i hk mmaiia. t'Knuav. may ir. vm:.
4USTRIANS IN EAST
HOW ON DEFENSIVE1;:
Pickets, alio are now on the left bank
of tee l:Wh.
Smii,, of I'iIkji. in th" region of Kl-
mrnhiw, the It m atlempted nil offen
ce, hut l. (tirrRotlo counter sUiicki" on
e night ' 'he M. we repulanl the'",
ai'turini; 1. prisoners and four ma-
BURIAN LEAYES
AUSTRIAN CABINET
In
Aussian General Staff Reports Sc j' h'; fta lhP rnny B,,(irr(llls . Minister of Foreign Affair. Retires
ries of Successes on Left Bank ns-im.i the offensive, his active niH-ta- , Because of Failure of Negotia
of the Lower San. !"on mo"" ",ln ,h- of o..nier tion. with Itaiy
COUITTZR ATTACKS REPULSED
"lUi k. Hit wen the V tt iiin anu ;
PrzeniyM e proareeaed slightly on t he i rnlTWT
left bHnk nf th- lower San an. I repul.sel ! COUNT
: four minder Ht'ark In the legion "f !
Hiidnlk. NortheaM of Srnlawa f di- flOMh, May 23. (Ma Pari. I
TISZA SUCCEEDS HIM
Bl I I.IITIV.
TURIN", Italy. May 4. I 'a ( lodged the enemy fern the village of Report which l.u.A been receive I
Pari".) Commander in Chief (a-Iobr,. i here that Haron Iiurlan, the Austrian
dorna, rremier Salandra and Foreign I r '-"' .... f , minister
counter alte. ks on the night of thej "-"'an iinuieitr,
Minister Sonnino nave asreea. nn Uir fl(,nt of ,.,,,, u,.,im.
the Stamp, that no war correspond- ,.,rmuHm rrled f.BP Bei.er. !
PRINCE VON BUELOW,
former chancellor of the
German empire, sent to
Rome as German ambassa
dor to try to bring Italy
into the war with Ger
many, but by all means,
failing in that, to keep
Italy neutral.
manner an do those in France and j
Great Britain
lias resigned are
Knerally .crepted a true and have
caused wide i nnimnt Mis reported '
enta shall be allowed w ith the Italia.j i "itctweni irr.mv! ami tie rratfau at attribute f the failure f'
arm, and that the ,,a,..n pre-. I . lr j.he Austro Italian negotiation an,
oureau u,-.n,.B ... . ; l0 br,4k ou, flont Vl,,.,, of the flefiaratl.in of w?r by Italy.
I ii(iiiBkn and k rynl"n. in the night of The newspaiei. point our tliH' ':i.t;
II' Ed our t toons ox-nel an of fenstve j cm Herrhfold, hla nr!i imr, rcf ired '
ii I'eniii tuni.-i uir i 'iiiinri anil, T Hiirju i.rcrilHTl eilKa--uon rPKifH-
i'"'"ini iiin enemy, lonh pnMinrn ni me np' f.ny 01 K, uritln UK- in e-
nl four machine guns. lnns tn Italy. Kraiin Mry vein Kapos-
' nn the rrmit on the ri(rlit bank of I Mere, w ho retired an Vmtrhin iimhhi
the iJnelnii r in the Shnnsko region there ,Bilor t-. Italy, aooti i.'ter the Ix-khk.
h m (lubb.im fight during the 2IL waa aald to have brcn obllej t,, glie
The enemy repentrdly reached our I up hln r"'! hei-auae h firmly ni niilained (
trenchea. but onrh time wai driven lia'k that Italy never would tnl;e anna
by our fire and otjnter atta' ka. AVe Lgalnat the rentr.il cmpirea. A similar
..luurrn ii-re i. orirr.. i.nr men mi,(inil ., ,,kei, by l.uron Hnrlen. in
dlrert (rppoaltlirn to the ndvlve of I'rlnce
ou Iluelow. the Oerni.in amliKHnidor
rETROtiRAD. May 24. (Via
1ondon ) The Auatro-Gertnaa force,
at Galllcia are now on the defence
and their active operation. ron.Ui
chiefly of counter attack, according
to an offolal .utcment issued i-t
Bight from the headquarter, of Urn
Ruaaian ceneral ataff. Slight Drosxes. ! "" m. Line guna
rom I'tnina ut noiomea ttiere we.
violent artillery fir."
