Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 20, 1916, Page 6

“TWILIGHT SLEEP” FOR THE NEEDY 2 | #rs. J. P. Frye, Twin City Club-| Woman Addresses Board Meeting of the Visiting Nurses, HAS BEEN BOON T0 THE RICH in ]lu.n! | The installation of roows Rospitals so that “twilight sleep” would be available to poor women of the city was advocated In a talk before the board meeting of the Vis fting Nurse association by Mrs. J Paul Frye, a prominent ¢lub woman of 8t. Paul and Mre Yrye represents Motherhood Fducational national ganization, which I8 sponsoring (llus trated lectures on the covery by Mme. Adele Robeson, who will lecture at the week, Minneapolls, the soclety, a or- Frieburg dis Auditoriuth next ainless childbirth haw proved such a boon to women of the wealth that progressive and philanthropically in elined women thelr power to muke the wallable to those who cannot afford it, dd Mrs. Frye Mre, ¥ryo, 'who ls at the hospital during her stay nddressed the current topicw department of the Omaha Woman's club Tuesday Holland Has Plan to Recoup Loss to Its Treasury ((Correspondence of the Assogiated Pross,) THE HAGUE, Netherlands, April 3 het war bas so far cost Holland $140,000, Purther, reckoning the demands of he Intervening period at §5,000,000 a month, the new minister of finance, Dr. Anton van Gyn, estimates that by August 1 next $180,000000 will have been spent. on the mobilized land and sen forces and In meeting the various other extraordinary [demands made on the treasury by the war e, OF the amount mentioned $110,000,000 wan ised by a b per cent loan Issed after [the first three or four months of the lwar sand the problem now facing this pountry s how to provide the balance of §90,000000. Three bills have been pre mented to the Dutch Parliament embody Ung & solution of the question. The new minister of finance proposes to ralse $52,000000 by a special levy, termed w “defense tax,” In the financial year be- inning May 1 next; to obtaln another 18,000,000 by a tax on war profits, and to ve recourse to a loan for the bulance $20,000000, The actual loan, how o amount to §60,000000, out of whicl ming the war is over, the extra $30.000,- should do everything in twilight sleon Presbyterian here, be consolidated shortly, I is evident t heavy demands will be made on 'he y market here before long. As, ever, it s largely a matter of replac- floating by a fixed dett, it Is not ted that the market will be greatly urnaed, and the powerful position of Netherlands bank, whose gold wtocka amount to §196,000,000, and the gen- I plentifulness of money here renders prospects of the coming loans bright Canadian Soldiers Are 8ent Home to Plant Their Crops [Correspondence of the Assoclated Press.) WINNIPEG, Canada, April §.-An offi- arder extending to every non-commis d officer anl man on active service Canada leave of absence i one month to go out on furms haa plved western Canada's problem of find. help to plant this year's grain crop, in the opinion of government officlals here. Under the provisions of the order, the der the soldiers will recelve full pav their gervides in the army in addition o the payment received f tarmers for r work, [ree transportation from p to farm will be provided by the vernment to the extent of 0 miles d operation of the military will n as soon as conditions pormit of orking the land. Twenty-seven thousand men are under mrms in Military District No. 10 and the iproportionate number who can go out to| iplant the crop should be adequate for u,.-l‘ jprovinces of Manitoba and Saskatche- | Units farther west will take care | the Alberta province To provent soldiers taking unfalr ntage of the the ded certaln regulations, one of ther pulating that jeave of absence would | given for no other purpose n the agricultural work and order nd: | order, authorities than to | that B8 man applying for leave must prosent BRoaf that the offer of farm w has | n obtained. Returning from men must produce o ioats from | Ihe persans for whom Lhey wo Ationte must be ntersigned pature of & clorgymas e residents in the nity E . - which the work was done Fine Aid For | Mother -to-be We are all groatly Indobted 10 those foll their expeiiences, And among e read about and e of lmamediate lm o0 W \he eupen at merkhar, o @ wple A bed "Mather's | el This s W . Rl Piod over the waaiin s sk I s fi\~ A rekehing | o SRE sty 8 wigh ;o Thima poniar b 1 Spelanen, el B —Tu-':g B ke o Vhat apprebensin iy 88 shadidl beip et . Pt from your A\ punr hustand b ged wile b Beadteld Bog Aol st uting beah W e of gread In i 4 e e mier T s of Mani the many \hings which P\ - v ol W’ saternal | pomady | E the Rt B BARE pRuAg Women ' ol be Bhlg. Atasta, U, A el et s Ve theso and 100 for sums over $20,000, THE BEE REPUBLICAN IN THE LEAD. H h T : F oes » UNKARKED GRATE . i Lancois to Sell Holdings Last Resting Place of Little Bo- Associated Press, | hemian Girl May Be in the Potter’s Field, OMAHA, THURSDAY, Correspondence of the LONDON, April 3 Thousands of stately homes of England are now changing hands, according to the real estate au INDIGNATION NOW RUNS HIGH The old owners have in many thorities / heen forced by increased taxes moderate places and soms being purchased hy who have profited by the war through contracts. There 15 talk of whole- wale migration and predictions that coun« try Iife will revolution such This Is the end of Anna Btulik, the | A perhaps witnessed sinee I onquest M y of | unobtrusive, modest daughter of ob-|* s g " the estates may even be cut up and par- colled out umong disbanded soldiers whose jobm nre gone and for whom no other em natances In an unmarked probably potters’ field, without the body of Anna Stullk, 24-year-old Bohemian girl, will be | lald to rest this morning grave and to meek more in the of thewe estates are ceremony peopis undergo a England has not Normar peurity, whose brief career gave such brilliant but who died a promise, hopeless, maniacal sacrifice to con- | ployment can be """"'1 . 