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    THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, .APRIL IS, 1916.
2
Start Tomorrow
and Keep It Up
Every Morning
Oft In tht habit of drinking a
glat of hot water befort
brcakfeit.
We're tint hera long, o let' make our
lay agreeable. Let u live well, eat
ell, dlk-nt well, work well, aleep well,
end look wall. What a glnrloue condition
to attain, and yet, how very eaay It I
if one will only adopt tha morning inalil
bath.
I'olka who are aeeuetnmail to f'-'l dull
and heavy when they arlae, apllttliiii
lieadach. atuffy from a cold, foul tonine,
Mftnty lireath, aHd tomarh, tan, Inetaad,
feel aa freah a a daley by opening the
eluli-et of the ayetem each morning and
flushing out tha whole of tha Internal
poiajnoi tatinant matter.
Kveryone. whellier ailing-, alck or well,
ehould, each morning, before breakfaat,
'irlnk a glaae of reel hot water with a
1a.apoonful of llmeaton pho'l'hata In It
waah from the atomach, liver and
bowel the Prevloua day'a Indltceetllile
ate, amir bile and polabnoue tonlna;
tin, tlanliiK, aweelenlng and purifying
the entire alimentary cantil befora putting
more food Into the atnmaih. The action
lit hot waler and llrneaton plirwphal on
ti empty alomarti la wonderfully In
vlgoratlng. It clean out all tha aour
fermentation, gear, weate and acidity
and lve one a eplnndld appetite tor
breakfeat. M'hlla you ara enjoying your
break faal tha water and ptioephata la
lulctly eatra'ting a lnra volume of wafer
from tha blood and gelling ready for a
thorough fluehltig of all the Indite ur
tana. The million of paopla who ara bothered
with conatlpetlon, bllloua apella, atomafh
trouble; other who have aallow aklna,
blood dleordera and akkly emplelona
are lirg d to get a quarter pound of lime
el one phoaphate from tha -drug atoro.
Thie will coat very little, but la uMclent
to make anyone a pronounced crank on
the iwbject of Inelde bathing bifora
break feat. AdverlleemenL
HOW IT HTAMwTAT HOMKi
On April 1, TltJS Mll'WBHT UFB
bad In forre i pollclea on tha Uvea of
l.lnrnlrt people, agicregatlng ll,71,7W of
Inauranre. All thla baa been written
lure May, and repreaerita a net In
ffreeea of nearly tl30,i00 a year after de
luding all poll' If a terminated for any
laiiee death, aurrender or lapae, Tha
total Ineuranre In force on April lat waa
I7.M,4M. One pollry out of every aeven
waa held by a rltl-n of Lincoln, Thara
are few companlea, If any, doing huelneea
In thla atate which ran ahow auelt atrong
aupport from Ita home city.
Tha premium on pollclea laeiied by
TUB MIUWKHT lAFK are low. The
polMce aro fair In their termt. Some
provide for ihe payment of double the
fare amount of the policy In eea of c
ridenlal death, for other Itifurmatlon,
all or wilt
TiieMidwestLife
N. Z. HNKI.1, PBBSIDKMT
A MURASXA STOCK COMFAMY
lEums ao.rAncirT!o tin muma otii
FIRST MT10MAI UHt lUILDIWO, UNCOW.
OMAHA AalNCV
CITY NATIONAL. BANK UIL.OIN
flRiiat actum citiei eaaegg4
l a.ri"t aro i.j, naicif t iim
B ELL-ASMS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists.
Let The
Milwaukee'
Serve You
To Chicago
ir .,vw
rzm nr" r
Rcwiny bertha the famed
"longer, higher, wider"
kind. comlt stable loung
ing chain and other ap
pointment a, immaculate
cleanliness throughout,
delicious meals, ctnirteoua
company employed at
tendant ancf company,
owned iteel emiipmetit,
dHiMe track and electric
block aignali, these
tharacterue the trrvke
brtween Omaha and
Chicago oi the
Chicago,
Milwaukee &
St. Paul Ry.
fWN4 4 cl) l M.nttiiwa
TH aal tUtl, a i
Ulf ttivAm l . Ohm
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I MM M tliUKI
GEORGE A. ECKLES
Will hio bccauie ha Hi not
in tntmy in Ihe world o pan
ih tier filfnd to reward -In
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BOSTON LECTURER
AT SCIENTIST CHURCH
John W. Doorly, from the Mother
Church, Telli of the Ktmgt of
Christian Science.