' W :' je
I. claimed on the left bank of the
lower San and the claim I. made thU
all assaults by the Aiistro-Germao
troops In the aouthea.tem theater of
the operation, were repulsed.
The romri'inlratlon fnllowa:
"In the Hhnvll region the enemy ion
tinuec to oreupy atmngiy entrrni'hed or
ganized pualtinna. PonlderaWe enemy
foreea which ltr,d croaaetl to the left bank
of the Ihihyta. near Itoaaljenv, again
have been driven buck ai-roe the river.
"On the Narew front. In the valley of
the Ffaea, wt renewed our attack on the
enaniy.
Rinlina Hold Left nf Hialia,
"On the left bank of the Vistula, th
enen.y. aupp-'rlrd hy Intense artillery
fire, has mailt friitlcfia attempts dutlni
the last ft
HATCHET MURDER
STILL BAFFLING
THE DETECTIYES
(Continued from Tags One )
Minday night at in. m , thai Saturday
morning aouie one called a Mr. Olron or
1'eti-rson In hhenandoth from an Omaha
pay station and told this man to go east
as ihey had found the girl's body. This
line Is nlso being Investigated, although
It 1 1 believed to hsve heen a n.eassga
fro n s lorn I alootikcf per eniiilo.ving
Ulto I'elerson, n friend of , the girl's, to
dais to drive back ojr.ioinn hat:k to Dinahs us he wanted
. I here. That Peterson aa In lklend,
Neb., Friday, has iieen proven to a
practical certainty.
Eevrybody Speaks So Well
of the DOMESTIC
The Best Gas Range Made
'1'nuuaj
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About six . months ago Mra. MlnnkU,
I00 Dorras. bought s Gaa Range of
on of th large concerns. After com
psrlng It with a IOMKT1? used hy
a friend she disposed of hers at a sac
rifice and bought a rOMKHTI;. Last
Saturday alie said to us: 'The iVOMBH
TIC la so much auperlor to mv other
atova that I don't regret having dis
posed of It at a Joes, No one could
have mode me believe that there ta a-)
mueh difference tn gaa stoves, until I
know from experience."
opl spsas just aa wU of en
BoOBOtnr rorasoa.
STOETZELS
T14 SJouth 16th Street.
MV IMK IKE TIIK SUtKR
JM aa .tssrsri at Home of W. Mc
Karlirna and Aeka to Kla ( latern.
A detailed description of an unidenti
fied man who wanted to "fix the cistern"
at the iome of W. fl. MoEachron. .H50
Burt at eet, frlday morning, about two
hours be fore a man In a blue suit visited
the nelshborhood of Pnencer where
.Miss' Ada Swauson was killed, for the
some ostensible purpose, wns furnished
to Tho (lee today by Mr. McEajrhron.
who ia a clerk In the office of the clerk
of the ctunty court.
The description agree, with that given
of the man who la believed to have been
admitted by Mis. Swanson but la mora
detailed owning to the. fart that Mrs.
McKatrhoi aaw the man twice and was
frightened by him Into giving him ii
vents. ; .
Following I. tho description of the man
who visited the McKachren home: Wore
a blue suit, stiff hat. siring tla and soft
shirt; had Jark hair and eyes; was of
slender bull!; had a thin face had not
been shaved for several days and had
so sinister in appearance as to cause
Mra. MrKachron to revoke air order for
work In' her baaement and to telephone
her husb.n1 at the eourt house for ad
vice. Me curried two heavy sticks or
tubs "wher, first seen by Mrs. McKachron
which he later had discarded.
Union Pacific Loses
Its Tax Case Suit in
Lincoln County!