4 > In discussing the effects of the war ditlons which permit a male brute to el e Madif castey. : Trohs S drug and abuse womanhood URMO- | 4y wconomist, said that 1t was anly & lented nadural result and that these people Coroner Croshy haw sworn In a jury | woold feel the pineh more than the poorer to investigate (he affalr. The talesmen # for many years to come, ‘It I8 fowed the body Tuesdsy, 'The inquest | impossible,” he suid, “to arrive at any JUDGRE A, 1, BUTTON, will be held Buturdny, probably in the | thing better than an opproximate e il in order 1o permit several| (mate of the economic comt of the war, DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE, shool (eachers. nnd reprexsntatives of |even if we assume that it ends tomorrow women's oraanisations’ to attend The mere economic offect, of the loss of Publieation of Anna's wrong in the|hundreds of thousands-of your men In olumne of The Bee has aroused a storm | the prime of lite and vigor I8 almost in of Indignation. calcuable, Weo may safely assume that One prominent woman haa offered to(by Novemher weo' bad lost through the supply any money needed to obtain s | AT #bout’s tenth of all the wealth we o ot and thorough Investigation, possesned hefore Others have agreed (o devote their time| '“The present. public expenditure of to the cnse to nes whether or not it ia| the government i bellaved to be about ate for proper administration of a1 to the whole of the private incomes | of the Inhabitants of the United King- sthirin WL e dom put together, The figures of othor combutants are too small, b use RED CAPS TO CAUTION MEN | ,ory iuree part of thelr expenditures hus been met, not by loans, but by de basing currency We now adding to the nations) debt overy five or six weeks what we ndded during the three years of the Boer war We spend ag much in a min pent In half an hour If Alfred the Great had lived till now | and had throughout his long Iife burned THAT LEAVE HAS EXPIRED ('orrespondence of The Associated Press.) LONDON, Aprll 6.~A new feature of | London ite s the appearance of the red caps, or military police, wearing cap | covers of searlet, an outward sign of | ¢ A8 we then stiffened rogulations and a call to cau- L tlon which the troops are qulck to recog: | nize. The red caps freauant the rajiway | °M €6 Bank of Ensland note every hour Mntions, thentors and publie places whers | O he day and night, he would not have soldiars are mont likely o kather for the | 4er(roved nearly us much money sty purpose of dlscovering those who may | [ SCE i o have forgotten the duration of their leave of absence from duty at the camps or the | jiead Bes Want Ads for profit, Use | front them for results Golden Kiters of \WIRELESS APPARATUS OF Japan Get Pensions | TOKIO, April 10,~About 1,240,000 yen, tide and Heo Want Ads wall for An opportunity missed | Time | no man. opportunity loat s an Keath Neville 3 (Correspondence of the Associnted Pres,) | 0F 8920000, has been granted to the offf rendy has hegun nctive work for earrying |0 s e . - ! Centarn | NTOCKHOLM, March 2,—The wircioss | cers and men who took part In the Taing o order ¢ #ald the atern . p iaatad : i Ay I;‘ % e [mpparatus on board the Famburg-Amer- | (41 eampalgn against Germany, while " pvernments would co-operate RO INUA. SRYSIRIMONIS. MANIG 40-9% fea lner Mecklenburg, lylng at Nynas [the penstons due to the holders of the in the distribution of men AUSTRIAN WAR LOANS NOW order of the Golden Kite, ection with the glven in con- represent an authorities fo v that the his been mealed by the lowing the alleged 41 campaign will be utilized to consolidats the ship has been, in dafly communication Annusl dishursement of 00,00 yen, or ing debt aceruing from the ordi PAYING SIX PER CENT | with Germany and has been receiving #0000 ry budgets of 1014, 1915 and 1916 wireless war reports for forelgn Ven-| The grand expenditure total stands af Beeing that the floating debt of the | (Correspondence of the Asociated Press) | 305 The wame nctlon was taken with |37.00.40 yen, or about §18,50,00, an in stherlands’ Bast Indies will also have | VIENNA, March 2.~Up to Januavy ||Tesard to all the other German boats. | crease of wor 0,000 yen over that of Ince lnst fincy 3,000,000 disbursed by the authorities the year be- fore Inmt Austrian war loan banks had made the outbreak of the war, forelkn | the year and of some loans for a total of $46,000,000, Of | veasels were forbldden to use their wire M were for wums under umil"'" the 9,000 Have YouNoticed That Drawn Look on. the faces of people whose feet are com plaliing? 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