IS ON BOARD OF LECTUEESHIP
"The keynote of f.'hrlatlan 8'lence
teaching ia Ita demonatrabla eaplanatlona
about Ood, alnce all that can ever U
ai'compllehed for tha good of mankind
muet ta aa a r-eeult of knowing tha one
Infinite Ood, good," aaaerted John W.
Ioorly, a member of tha board of lec
tureehlp of tha mother church, Klrat
t'hurc. of f.'hrlat. Hrlenllat. lloeton, In
a leetura at tha Klraf Church of Chrtet,
Hcientlat, In Omaha, on tha au,ect, "The
I'rayer of t'nderatandlng tha Meaeage
of (.'hrtallan llclenne,"
"An Important revelation of Chrtatlan
H' lenr.a," Mr. Doorly ontlnue4, "la that
Ood la Mind, or, aa Jeaua declared, Hplrtt,
and when an inquirer beglna to perceive
thla vital fart even In tha allfhteet de
gree, ha at that moment beglna to under
tnd aomewhat of fhrtatiajj Heienca.
Ood ang Mlaa.
' Co m liitelllg;tit, lod muet be Mind,
for If he Vitrx not Mind he would be
non-lntelilKent or mlndleee, and alnc.e
there la but one Orel, there can be In
reality but ona Mind,
"Aa (here )a but oi,e Ood or .:aiim, thla
(ante muet neieeearlly le omtilpreaence,
that la all preaence; omnlpoteni, that
la all power; and omnlacence, that la all
ulU)'a or true knowledge, for If the
ona and only cauea wrre not ointilprea
enca, omnipotence, an'l omnlaclence. Fa
there would be a time when being would
fce without preeenee, power or know
edge, and would be non-exiateiit.
. "Thua f.'hrlatlan Hclenca declarea that
Ood, or cauae, la omnlpreaenoe, nmnlpo
tenca, and omnlaclence, and la aleo Infln
He Mind: hence we arrive at tha ron
clualon that Infinite Mind la omnlprea
ance, omnipotence, and omnlaclence. I
tint Mind that which thlnka, or aipreaaea
ll (ml f 7 And aa there la but ona Mind, all
true thought muet be tha anpreaalon or
creation of thla Mind; and what la equally
vital la tha fact that all true thought
lnut eipretg the quality or eaaence of
thla Mind, ao all true thought muet ex
preaa preeenee, power and, eclrnca and
muet anpreea It Infinitely. Hence, right
thinking, or godlike thinking, la al
waya with preaence, power gnd aclence,
or knowledge,
ia4 tha (realnr,
"Having underatood Oo4 tha creator
aright, wa ara naturally In a poeltlon to
declare what Hie creation muet ncea
earlly be, for alnca Ood ia Infinite cauae
there can be no other creator and all
cieatlon moat be the effect or eaprea
alon of thla ona and only I auae,
"Chrlatian Kdenre, In aplta of Ihe evl
d.no of material acnae, accept a unra
aervedly tha fa t that Ood'e creation la
In reality wholly good, la now and for
aver haa been mental or apiritual, and
alwaya expreaeea the preeene, power
and knlwledga of Ita creator."
STORY OF FINDING
OF BODY OF VILLA
IS NOT CONFIRMED
(Continued from Taga One.)
rM oirf"auppIleaaiii a TcwnRiTraea. '.Vo
caauaitlca were reported.
Uanta Barbara, a town of about lA.Ono,
la aome fifteen tnllea from J'arral. (lev
oral large American mining propertlee
are located there, but today'a Information
doea not Indicate theaa have aufterrd In
any way,
M Iree aileat Farlr In Day.