NOrtTII I'l.ATTK, Neb., May 21. Hpe.
c lal Trk'Rrnm.) The case of the t'nlon
Pacific against IJncoln county, In which
the company asks a raise In the assexsed
valuation of tJncoln county real estate
outside of towns and villages, wm de
cided tudav hy IMstrlrt Judge ). M.
Crimes sgiilnst the I'nlnn Pacific. Some j
lime ago the I nlon Pacific filed pc-tl
lion before the conimlsftloncr of Lincoln
county alleging that the Lincoln cumty
rcnl estate values were assessed too low
alth relation to the assessed valuation
of linlon Pacific proiierty in the county
and asking that they be raised. The com
missioners decided against the company,
which at once appealed tho casn to the
district court. The court's decision to
c'sy was on a domurrer fllod hy the
county and submitted on oral argument
during the April term of court. The
court held that the company did not state
facts sufficient to niako their case, The
new valuation of Lincoln county rcnl
eatate, which will be inadu by assessors
during the next two years, may aftect
the caae If It Is appealed to the supreme
court.
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FURIOUS HITTING
GIYES CUBS GAME
Chicagos Slaughter World's Cham
pions From Boston and Drive
James From Mound.
NINE TO ONE IS THE SCORE
i IK iSTON. May 24 Terrific hitting gave
j Chicago a to 1, vic tory over Boston to
I day. Schulte'a home run drive Into the
i right field bleachers scored Phelan ahead
of him In the opening Inning. Three sin
gles and three doubles accounted for five
more runs In the sixth and caused James'
retiroment. Hcore;
CHIf-AOO HOPTOM.
AB H OA K. AB.H.Ci A E
I rh-l.m. Jh . I i 1 4 IWorcin. rf.... 4 A a 0
i Klher. ... 4 i 6 CiPmn. b.i..A f 1 1
l P.hulle. If. 4 3 10 CM ..nnolljr. If. 1 SO S ft
r.lmrman. lb 4 4 J 4 sr-atlier. If ..1 ''
j Klr. I h. . . t 14 0 OM.bmi. H... 1 0
Wlliiamiv ci v v v nrnmiui, id. V u
Anil, c... S I 4 1 OSmlth. Jb....S 1110
Knlwl)-. If . 4 I SMaraarH. I 1 4 0
C'h.n.y. p... 1 1 1 DGuwilr, c ... i ft 4 1
I'lcrre. p.... I1S1 IIJinw. t 4 1)0
Crutcber, p. 1 0 1 OS
Tolaic 48 17 17 1 1
Total V SUIT 1
rhlc ago 2000B08 09
Boston 0 0 ( 1 0 0 0 0 o I
Two-bane hits: Zimmerman (I), Kchulte,
Saler t2. Home run: Schulte. Stolen
base: Kaler. Doulde play: Fisher to
Zimmerman to Salor. Bases or- balls;
Off Cheney, 2: off Pierce, 2: off James.
off Crutcher, 1. tilts' Off Cheney, I
n three and two-tnird-- . innings; orr
Pierce, none In five and one-third In
nings; oft James, 14 in six Innings: off
Crutcher, S In three Innings, struck out:
By Cheney. 1; by Pierce, i; by James, 1;
by Crutcher, S. Vmplrea Byron and
Orth.
PUBLISHERS OF MENACE
ARE GIVEN MORE TIME
jT "a.
Lake Louise
in tkm Canadian Rochits
Melted amethyst in a rinf of
mountxins loveliest lake in all
th. world. 1 Vou 4 as St from th.
veranda of a wonderful mountain,
hotel the Chateau Lake Louite
-a palace amid wild nature.
Ererytaiag CaaaaUa TcVk Staaaere
Neae Better
You take your home with yen
en your trip wett if you visit the
Canadian ftcilic hotel, at
Bnf Lale LouiseField
Glacier Balfour
Reached by the Canadian Pacific,
Nature'. Expoiitioa Koute to
the Canadian Kockiet.
For further particular of thru
root summer placci, call or write
for Booklet No. 9A
GEORGE A. WAVTOr.
