Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 24, 1916, Page 3, Image 3
THK BKE: OMAHA, MONDAY, APKIL iM, lUHi. 1' Nebraska REPUBLICANS HAVE MARGINJPON VOTE Their Majority in Primary Nearly Eighteen Thousand on Face of Returns. DEMOCRATS ARE GLOOMY 'from a Huff Correspondent.) UNCOl-X, April K.-tMpcclaU-A an indication that the republican of Ne braaka have quite a margin on th Vol la ahown for seventy-two counties an published on governor, the lotal vole t for the democratic candldatee allow ing .VUaj, whllo for (ho republican an dldat.es the vote ws 71, X, a majority for the republicans of nearly ItyM). That dcmocial who arc not afraid to express themselves on conditions recog nlie tho above figures aa Icing a criter ion of what may bo exported this full has been repeatedly ahown since the pri mary and now that they have succeeded In ridding tlin democratic party of Mr. Brya.ii, now they ro wondering what lliey arc going to without hlin. Were Mr. iiryati out of the democratic patty for keep, many demooratVi would feel happy. Hut now they for that he may be able to come bar It In the fiction find (be victory gained hint Tuesday tuny not. be ko touch to brag over a It ap peared to be when the excitement wan on dining the coupling of the ballota, wlgii It showed Mr. Hryan' fnr In the i ear. .Mr. Hryan haw left Lincoln without en pleasing himself, Me liilied to Washing ton to tvp the. country from war a aooh aa the papera amted that the president hud rent another iillltnatuin to (ieiinany anl liaa since been "nsslnlliiu,'' (he preal dent wllh the same able support which he haa given him since he resigned from tlin cabinet. Ho Lincoln democrat! are waiting somewhat anxiously the time to romar when Mr, Hryan will allow himself to be Interviewed on Ibe Nebraska pri ma ry flection, , NEW DRAINAGE DITCH IN KEARNEY MAKES GOOD MJVDKV, Nt-K, April T, -iiec-il. i' The rerenl heavy rain of about three Inrhia was a grenl boon to Ibis part of the stale to all mop. Kaperlally did II give a teai to the dllci which had re ci -tit ly been constructed In the north prirt of the county to divert the water of two atoiipha, which heretofore had practically drowned out all the crop on 'a long trelo!i (,f the Platte valley. For forly- Kht !iour ti e water riiahed in torrent tt. rough th ditch. Many of trio farmer were out watch lug It m wotk and to ? llu.l i.o rart of the f inl aifkmenta proved deficient. It ha proven an absolute, success and the benefited farmer are Jubilant uw It conatruellon, MEETING OF STATE PRESS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE fiftU. Neb., April 23.-r,pcclal.).--A mect fng of the executive committee of the Nebraska Pre association hn Leon called bv J'1'esldent Horace M. Da via, editor of the Ord Journal, for York, Fri day evening, The. meeting will consider Proposed plana Tor making the mid summer excursion Into wentern Ne braska and will canvaaa the return of the referendjm expression that haa lately been taken on that subject. The mem rrg of tte commlttee'are: Kdltor Iral it TIaveloi k, Editor Van Ieoen of M.alr, Editor Kudl of WaJioo, Kdltor Bo-kbau of Plena, lltor Hchaffer of Curtis, Kdltor Wood of Oerlng and Kdltor I'ar kina of Aurora, Kdltor Cutrlght, Ifelvey and F'oxworthy of Lincoln and Kdgeoomb of tloneva and M. A. Brown of Kearney cotyitltuto the legislative committee and lll he pretwnt. CONTRACT FOR OAKLAND'S NEW SCHOOL HOUSE IS LET OAKLAND, Neb., April 23.-i8pnclal.)-The contract for the building of the new high a'hool building haa been let to the Trenton Itullding company of Lincoln. Iik bid wiih Xft.M", The local men, E. K. Nelaon anil Tereh Klertric company, re ceived the plumbing and electric wiring contract', w hile 111 h kxou A! Llndleaf of iiiimha were low bld.leia on tho healing plant. It will be a Ihreonlory, modern, fiicproiif bulhlliiK. Work will lKiii at U.i e i.oMrti eliding nl llnrtfell. ri llW r.1,1.. Neb., April 2:.