma from th t reaches hava
bee a opened la Get-away. Bomethlag
seem ta break Inside tb aoldiers uader
the aroloea-ed stress of fighting aad
fatiga. sanguinary mats and baad-ta-band
encounter."
GERMANS POUR
FRESH ARMIES
. INTO FLANDERS
(Continued from Paae One )
trenched, promises to be one of the bit
terest nd blooOlcst cf the war. Tele
grams from Holland tonight tell not only
of the movement of German reinforce
ment to the front, but of long train of
dead and wounded which ar passing to
the reara condition of affairs which also
mut exist In the rear of the allied army.
The outcome of this battle la awaited
with the utmost eagerness.
Raaa Reaame attack.
In the meantime, fighting goes on la
Champagne and the Woevre. well as
In the Ciirpathlans. Despite torrential
rains, tbe Russians appear to have re
sumed their attacks on the A utro -German
positions guarding t'xsok pa. The
rapture by tho Russian of Hill No. 101,
It I claimed, will greatly facilitate their
operation reducing the Importance of
Hill No. 902, which the Austrlitn still
hold.
Confirmation of this new Russian of
fensive Is contained in the Austrian offi
cial report, which records fighting on
Turk road, which traverses Vzsok pass.
There is no official news ss yet of
operations In the Dardanelles or th
North Kea. hut In the latter region there
Is evidence of activity on the part of the
Germans, who have sunk or captured
several neutral vessels.
Ships Takea or Maak.
The Danish steamer Nldaros was cap
tured; the Norwegian barks Oscar and
Eva and the Hwedish steamer Ruth were
torpedoed by submarines; the Norwegian
steamer Caprivl waa blown up by a mlno
off the Kngllsh coast, while the Finnish
steamer Frack was torpedoed In the
Baltlo.
Diplomats are watching Italy, which
apparently has not yet reached a deci
sion on Ita future attitude. The fact that
the meeting of the council of ministers
called for today waa postponed would
seem to indicate that negotiation be
tween Italy and the Germanic allies are
still proceeding or that Italy is watting
for a final answer to Its demand for
territorial concessions.
MONEY MAY BE
MADE INGARDENS
Omaha Boys and Girls Are Making
Large Profits in Tilling Some
of the Vacant Lots.
WORK ALONG BUSINESS LINES
Have Rearalar Bowel Movement.
Take Dr. Klng'a New Ufe Pill and
hava a dally easy movement of the bow-
ele. cure constipation. Only tie. All
druggist. Advertisement.
SPONSORS OF PRIMARY
0BJEC TT0 ITS APPEAL
HURON, B. D.. April r..-(Speclal.)-The
set on the part of the Byrne-Norbeck ad
ministration In repealing the primary law,
enacted by a direct vote of the people,
has stirred up the prominent leaders of
the state administration of 1197 and 1S9S,
nho were the original progressives in this
state, and responsible for the adoption of
the Initiative and referendum Into the
Pouth Dakota atate constitution.
Father Robert W. Hair of Aberdeen.
Governor Andrew E. Lee of Vermilion,
Senator L. N. Crill of Elk Point, Senator
Jamoe A. Grant of Clark. H. U Loucks
of Watertown and other have add?eaed
a Joint communication to R. O. Richards
of this place, urging htm to press forward
for the freedom ot the ballot and suprem
acy of the people by making ft thorough
test ot the stato administration's act In
our atate courts, and federal courla, If
necesssry.
Gardening Is a serious business with
many of the school children enrolled In
the Garden club movement, according
to City Club Leader Dale, and the youn
sters are going about It In a business
like way.
Harry Dewey. 12-year-old son of County
Clerk Frank Dewey, has two gardens.
OxW feet csch. at his home, 4o32 North
Thirty-ninth street, and already haa peas
and beans so far advanced that he will
be able to market them at fancy prlcea
several weeks ahead of the average
gardener.
Young Dewey, who attend Central
Park school, cleared V last year In a
gardening partnership with his brother,
William. This season, his third aa a
gardener, he also haa started a big gar
den, inoxl.ie feet, at Fortr-eecond and
Taylor atreet. aa hla entry In th achool
garden competition. City Club Leader
Dale aaya the boy haa the best garden
In that part of the city now, and if frost
does no damage. It will give him a nice
profit from early vegetables.
Another business-like gardener Is Rhea
Hardtmeyer of Monmouth Park school,
Dale assert. She grew five crop of
beans last summer and took prizes for
gardening. She Is saving prise money
and garden profit with which to buy a
lawn mower. Sh Uvea at 3223 Manderson
street.