Oabrlrl Oavlra, ennunander of the Jim
rea garrleon, awaited Information from
official eoiircea that would dlepel any
utieatlon of doubt over the reporta of
tha finding of the bandlt'a body, but the
Mexican telegraph lliwa were ellent
throughout tha early houra of the day.
Not a meaeage regarding Villa waa re
ceived at tha Juarex headquartera dur
ing the night.
"I atlll feel reaaonthly certain that the
meeeagra received Hundity over the Mexl
can Und linea that Vllla'a body had
been found la correct," aald Andreaa
Oarrla, Mexican conaul, here today. I
ehall make every effort to have the body
brought to Juai-ea, where acorea of Amer
icana who knew him may make an Iden
tification that wilt be completely aatla
faitory to the American people. We
ehould have aomo' official Information
iilmut the villa reporta today."
Meaiean nianelphee ( nnfllrt.
te facto government officiate were not
able to give any Information regarding
an unofficial dlnpntch from Mexico City
elating that Minlater of War Obregon
had announced that Vllla'a body waa
burled at Kin Freneleeo Borla and waa
not enmute to rblliuahua City. It waa
believed here lhat there waa Home error
In the cable and telegraphic tranemleelon
of the Mexico I'M r dlepatch. fnnnul
Oarcla'a infurmetion waa that the body
nf Villa had been exhumed at "an Fran
rinni porla and wat being hrn unlit Into
Ciiathiilrachlc, whence It waa to he aent
on a aiwelal train to t'hlhuahua City.
Official word from Wawhlngton lhat
the t'nlted filatea triMipa would be Im
mediately withdrawn frnm Mexico If
Villa la dead will undmiMe.tty reaull III
tip rilling ihe efforta of the de facto
invemmew! In awertaln the verity of
Ihe twrta of Ihe locating of Villa a
to.lc. and to make a full an. Mtlefylng
htrnllfltwtlnn. If the auppoard txxly i.f
ihe bandit la attil Interred at Han r'ran.
t a K'tle, aa eall In laleet Mriha
rny ad te. It l! daely be many ilax
lfi.f an Mni ifuaun ran be male,
tinleaa ihe Mexican gnvemntent .u
aa final 0e I lnnfl. Uc ntte lr t at
iah dfttceea ! In Ihe t. lull y uf Ma
I iti ik Hr. whb ii K ihiriy milea
f Itail e-with ef lal
I hmtlfl. aiiuai ef Ihe h-vlv at tia lime
la a' llteot ta yen ba'fliitg A .t
ig la the tiwra M
V " t it He ef B. ati-l
I I ( - i ei. bih.ea May be a la
! i' an j.euie prmt ih li e lal
i'.i Mitkaa nftttia-a bie
mi I Itvml lle t'Blll alalia gut amines
i I . ! i'.i ll a ! ! the I b nun. a
IIh If H4 la fcf ar-nMbi WfH, tm
t)4 lM in a"! l i. a vttu
Letcher Didn't Hear
of New Villa Story
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(.. lt il k I toiltv lk(
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' A e..,l I t, Utt el l Hi
m-a M l-l t-a
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Four Reminders,
and dont foict the A
t: tenl rgal Feputlicans to
aPt, a. j
V Chicago -iJaJdnQurney,
Cuwie, niJpafncK, MUre.
3. Swat jiit FceGrallcr.-
3e sure to voie Fop
Harry' G.CounJman
4, ?emewl)cr (Jeo.L.Campen
on
NEW MEXICAN YIEW
OF PARRAL AFFAIR
Eeport to Camnza Bays American
Colonel Admitted Blame for
Fighting- in City,
HARMONY AGAIN KESTOEED
MEXICO CITY, April 16. The war
o'flce received a diapatcb tonight In
which further detaila'ara given of
the Parral affair. It waa awerttd
aa American officer admittel hl
culpability for entering the town.