- l'pecl;ll,l - Tin- nwiiiy filend. mid relnllie'i uf Wl lift in II. M ) 1 1 and bi wife, Miiiitiet M t. ih, Hmcntbli'd nl me Mi'i ' VMiie ii Wifl nniMt'll on Tbniid.iy eenii,g vpi ll to t tji it i ine.r voldi'ii wcdilliu' iiinh ei ,n y. T' i who liinrrlcl in LPIoi. In., April I Ml-, ten bate luel III In ril cr llie Inst thirty y .u fi f i social i tiiutm in "hl' h all lnycl liirM.eciteo. C.uh'v r.ipt riot, lolriii I I, t. liitlii4 iiiiidi a piffcntiithM n,e. Ii and fiMtldcl Itle i ,i";ile m eit i it 44 nl I il ! Ki'N f (i i ir fl h lulu f -t-eiil t MHilif tiU tieHil tch lm U. i' tl;l;liiii; Nt h , M ill iff- iii t . i, i I in. i Hi 1 1 III. I ll I SI !i.H l i,9 l .. it rtrii, nhipi'i-'t fr.ini t'rtotiirdl.. r-iai tj i iln , 4lhit fur M-indil lilurhet Mi- e Jitli I 1 1 fe ! It) IIIM of !ictt titttli t.ei l i.rppl l fi.iltl l.t II SOLDIERS' HOME NOTES v t it !.- )... ..1. a r..4 t t i lifciii o l ll i. .1 .nt i l. t , J . I . I 1 h -I" ' I fll I I I I 1 l M l( . 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Fortunately the weed that re the moat noitlou to the hay fever aufferer arc already on the blark Hat of the farmer, ami have no redeeming feature In color, eent or utility. Their chief charge terlatlc aa are follow: 1. They are wlnd-polllnated. 2. Very nunierou. it. The flower are Inroiinplruon, with out bright color or pleaant cent. i. Th jollen la found In great oian title. All hay fever weed are wind pollinated, Otheiwlae their pollen would not be In the Air to Irritate the noatrll of u ccptlble peraon. Ilrlght color and wet "ctit are Intended to attract Inaect for fertilization, and are therefore absent In hay fever weed which arc wlnd-polll-nated. Among the hay fever weed which will wood be in flower and dlHlrlbutit their noxlou pollen re the yellow dock List of Nominees In Nemaha County At'lll'lt.V, Neb, April 23. -(Hpcll.i The Tuei ..pllmnrle reaulled In the nomtnallon of the following local ticket: llepubllcana-Treaaurer, J. M. Kleckner; county clerk, W, It. Flatter; aheriff. A. It, Mogei; coutify nnrmir, '. K. Iile'tig; coumtlaaloner, . 10, Keyt; clerk of court K. it. Itlxby; eiiator, It. F, .Veal; repie aenlntlven, tlentg" t'hrlaly and K K, tloml, I;emoctaia- Treuauier, F,arl IVinnet ; county clerk. '. O. Know: aheilff, W. i. Iliigliea; county eor, It. tlrant; com mlnaloner, jif Illvgln; clerk of court, O, W. Harmon; n meentatlve, lienjmnln T, Hkeeii and John T. Kwan. It. M, Armatrou nd Fred t. tlawxby arc the nominee for county Judge. For Judi'c of the dlatrh t court John II, ftiipcr w!II t unoppoHed utile II. A. Lambert hould accept. Three hundr.vl and Ihlrty one voter wrote In hi name and made a cre, and probably lot) othei wrote In the name and did not make a croaa, find three were not i minted, German Youths Light Cigarettes With Currency if.'orrepondence of the Associated Pre,) UKIILIN, March 3l.-tronipulory vlng ha been Introduced on a small (oale In t eat one district of Germany. Thl If revealed In sn order lsued by the military commander of the dlatrlct of Cael, famed a the early schooling place of F.mperor William, The order 1 aimed at the extravagance of young men and boy who are earning high wage in wr Industrie. The order recite that young men In receipt of awollen war earning have In many c.es been leading profligate live and aometlme neglecting to support depen dent relative. In some place, tt is ob ervd. boy have been lighting their cigarette with paper money, which la tanned in denomination s small a 2j cent and M cent. A thl cla of youth ha not dclted from It practice after tepeatel warn ing, the commanding general docree tht person tinder 21 year of age muat henceforth make audi economical nfl of their wage with the gravity of the time, must adequately supitort their de pendent, and muat deposit in the sav ing bank their surplus earnings, or they will not be allowed further to collect their wige. Instead, their money will lie handed over to a duly appointed trus tee, who will withhold such mount a he ws fit for deposit In a aavlnga bank until after the wnr, or until hla charge ha attained hi twenty-first year. WHAT SHE WAS LOOKING FOR It I of Xoclnl Festivities Which trough! nnalneaa lo the Doctor, "I Just saw your wife going Into old Pr. Soakum office ns I came around the corner," remarked Hplgwell Atklna to his old friend, Jonathan Jlmson; "anyone .ilck In the family?" llmson, who always appeared tired, looked unusuitlly so, aa he made answer. "Well, no, there Isn't anyone really ii it. but my w ife said she was going to see the doctor fur what alls her, and T expect old Hmikuiii will render me a, bill for