Three hundred and slxty-thre boys and
girl of twenty-eight schools have en
rolled In the garden dubs, and the six
teen schools not yet heard from, includ
ing big onea like Mason, Farnam and
Howard Kennedy, are expected to raise
the total to over BOO,
Do you dread the hard work
of housecleaning?
Five Thousand More
Men Added to Idle
List in Windy City
CHICAGO, April 2f. Five thousand
more men were added to the list of 125,000
unemployed In Chicago today, when prac
tically all of the eighty big lumber yards
In the city closed, pending settlement
of the carpenters' strike. The question
of the lumber men was due chiefly to a
lack of demand for their wares.
The lumber yards that have sh it down
do an estimated annual business of
125,000,000. The arbitration boards of the
carpenters' district council and the car
penters contractors' association are ex
pected to meet again Monday. Until then,
It wa aald. no joint efforta would be
made to bring about a settlement
The building construction employer' as
sociation met today and prepared an
ultimatum, which they aald would be
sent to six unions, which thus far hava
failed to aignlfy their Intention of signing
the uniform building trades' agreement.'
The cement finishers, drain layers,
marble fitters, tile layers, bridge and
structural iron workrs and sheet metal
workera, will be locked out May 1, un
less the agreement la signed, according
to the employers.
v.
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and save elbow-srrease and
and save elbow-grease and
back break. Hot water and
hard scrubbing not needed.
Use Fels-Naptha in lukewarm
water for housecleaning.;
rale Co.. Philadelphia,
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Allies' Aircraft
Ey Over Smyrna
PARIS, April . Allies' aeroplane are
showing great activity over Smyrna, aaya
a special dispatch from Palonlkl. A
French avlutor recently dropped two
bomb at Fort Kastro, anting several sol
diers, another sank a German ahlp lying
In port, and a third struck th railway
station.
Observation mad by aviator, accord
ing to th dlxpatch. Indicate- that th
Turkish forces assigned for th defense
of Smyrna number SS.OW. They occupy
iremnes exienmnr rrom Vourlah to
Smyrna, and ar posted on height com
manding th city.
Fort Tw Brother and Raatratl hav
been repaired. A new fortification, built
above the farm of Rt. George, haa beea
armed with thirty heavy gun, supposed
to hava been brought from Constantinople.
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FIGHTING DAUGHTERS
WANT DISARMAMENT
WASHINGTON. Aorll S.-A ainL m.
Ion today concluded th twenty-fourth
continental emigres of th daughter of
tho American He volution, which ha been
meeting her this week.
Th report of th peace committee of
the congreaa prventd today b M i
Janet Richard of thla city, urnri i..
Urnaltonal disarmament and the estab
lishment of aa international police and
an International court
Your Sick Child
Is Constipated!
Look at Tongue
No matter what all your child, a
gentle, thorough laxative should aJway
b th first treatment given.
If your Utile one la out-of-aorts. half,
ick. lain resting, eating and acting
naturally look. Mother! see If tongue
la coated. Thl I aur sign thai Us
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RmsCmI Tag-
Carl R. Sorenson, Foraerly of
Twin Cities, Relieved of Neu
ralgia, Rheumatism and
Kidney Trouble.
Carl It. Horenson, postmaster at
Brant wood, Wla.. and manager of th
general ator In that town, who I alst
a prominent Mason. Klk and Woodman.
! with many frlenda In th Twin
I Cities, where he waa formerly In bui-
stoniach. Uver and bowel. .r.' "'" ' found relief from
clogged with waste. When roa. irrl-1 rnuniatUm and kidney trouble of i
table, feverish, stomach .our. breath! y'mr ,llng by ualng Akoa. th new
bad or haa atomach-ache. diarrhoea.
Kverybwdy Heads be Waal Ada.
or throat, ruil or cold, gtr a tra
apoonful of "California 8yrup of l"lgs."
and In a few hour all tli constipated
poison, undigested food and sour bile
gently move out of It llttl bowel
without griping, and you hav a wall,
playful child again.
atothera can real easy aftar giving
thl harnileaa "fruit laxative, bacaua
it never fall to cleana th llttl one's
liver gad bowel and wta th atom
acb aad they dearly lav its plaaaaat
laat. FuU direction for babl. chil
dren f ail age aad for grown-ups
printed oa eac h bolt I.
Br war of counterfeit ftg ayrupa. Aab
your druggist for a de-cent bottle of
"Califoraia 8rup of Ha;' then see
that It la mad by the "California' It'lg
Syrup Company. " Adteriuement.
it allfornl medicinal mineral.