The dlepatch alao aaya American
Icoopa ha coaaed their movement
r uthward until ancb time aa the
negotlatlona between the United
Haifa and Mexican goverumeou are
t. rmlnatcd,
The full text of the dlepatch fol
li.wa; -' ' '
"Cenerala lamael totAno, accompanied
by Oenerala (iarela and Hemandea, put
an end to tha trouble at Parrel and per
auaded tha American troopa to retlro to
lha ontaklrta of that city, where they
were followed by tha hoetlle populaca
At thla point tho American colonel In
charge of tha llret rrglinent aaked for
a conference, which waa held at tha vhV
Inga of Hanta frux Vlllegaa between the
Amorican colonel and the municipal prea
Ident The American army officer ad
mitted ha had entered the city without
pcrmlaalnn, but claimed ho had aent an
orderly from tha town of Zeragoaa, re
qileetlng permlaalon to enter, and that,
receiving no anewer and the orderly not
returning, he went to Inveatlgate.
"Tha American officer eapreaeed re
gret at what had happened and the
American troopa and the conatltutlonal
lata are working In complete harmony.
"Ths Americana will not move further
eouth until the reeiilt of tha Interchange
of notea between Mexico and M'aehlngton
beeomea known."
Turn old furniture, household gooda end
Clothing Into caeh with a Hea Want Ad-
Tho National Capital.
Mneday, April IT. into.
The neaale.
Met at nom.
Ju1U'ary committee failed to reaeh
any mndualon on nomination nf l.outa l.
lratiilila ihe auiiremv oilrt.
Henalor New land eulmille, the d
mltrtairallnn plan for continuing api'ru
pileiion aa an aiiicinlnn nt i i imn
and harbor bill,
(irhala reauuieil on the annv bll;,
AarnMillural cmiinilttee dei idnl to aak
Ihe federal Trail" i-omntlaeloii In auper
v. e dieintiiill'in f aal held In Vucaian.
Ileceeeetl at t 30 P in. to noou TueUy,
The Meaae.
Mel al noon,
lUeixwd by uitanluinU mnaent ral'ii-d'-r
liiilnea
l'aed a m nate bMI Increaalng Ihe num.
her of cedeie at Weal point academy,
after trlKIng onl a prmlvlxn whh h wonl
tiava tnrrewanl tiie pi rMiU'tita arillillv a
"irr ..... ......
I mi unaticeeaanii rrroria mane nvi naie
man l ailaelt. i f naval i nm.lii, in
'.) re amen cn ine bill to empoaee naval
and it ik i In,' off'wia lo aie under Ihe
IUMi.m a.iv rmim nl In train the tUm.ii
i onaiatiiiiary Miilil Ha affi.na have
Ue heU,Hl
. I rrJ rriijje Miia
A ii.,.inif t at 6 i p in in II a m ;
1 ie ia j
PROVEN SWAMP-ROOT :
AIDS WEAK KIDNEYS
t 1 l tit kidi.o i l ail i. r
u.'.,t-iie are tt-n i, tttitvina ai- t
Uate Ida iit la a i ,1 u ..i I
lla Tn fciiiii e l iffr inml,
aa air,,.ii n. ii . l.m i , i i f lain
a i4 i.it4i tii'iii ai,'ii h l
al la nf ( . . t at liieaa di.. i iKali
fia a t ilii i' ) 4' . n.i .'!
1 f hilmut aa i I ' H
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l'laii4) l kulitei. I I lii ll I ivtll
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a at, I a baanna '!.-( vi, i-. k.d'
a au a Va iltiiHtl im- ui ' y ii'tbat hi
I' Wi 11
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AMERICAN NOTE
TO GERMANY IS
POSITIVE IN TONE
(t'oiitliiued from Page On.)
Plata department of flclala dwiaredtha
ambaaaador had not yet aubmltted a re
port of converaationa ha waa reported
In preaa dlepatchea luat week to have
had with official of the foreign office.
Comment nl l.endoa Preaa,
!j.VIOV, Apfll 17,-Th relation be
tween tha United Ktatea and Germany
for tha flrat time In aeveral month,
again occupy a leading place In the
day'a new here, Th newepapera thla
morning puhlleh prominently lha latent
lldlnga from Waahlngton regarding the
probability of a new note t Oermany
amounUng virtually to an ultimatum.
Heveral of th newapapere declare that
the end of the patience of the t'nlted
Hatre haa at laat been rea hed and that
a rupture of diplomatic relation la vir
tually certain.