about leu bucks for the valuable ad Vice he git i s her " "What's wrmiti?" "Well, In the morning my wife drinks Hirer rups of atrong Coffee, and repeat the xpernthin at dinner time, not forget, ting.iiei pot of e for liiin h, Hhe very ',,i,, of rating between tueal and usuallv una inn a pound of l aiidv or half a site il'iilng the dv, tost for th I.e. whlln he remU lb latest nut el or linn tl rmill the fi,.l Insssllnri '! - ,r i iiliihls a week 'ie pls hrtdga i,m ii.tll IJ it i hi. k. Slid lirur mme sn thing "it the menu aerved. at tha rhiae, a i., il,, i the nti nalnnifiit I gtteu at .. if Iciin- or i a in ighlnif ' 'V. Iil hi b sti guns t'i ih d-e.-t.-e f- ' ' ah.i i f ii t i. i bt she ea t . it t Ut-U " t-eU tit ike . ' e n ! - ' i l lit I . 1 ft - it I"' ef ll ii' I ' lt .'Sltll i i .1 ! I j " --' ' " - " 1 " i i. ..-I ii- not ..-- i i I' .,.. I. ( I kn.c l V i 4 t 4 ... ;i 4 I i . t ( I , , . , i. I I it 1 1 it H i i-l. i l Ii l ., . ..i I .-, 1 SI ttl ' I A 1 t . 1 I.I i't.H ll I : , - OH li- 1 .i I a ..i.g ' ' i . 1 1 , iii. t,t, f Tii wfcl t-ii.a tf; t-,. .i... ; ! Ii v ,t .il i it', sn I, 'tl -if ' i.. i ,' n , t t . ii t if ,i i I ii.i.'g i 1,1 tn.t,,tl,V . t. ' .! . ii .i i . i , I t 1 I t . i 0 ' 1 I ,' t I ' Hi Make Ma,i, ;t - .i -I . - "-. .. I l! i .. f - . i . .1 i.i t ' i - y t i t. i i t 1 . I. ! '-I i . 4, - . '.. r -. a " r - , ' ..t t i . j , . i . J.-i.. a . ... .-, , I 1 . I I to, ,,: I i .1- mi -., , . i- . i . i, . . . i. i ' i f f i .. . , , ,.,.,.(., ' I , I . . . I ., . I . ' - ' 1 t .tl I t I I t , and How They (Humex criapu;, carelea we-d lAnaran thu splnoeust, cockle bur (Xanthlum trumartum), etc. The grae all srs noxious to s certain cla of hay favor ufforer and should not be allowed to bloom unless intended for seed. Dr. Hchcppcgrell, president of th Amer ican llay Fever Prevention association, call attention to the dly flea-bane (Krlgeron), which Is beginning to bios oni and whose toxldtty ha recently been established by the ssaiclatlon. Children collect these flowers and In on whiff will Inhale sufficient pollen to cause a paroxylsin of hsy fever lasting three to five days, Hnch attacks are I most In variably attributed to "cold," the real causa not being suspected. It may, In addition, cue a "smsltlxstlon," whloh will make the child susceptible to hay fever In later year. From an agricultural standpoint, weed alreajy cost the farmer millions of dollar annually. When wa add to this ths eco nomic loss due to hy fever cud by these weed, several million msy easily be added. The representative of oar grlculturl tid legislative lnterets hould therefor units with th health authorities to erdlct the hy fever weed, which are sllke a n.ilsanca to sgrloiiltur and a reproach to preventive medicine. Mine Owners and Men Agree on Plan To Prevent Striker, (forreapondenc of the Associated Pies ) f'AP.Dl FF, Wale. Mrch '.-To pre vent restriction of output In th Welsh coal field by strikes over the employment of nonunion men during the wr, sn agreement ha Jut been mde between the miner and the mlna owner, which, both lde admit, would hsve obvlsted hundred of trlke If It hd eltd during the last twenty yer. It provide that miner nd other employed at the colllerle nall be remilred to become member of th trade union. From the lndutrlal point of view ths decision 1 regarded one of the great est, im potts nee. The miner have been lonlcrfdlng for thl recognition for mny year and are especially elated vr tho fact that the mine owners have stipu lated that they have given their conent without prejudice to their action sfter the war. Notice have been posted In 7 col llerle advising all the wotker of ths te elaion of the employer. The sgreement provide that If workmen fall to Join the union or wlthdrw from It, the miner' federation can apply to th mine owner' association for sllncs In canylng out the term of th sgree ment. In the event of dlfflcutlle (rising which cannot be amicably settled, th diffi culty la to be reported to the chief In dutnHl commissioner for final decision. English Commend , German Methods For Getting Trade (Correspondence of the Aaocltd Pi.) LONDON, March IM.