"1 would not b without Akoa." aalJ
Mr. ttorenson. "I Buffered aeverai
year with rhcumatlam and kidney
trouble. I saw Akoa advertised and
bought a treatment. I ran praise Akoa
very highly aa I am feeling greatly
Improved la every way.
"I wa also troubled with neuralgia
of th head be for I took Akoa I
hav had n palna of late at alL I
can and will recommend Akoa to ail
my friend aa I am vary much pleaaed
with th result a I am an Akoa
booster."
Many ethers ar r porting moat
gratifying result after using Ake for
rbeutaallare.' stomach, kidney, bladder,
and liver trouble, dtabta. Bright,
catarrh, evtu-ina, ptlea. congestion aad
other tilmtnts. Akos la a natura. mln
v.f
it
AMI SEMENTS.
lit arosT
rorULal Theater
Tonight aad Week
BUTZ ATSa-EOWAJIS X.TVOS
THE DEEP PURPLE
Tomorrow, Conoert Might. ICra. Xaa
XUaworth Sal, aopraa.
briweas acta,
atata. Wad., Thara Sal, S5ci
Mlghta. S So aad 6O0.
Vest Waeki
"A aVTTXrX,T OaT TU WIHV
DOthOTScts Ela Rii,ii
H.vlten Thornioa
"Th Uirl Kroa Mil.iu
Trss brm .
vwaoed Tande-
nil. Dally Mat.
S. Vlrht. 8:14.
VboB n-ar.
Blcksl aad
Watoa
Braadea Harst
si.raay sa Saadarl. ti. N'l.kis: ki-K-i.;,,. j
Ivot4 to Btricily Clean, Classy
arusicAX. bubxebqub
TWICE DAIDf 4Hk Matinee Today
Jack Singer Praa
LEW KELLY ()
"MO
BODY HOME"
With the
GREAT BEHMAN SHOW
Including X.ob Haa call. A met a
Pynsa, Jim Tea Brook. Jeaa Irwin,
Oortsae rord. Tlaeeat MARTri I P
Barry Yaa,
, Aad a Bla
laaek,
CBQBPa OT BOTg aad OZKI.S
crMBUag-ly ramaylCUrullnnill''
Batir oa the Drama OntaAauuftn
Th show that iaaurwetad th
present policy at thi tn eater
five aaon ago.
UNQUESTIONABLY Ut LKCQUK'S
COITION - B LUXB
UEAH READER:
I claim Th Bthmii show stvs-rs was
sn atlll la burlMqu.'a very rlaalA.
Thara'a a crlvpoMa ana a aali.nry that'a
rwllT r.ne4iiaa, tocther with lau.ha
to tit aar faca. That It'a the aaaeoa'e
vary chvwMt, I'll ataae ter Kputalloa
aa a um r aa I'ne aa4. aam oed
fuaaM. la tbla man's toes.
g U JDHSSON, M(r Gayatr.
ta oon Junction
with th fir at T
, parfornaae of
th Bshmaa Know
llncladinr tb
Wednesday.)
TU BXTMAB DBBADBAUOHT.
EXTRA
TU BXTMAB Dl
JESS yyiLLARD
WOIUI'I CBAaCPIOB
Wlllard. BUsaealf, ta Th XlMh
Mot a Moving- Bictnr.
B will boa sever ai roaad with hla
rarrtna- partners and demoastrat
Bl TtlsULI is-CIHIIBETai
ItfiOCIt-QUT PUflCH
Th barrel a pr.c atadd t la
dle at anatlnaea ar withdraw a.
tU Tear a. Mat., Apr. B9. Law BUy
and Th Bahmaa Show fU-iahlaa-th
week at the Oayety ragaiar
acal of anosa
1
CARL It. SORCNSON.
D IVIenclelsisotiiiL Cinoip
H ANO
CHICAGO SYMPHONY UKLiIld 1 KA
ral, hartnle and pleaaant to tak. It
la not a patent medietas or com
pounded with drug.
Akoa la now being Introducad la
Omaha at Sherman a MrConnell Kth
and Dodg atraeta ator. Vlalt phon
or writ th Akoa ataa for f jrI.er par
Uculara rtgarding thla advrtlamnt
Aaditorium, Tonight 8:15; Tomorrow 2:30 p. m. and 8:15 p. d.
Baaaa Coapa Book. Thsw Dallara, ooataialag tw svaniag admiaatoa tsstrai
aad oa aaatla boapoai aa aaie at Boep . Mayaaa'a, BoasaoIlT B MaaUra.
81iial Adnitaektna Now oa Sale al Boa Office?.
Kveninx. St.AO. Afternoon. at.OO.
USE
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