A column la devoted In moat of Ihe
newapapere to reproducing "an addree
to th people of the allied natlona," juat
received from New York. It beara the
algnaturea of, V) Americana, Including
College profeaeor, public men and other
notaMea.
SIX CLEVELAND FIREMEN
ARE OVERCOME BY SMOKE
CMr.VKf.AND, O., April !7."ll firemll
were overcome by amok and Itno.ooO dam
age waa cauaed to a acore of email firm a
by a flra In the Wllahlra building on
Weet "upcrlor atreet here today.
DEATH RECORD
Mra. Charlea Fas.
Mr. C'harle Fox, for torty yeara a
realdent of Omaha, died Hnnday at a
local hoepltal at the age of 71 year. Hha
lived at 1304 Korth Twenty-fourth atreet
and la aurvlved by two nlecea.
low ta f are ( old.
Avoid expiieur and draft. Eat right.
Take Dr. Klng'a New Wacovery. It kllla
and dealroya the cold germa. All dnig
K lute, Advertisement,
lleparlmewt Ordera,
WAKIITNOTOV, April 17.-Hp(Clat Tele
(rim I -Nebraska nenalona arantil:
Ki neel Hcchof, Thedfurd, h; lntay J,
Hean, Lincoln, $1J,
Mr urta Orlean Ttrooka. appointed
roetmealer, Wewela, Trllp county, Mouth
leknia, vice M. M. Kenaaton, realfned.
The eccrclary of the irneaury awurwl
the elie for the public building t.i lm
erected at rli field, la., located at the
eiiuthweaiern corner of llrnadaay and
He.-und atreet Owner aro II, C, Hniltli
and rharlea IV t.laaett.
Kural letter camera appointed: Inwa
Hoone, Henry Krlndlcy; I'nrilova, Jamea
U, .Mr'lraw; Panhury. Janiea . lrrl,
nan; lrond, Harry IV. I'offln, Uravltv,
Oar M liuehner; Itnnwlek, Fred W
Walkner; ltllKeay, iirvllle Allen.
h-mlll liakola- IVntlec, Harry M
llacen: Orul.m Ouv O, lilngliam, Web.
ater, i:inr s Ikkieaim,
lol.inrtb AIIVKnTlalMU,
A Vote for
G
URLEY
Is a Vote for HUGHES
Delegate National
Convention
MCOND
0 WILLIAM F, (iUKLHV
President Makes
Welcome Address to
D, A. R. Congress
WAHHINOTON, I). C, April 17Dee
gatea from throughout the country at
tended tha opening aealon hera today of
tha twenty-fifth continental congreaa of
tha Uaughtera of tha American Itavolu
tlon, Addreaae of welcome by Preatdent W1'
on nd Mr. William Cummlng Btory of
New York, prealdent general, were th
outatandlng evenla nn today' program,
Other apeakera Included John Haya
Hammond. Newell fl. Woodworth, preal
dent general Of the National Society of
etona of the American Revolution, and
W. . Adama, preeldent of the New
Jeraey Society of IMona of the American
Revolution, ' .
There will be a diafMiaalon f tialional
preparadnea Wedneaday . . vtiln by
Hudaon Maxim and other noted authnrl
tle. Tli "aplrit of patrlotlum," Imper
anna ted by Mia Katharine Ijrlenton, will
aak queatlon on preperednea and mo
tion picture on "America I'nprepared"
will be preaetited,
Ten vie prealdent generala and one
honorary vie prealdent general ax to
be elected tomorrow.
Tli delegate will attend a reception
by Prealdent and Mr. Wllnon Thura
dty afternoon at th Whit Ifoua.
I.eefle tVeelera (iraln.
rjCDAK HA no, la April 17.. W,
Wilder of thla city w ele fed prealdent
of th Weaiern Oraln Oealora' aaaoola
tlon at the aeaelon today. Oivirga A,
Well of Ilea Molnee wa retained aa
aecr e l ar y-t re aa ii rr,
HATMANN
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oi a1.
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Toat
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Monday and Tuesday Erenings,
April 17th and 18th, 1916
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