-Tha Hrltlsh Boatd of Trade, which haa underlasen the task of Imtructlng Urltlsh manufacturer and merchant how to cptiire Gnrmn trsde, doe not permit, patriotic prejudice to atand In the way of profiting by Cirmn method. It haa Juat announced an ex hibition In London of a collection of over 3,Xii) German catalogues, representing a great variety of German Industrie. Th exhibition I given, It atatr, In order that rtrltlsh manufacturer may have sn opportunity of familiarising themselves with German method of publicity. It commend the method. "One fea ture of the catalogue which I of spe cial Interest to British manufacturer, who are themelve publlhlng catalogue with a view to increasing their export trade." It states, "l th number of lan guage In which the German catalogue re printed. The rollecllon Include Fin nish, Polish, Italian, Imtch, Hungarian nd Greek. Many re polyglot In char acter, and arn printed In three, four, and In aome cases, five different languagea." WILD SWANS ATTACK SHIP It o in liar d easel l.jlng at Anchor anil Man? Hint Ire I aught. Hundreds of wild swans, which had apparently lost their way In the fog, dashed against Ibe steamer Krlcson, early In the morning, while the vessel was In the mouth of the Chesapeake bv. The huge birds shattered many ne of slais and rned so much disturbance that many passenger spisn from their berth and rushed on deck, thinking sum mishap had befallen the boat, iSeveial of th bird were raptured and were brought lo Ibis cllv on the si earner which ducked at Pier S, Bomb Wharvee. F, ft Gloves, r.rfaidnt of the company, deiiared IheM tlie finest spettmana he had ever Men Th prlannar, which I were pur white lit color, were among a number which flew In the forward gatig wav, which a open, and failed to find their wy out th other aid of th boat I Home c f th bird became rnnfuaed , linn. I the iaigi and wvi etxly tap. fired, t apt kin Mc.Naniee, t oiitmaiidei cf Hi i it, said tl. si Hi it it atla. nr. ciirre-t slxi'it ! H in II ventured th "pinion l ha l th bint wr 'ile!l hi i. elertrtr I nf Ibe t m-l I'ht:. ile'ptc ld-r DEATH RECORD Mivrmv v.i. viint i' ip ti . t It In ni of K i m iili i t I l it!fi ill t trlls. It m an in I tiin ef i' .tit war and tit t in f.i..i,ili.tni (.nt ,h i Ins tlii af fli f Ift tin .1 r 1 1 ! I Mi v.,1- ,ilii.( Ht I i tli . -t i' i f (a lilltial ttiiuillii mm t i" '-et l 1 1 ! .1 I- 111 "It.. tH of ni.it i ) i , tti nt. ii,i VI T !- M I Sllm k' Itil f a I I - niiig ...i I'nnif.u ml I fc't- , , I 1 tit.. Ill I 4 ' SN I i n 1 . i . f In li I-, lie f( ' I lis Imirt sal i "t " i , a -.v i f s ' i . ' " !. awtwf .t v I.. ,i.i , I i i.rt i ' p c -, la VI mi H I In I t 1 , ...tit ', ., - (, , in, I -' III hit !l ti. S "..i ii I , i. tri I . ,1 . ' ' 1 1 I. t 1 H VI t, , - ! 1 f Ii- 1- I ' I tl, t "t 1 -. SOME GAS ABOUT GASOLINE Country Facing a Crisis in Price and Litle Belief ii Now in Sight. TASK OF GETTING SUBSTITUTES It 1 a eurtou Illustration of the fre quent lark of foresight In big business that th hundreds of millions of dollars Invested In Industrie centering about th Internal combustion engine motor Car and bot, their accenrle, fsrm en gine, elc- hs done o little toward aolvlng th fuel problem. There ha, it I true, been an oeclonl prine offered for a cheap gasoline substitute. Not long go It wa reported that th Intern tlonsl Association of Hero nl zed Auto mobile club had niiiiiiined mihIi a prls of IOO,f. Hut of really Intelligent rf forta to olv the problem there hve been almost none at eat otttsldn of Clermany. And yet these Industries are absolutely dependent on n ample and relatively cheap supply uf Ibiuld fuel. Take ha automobile bualiiess. t'nder present condition It would be bankrupt In a month without gasoline, Wllh gaao llmj at from On to til centa a gallon it prosperity would be erlouly hampered. And it-rent gasoline next summer la pie dieted by people who ought to know, In other word, this great Kgicijatloii of capital la practically dependent on a single product which to alt Intents and purposes Is controlled by one group of corporations. Furthermore, It has Ix-mi frequently stated In men lompetetil to express an Intelligent opinion, that the supply cf petroleum front which gasoline I obtained la on the wane, and lllfly to be gretly ledmed In iiiount If not ntusllv exhausted In the near future. It Is true that the l!HJ scare i eg id Ins gasoline exhaustion proved unjustified. The opening of a new oil field patented. or perhaps better postponed, that result, Hut even though a similar hnppy dlnp polntment I In lor for us now, there I no reonable doubt that much dearer golln ha got to he fsi-ed In the pent future. Over A, 0011,000 loiitihlle, Th Horseless Age estimates I lie num ber of automobile In the world tod at S.114,0f0, of which 2.4W.OW) r In the 1 nlted Htate. end they are Increasing by the hundred thousand every year. The MM output of crude petroleum In I he fulled Btate was W.mi.lU barrel of forty-two gallon each. The gasoline produced from this smoiinled lo 'i4.Wi harnd of fifty gallon each, The cellmate of the I'tiited Htate geographical survey of the crude petroleum output for litlti I Jfl4,7tiil,5'ifi bar rels, Thl I quit likely to prove the hlgh-wter mrk; nd that It h lredy fallen behind th Increase In motor cars and other ggaollne -using nun blues Is clearly indicated by the rapid advance In price of gasoline. The so-called Improved "eirklng" pro cess of Tllttmsn, which I now being In stalled in a number of refineries, may, If It prove fomtnerelally picllcoie, postpone tha gssollne fsmltie, but can hsrdly b espeited lo prevent it flu) advent, II simply Incrnaae the amount of gaiolln oblalnahle from petroleum, while the resl basic trouble I the fiillure of Ih Crude petroleum supply to keep up with th demand. Thl I hown h th recent price change in the latter. With th decline In production of the guablng field -th prlc of "crude" be gan to eteep up. "Mld contlnenl" was V cent a barrel a year sgo; now It 1 tM per barrel, J'ennsylvanla grade was 11.86 and now la IZ.W per barrel, ftaaolln s. rude." At flrt lght the Incresse In the ptbe of nrud petroleum msy not em to Jus tlfy th doubling of (he prb of gssollne, nut they do justify ll, or a consldershle part of It, because of the relatively mll portlo.i of each gallon of crude tht cn be obtained a gasoline, for example, If each fifty gallon of petroleum furnishes but flva gallon of gasoline, an increase of fl In th cost of the former will In flr tha cost, of each of the five gallon of gasoline cent, or would lncrcae ll by thl amount If there were no other nlabls product obtained by the distil lation of petroleum. There re, of course, many othera Illuminating oils, fuel, u brlcatliif oils, grense, paraffin wx, etc If it wr not for these other product, whose total value In 1HI4 amounted to about $2ijO,ono,OrO, gasoline would already b beyond th reach 0f the motorist In aplta of thm, hywever, there I iii.l reon to believe that It will be beyond hi rech before mny years, so that the motnrman's real problem Is to discover a ubtltute for gssollne. Of possible substitutes there are a number, of prom ising iiihstltules but. one. namely, alco hol. The heavy or fuel oils which abound in petroleum are now used in Internal combustion engines null a the IMcsel The latter, howevei, hi cumbrous, heavy,, more or less eomplieHied ma chines, not suitable In their piesent form at any rate-fnr use In automnblles and aeroplanes. Kerosene, which also occurs In considerable amount in peunieum can he Used an explosive in enulnns la, In 'fact, to used to smiie extent al readybut It I not nearly so mi! Infla tory a gonllne, soil lis the disadvan tage of th latter, aa have also the heavy oils, that th tupplv of It Is ile. pendant on tha supply of petroleum Hen ml la another suitable t il. It mm., lies i It- resemble issollue than ant of th dUtlllallon of roal, a by . induct of the other. It I. howeier. a putlutt of work, and the siui.'uit of It, i a prb making it sisltsble as a ilinii , soul i nf power, is lliiil'fd The remaining auhalllule ti a' ..Iml , ml tt I iMinlv th most pr.niillrg i t j Ih lot. Th oitllnaiy giUn 11111. . after a few t arlniretrr all 1 at men 1 sill uperai with b itli.il e furl, aiul in fe lt lit.. is p.i,i t'sn wlini (tie j tin tited H it It 1 niia'niie ni'i-Ii noil Itnliul An i 'oe bu!i esi.it j rtaSlii f..r ali'i'hul Imsstsr niti htgti ci,iii(iiiii.n. ti be ns. tu update ' e iftnnil' (III Ih g.iiltte olo -l tttt IS t h h"' p.twsl in " j a tit i-f 11 on i! at- "li" fi. iti a '! ' "" a " t eas-uina ' riti-iuc-r, an ..I. .. iigio nt Ills as nil it!i St.. ,1 , ,t t gta'i 'tt.r am ! -1 . it 1 . Vi t .- nt in -I, v ' tS,i- 1 It u't.t 1 1, ,ei.i ,i..it -i .nt t n g ' j Hii i l.ei,.i '.!v u ' '"i ' ,l. , 1 h,i iiniti'il . M .'H t. er.,l.kai't Th, ..ii.'t vi. it, d i ts if . ' 1 !' n f t I't- " ' ''" f.l'.l ef oil tl 'in f 'I ' I Ik .'ilill i. ft I " 1,1 ,i.i axnsii.v 'l.i.i . ''il - , '.". "'! . ' gt b tl I lltn i 1... ,. 111 , i ,r t ti.ikiit a t ,i it,, t ' - tl'.. '!- 'H- Hl j hSltl. l t't o ! 1 1, iti-.. I .'' at-a ia,i nints ! i l' : H4 a Hi Ne "t I u -....-(-. -pti . t. ii In it., is'n't . "i ' , aikt a ,',.' , t hi(it mat fm I ig l-i t ' ' .snlt.a t i M '"i.s-i t ,: Imi'-il mi ih it 1 : e. la I . ''l I 1 I tia ' i Tli a i- nmri-il -' -H t l "', i" paganda, and aided In th giving of ex hibitions, prises, etc., to help In Ita per fection and encourage Ita uae. It had al ready, before the war, replaced ins steam engine on the farm III many re gion An liniiilry made by Prof, Htreeker among l.D farmers who had adopted the alcohol engine allowed 01 per cent, nf them pleased ulth the change. Klfty-aevsn per cent reported that it w cheaper than the temn engine. nd tha U per cent who found the cost about the mc preferred the (Icobol engine hecgvise of its simplicity, comparative compactness, and eaae of operailou. It may be afey assumed, therefore, that the only obstacle In the wav nf a geneial aiN.pllon of alcohol as sn engine find Is He high i-ost. And regarding this side of the question there Is, unfortu nately, no ery definite Information ava'l bl. Yet this alcohol problem once solved the liquid fuel problem would be olvd for all time, ,t long a vegetable thing ronilnue In sprout and grow In thl vale of tears, the raw material for denatured ahohnl will continue to be produced. New York Tost. llail I nnibt l eterlahf tirippr t These oilmen's weaken your system: don't Wnll t'ae ,ir. Hell Plne-Tar-lloney. Il alloy Inflammation, kills germ. 2nC. All drugglwt. Advet tlsement. Diny-Saloniki Cafe Joy Center -for Campaigners itli ltish Official Kve Willies I hAI.UMKI, Apiil ( - riuil'l lies be come the social focus of the entente nimli In the lift I lis us Home surli ren dexvons lome to be asaoclHled with al most every expeilltlonary war. The bar of Hhepheaid hotel In Cairo waa th place through which everyone passed sooner or later In the lime of the Hiidsn campaigns; the Hand club at Johannes burg fulfilled a almllar function In Houth Africa. Here the same unexpected great ness ha been thrust upon I'locs s, so that It nam will always rem sin in th memory of those told off to spi nd thl tedious winter at Halonlkl, Mot a' In peace time was Juat a com monplace cafe, with no more than tha modest dial lin t Ion of bring Hie best of such establishment In Halonlkl, Here on an oidlnary week dny were to be found n Hpilukllng of Levant Inn gentlemen ft inking Tuiklsh coffee whll they dis missed with fluent gesture the ltet po- llilial rumor from Athena. Its fortunate proirlntor. who like ao mnv others liere. I making a small for tune, ha to thank I wo of th irtW cher ished allied lnitutlon--lh Hngllshman'i afternoon lea ad the Frenchman's aft ernoon perltlf or appetiser. Krom 4 o'clock In the afternoon until I, Kloea'g Is more densely populated thn any spot In Hlnnlkl. II I filled with officers of the Billed rmies-be of fl er, emp of ficers, embarkation officer, eff offi cers, flying officer, f rencn, tiritian, Merblun, flreek-such A vsrled collection of officer of every rnk end corps that H'locas might be th animated fashion- book of a military tailor nf International clientele. Hut Kmc' would hardly b a iceess In fashlnnahl ixndon. It Inierlor Is gloomy snd often foggy. II entrsnce I beset by sn Importunate horde of raggad urchins, 11 ilreeli wilier, of slnltr iispecl, only condecend lo serva when their attention I Hrcled by a aerie of sharp hand-claps. Km In Halonlkl men count themelve lucky to find a lable free, snd for lho who have llvad for month on a barren mountain , aide, It Is ahadnwy and distant re prod irtlon of the Institutions of home, I , WTO V j S ill Sk.. . If W What About Starchy Foods? Aren't Klnrt liy I'muls nil i i k 1 1 1 1 TlifV ci'itjiinlv nr. TI10 stnn'li nf grains hup tf tin1 i liiff Mturffn tif filtn I'lHTlfV. Hill piiHIii liilliilll II If, lint llMe In tllKt'fl I In ftnrflit' it s iHtM ittftl in nitliiiiiry ltntl, sut-li as wliilt liit'inl nnl wliilc I'ltitir irtniift, wliitli iin tiflfit tln utiMiiHft'i i aut' nf ilijit'ctivf trnulii' iti)iTlV't ih MtnilntiiMi, IVriiH'iitatitut nml mt.i, liiliiiii.Hiua, ii'itl iti n, iiiiistiiiitiiiii, iiiii-iuiit nml titlit-r fi.intiiiiii ill. (Mil- I'm "I tlltlt Hpillft till' llllllllili' -lllltll I'll iin iiti iii in-tlv tliirt'htililt" funn ii Grape-Nuts t It lii,t.i' n thv 1 !. IsElflliiC KUUIl. W Itiilo Hlli'rtl Mini luitltil l iti , Ui" ttwri li i i-IN nt w In It ui Iftt'sTt ) miix iili.l lv I'Hsf I'ttkiitst itttii iliitiin it it. I Kntv wnnt nlirl Hff r.itiil t -iililitttil t v t'lrll Wiitkilicl ii,ii ii nrhtti'i' ii'Mi' N'iiI iltkHt'kt iu wlittil ntii' liiitu, ' i t 1 1 lin'.l i Mit" nntl) t.t , inninKnn( a 1 i I it !..i. i , lit I ti It ft'titlli III) It'll! Mild I nf tin i;ttuti itit'lib litig tl Itillnlul t'li'llii'lit liUK'!)' lrt'V- itr in ti c inutl ili.-tnrv il 1 n wmnlfrful lutlilr vt Wl'i! lirtlttn'l t I Ht, lift . !(( lifrtin. 'There's a Reason'9 Urmvi. nviryvthr) H'll (lr NitU WOMEN DO BERLIN'S WORK Memben of Fair Sex Swarm Into Every Field of Activity in German Capital. AFTERMATH IS A PROBLEM (Correspondence of Th Asaoclated IJrM llKKMN, frch il.-Nearly women ar now t one kind of work or nolher In fterlln They hav (warmed Into almost every field nf activity, no matter how difficult; they are earning more money than they ever had before; many hav lost their own bread winners nd ar for all time dependent upon their own effort a. The probable tmwllllngn of the women to go beck to their hornet fter the wr I being more and more anticipated by the labor leader who ay the women must go In favor of th men when tha time ( nines By fur the Isigest proportion of th women now emploied In Iterllh at tin skilled , worket -perhps f,Or0 of th ,. . Of the remaining MO.fsio skilled worker, only a small part ar custom arily ,0 employed They li done won derfully well, even in such difficult end sterenuoiia occupation a metal worker, but 1hy,re not, hei sue of physical hand capa, the equal of their male prede cessors Many war Widow, .lust how large will ha the number of widows, or of women left with crippled husbands, after the wr, the labor lead ers a yet to cstlmal. Th, on th on hand, constitute, however, but prt of (he problem, fully as puaallng Is the question of what to do wllh thoe women who, though they Inter will hv other men of support, r espected dlber- tely (o balk sjt retiring to a non-prn-durlt" life again, The employer who la able t hire women more cheaply than men will be loath to clung to h old melhod, snd for a tint I not going to be able to f'ord it. A not .fncoiialdeiahie degree of diplomacy, com bined with a Judicial use of compulsion, 1 1 so 1 na 10 na necessary, is nor tesuera feel, before the problem cn b adjusted. There I hardly an oncitpatloti Into which women hsve not crowded during th last )er, Ths employment of women ss straet. csr conductor la tlreidy sn old nd fs mills r rondlllon, snd women "mo tormen'' have hrcoin more or les fn null la" sight even In Hie buy downtown Street of Herlln. The first woman lsxlcr chsiffeur ws noted erly last ummr, snd she has multiplied lomewhat sine then, Th construction comi'snv building the new tube under the Krledrhh ".I rises comisrl Ing th northern and outhern ntlon of Ilia city h for month employed femi nine "h'tkle," young and old, In shovel ing out the sandy underpinning of Ih street. Two year no th ititel of Ih rspllal wer cleaned by man of military sin, Their place wr taken by boy, nd now women are being Introduced fast a Ih youth grow up lo military ag and enter Ih army. It I s common sight on any street to e cosl being carded Into residence from teem by women lnsled nf men. The underground tsllwiy roinpinlei of Herlln month ago IniKllad women ticket choppers, and thn Introduced them f guard. When It wss found that th(r dresses frequently got caught In door the companies did not go luck to male help, hut ordered the women to don bloomer, and today there r more of them to be seen than men. Kew of the trde re birder or mor strenuous than metal a oik, which, Just now, of colli, I booming hecaua of th need of mtniiuItlon, Yet thre sre thou and of women thui employed today, who do not eem to mind th hevy work, snd who ar earning, relatively, s great deal of money. HUMAN BRAIN IS LIKE AN ENGINE Requires real energy to travtl 'q over the steep road to success. LINCOLN MAN DESCRIBES WAf Th amarleat brln In th world hs ! mora chsnc of carrying Its owner vt Ih rod to iiec, without perfeot M gesllon bek of It, than a rHf aTl1 ha of trvllnf from Omha to OhloMH without im. ll I digestion tht fum llhe power for the entire body. Mr. W, W. Cross, 110 Houth Twnr flrt street, Uncoln, was run dOTri lacked th power furnlshd by dlgloii. "I felt like thl," said Mr. Cros In ra iding hi prlenc of how Tnl, th) mil I mile eealorsd hi health, "A CSIg of Indigestion for thre yra undrmln4 my ytm and 1 became hdly onn paled I would blot ftr rrtel an4 , epollly after uppr. ena wr ba4 for ni nd meat w a trngT o m ; d'et. "I w Tsnlac advertlaed and detni to give,!! a rhnc. It did mora to tM. ter my condlllon than all tna other medva, cine I ever took, and I tried lot aft them, too, "Why, I fel o much bttr ! Ing Tnle lht I cn t anyttiln with.. out dlcoinfort. "f am going to get two bottle an aend them to my daughter, t want h i.t irv 11 tr I area! remedy and who try It will find it fine. Hlncstalrtnst, Tsnlae I b nvr 1kn a 1UTa " Tnle I blng pclly lnbrodied f Omaha, by an aapart, at th lhrmri A MrConnell Urug ., Hltnth and lodg a 1 reel.. Tanlc mar b obtained In Bnon tha IPhlller Healths Irug ator; eVprlnaK field H. nahum: Weeping Wt Meyer Iru :o.; Nehrsska city, Hnr1 Hchwk Co; Auburn, FS. H.-woraj Aslilsnd II. M Con: Mlmo, P. ft. riler rrainoitl, Hrown-r"rdrckon Drug toril Ukliid, M. O. Harding Hon; r.laria ton, K. It. Koa; Columhit, rurlty rni tot. Monro, Hill I'hermary; Md snn. V.. K. Hurrl: Nlrkron, Young ag Murrl: rullertnn. (Irlffln Bros; HrokegjJ How, H, . if, l ndlll, Frnk Aj 1 iincoin. sie.ro iwiiipiii' , ".1. Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25c at all druggists. DRIVES AWAY HEADACHE Rub Musterole on Forehead and Temples. - - 1 1 A headach remedy without th dsn gets of "headach medicine" Jtellev.g hesdach and that mlseisbl feeling front cold or congest Ion. It acts St onc4 MCHTKItOLK I a clen, whit olnb menl mde with oil of mustard, llctter than a muslird plaster and doe not bits ter. I'aed only externally, and In no way can affect alomach and heart, a soma Internal medicines do. Hest for Hor Throat, II10111 hills, Croup, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia, Congea Hon, Pleurisy, Ithoumatlani, lumbago, all J'llns and Ache of th Hack Joints, Hprslm, Nor Muscle, Dntlse Chilblains, Frosted Veet, Cold of th Chest (ll often prevents Pnaumonls). At your druggist. In 2''0 and On Janf snd a apeclal large hoapilal alia for He sure you get the genuine MU3g TKrtOI.B, Refn lmltallon-gt whtl you aak for. Tha Musterol Company Cleveland, Ohio, j IT'S YOUR" KIDNEY; You le swollen feet and hanrUsI Ktlff, schv Jolntal Hharp-ahootlng rhnuj matin pain torture you, You have aetw) Ing hack, pnlu In the lower abdomen, 1ltn tlcultv when urinating! Look out! Thiuej are danger signals, Ttoulile la with yoi kldneya, I rlc add poisoning, In on folio or snot her, has set In. It msy 1 to droieay or fatal Inight's dlanaa ill not checked fiet sum llol.l MKI'M, Uaarletn Otl fapsnl.a immediately. They ar an nidi preparation, used all over tha woi-ld, fotf cenliliies, couiblnlug luituial healing rsl nd Imrba, wall -known to physician aivg ued by liionsanda In tbelr daily pratitlnna. lb t'Hpaiilea are not an rperUnnlt, make-ahift "patent medb ln," or wtioM e'feci i only temporary-, Thn ar a als nil a id reiiimlv and wot nstaraliy, gentlv and uuii kl. Hut wtien yon go IM the drugalal Insbit on getting tha pur, mlaliisl Hamleiii 01) In i'pula He) am th name lI'il.H MI-.'iAl Is on th I. u and thus pmieit tuuisU ggiUajt counterfeit Adveitisemeul. Vesk Stcmachsllesd FRUITiUIGOR S So Do InactivB Cowtli ii Ditatt Biliktiti II ttrrtHat frm sAyttt-, Bill, snlnrlwNie fjf$ j awkl mini, iiiIk M ti.wu 11 .iit. ilst M taiL ii.kv leauit luilsist Mcsum wua at I ' nt iiiv!i..n.i end kuHtiaJ Kwii u uf ut lititai r..Ht. a m mitl ,m "( te.ig .ie it4 utittvLt. elit.tS.l a) nMi , ti IuImmim tun, tMtMtetaw tlunnaa- a. atM4 Mi agutal austas. i !( Mas gisi -. . LET FnlllTVIS0.1 Mill1 !0U j-.' 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