O.A.P D . Canadian Pacific Sty,
Tl aouth Clark Btreet
Opp.oal Otbce, Clucaae.UL ilj"
SARPY COUNTY PIONEER
ANSWERS LAST CALL
PAPUJ.KW, Neb.. May 24.-f pec.lali
Telegram.) IajuIs I-es'anr. aged ?) years,
one of the early pioneers and one of
Sarpy eovnty'. moat honored and re
spected cltisens, died this morning at hie
tesldenee here after several month.' Ill
ness of heart trouble. Mr. Lesleur was
born In Prance and sme to America
when' a vrry young man. lie served in
an Illinois regiment luring the civil-war
and w.. In Andersonvllle prUon for
eighteen months. He came to Parpy
county shortly after the war and tilled
the office of oounty tictk from 1W2 to
tw-8. Later he went Into the Insurance
and abstract business.
He was a member of the Catholic
church and of the KnlKhta of Columbus.
He had bees secretary of the Sarpy
County Old Settlers' association for
years and for thirty-four years had been
adjutant of the local post of the Grand
Army of lha Republic. He was also an
officer In the state regiment.
He leaves a widow snd one daughter,
Mrs.. Phil McKver of South Omaha.
LINEMAN AT LINCOLN
RECEIVES SERIOUS SHOCK
(from a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Neb.. May .-(Special.)-F.
I Hutchinson, a lineman employed
by the city light department, accidentally
came In contact with a heavily charged
wire this morning snd was burned so
badly that hla lift haa been despaired of.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. May St. Upon
application of tho defense the trial of
the publishers of the Menace, a weekly
paper published at Aurora. Mo., was con
tinued by Judge Van Valkenburgh here
today until the January, 1916, term of the
federal court at Joptln, Mo.
j no trial previously naa oeen set iot
the term of court to begin June 14. 1P15.
The defendants filed a motion that
they could not be ready for trial at that
time.
The Individual defendants are Wilbur
P. Phelpe, Bruce M. Phelps, Theodore C.
Walker and Marvin Brown. They are
charged with misuse of the malls.
1 1
iiisv..
. -r re, 1
Pill KC VON fcUOrOV. g
JURY NOT YET PICKED IN
THE COCHRAN MURDER TRIAL
PENDKRy Neb.. May 24 --(8peulal Tel
egram.) Tho Cochran murder trial' waa
called before Judge) Oravea today, only
four members of the Jury being; selected
at tho conclusion of the first day' hei
Ing. Oochran Is on trial for the murder
of John F. Jump. Pomestio relation,
will play an important part In the tes
timony.
Counsel for the defense constitute
former Comity Attorney Sexton and
Judge Sulllivan of Sioux City.' Attorney
H. U Keefe of Walthlll and T. a Allen
of Lincoln represent the county. County
Attorney I-erkln hn. ten barred from
the rase, because he waa counsel for
Mrs. Cochran In her suit for divorce.
The Bee Want Ads Are Best Bustnesa
Boosters.
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ianfftWrTcJlC
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i BEATON (& LAIER CO.
415-17 South Sixteenth Street
The Store of Useful. Practical Gifts
for the June Bride
Thousands of new. attractive, moderately priced gift piece,
will be found at thla great .tore, auch aa Serving Table., Tea
Carta, Mahogany Tray-, Sheffield flttrer. Lamps, Oriental Ruga,
Library Table. Etc. ,'
ijaxurtou liversturreci
Uavcnport In Taoatrjr ,
.Only one of dozena of won-
fderful values in upholstered
pieces -hand tied spring
work of hiaheet grade,
beautiful tapes trie, or mo
hair plushes. The kind of
furniture that will last a
lifetime. A large overstuffed, full spring edge and
artna davenport in tapentry, all covered
m
Cubs Release
Red Corriden
CHICAGO. May .24 The release of
Red" Corriden. Cub Infjelder, to Louis
ville, was announced today.
Iowa Defeats I'oe.
IOWA CITT. la.. May 24. -(Special Tel
egram. I Iowa university defeated t'oe
college here today, 6 to 1.
Thompson, Belden & Co.
Boys' Oliver Twist Suits
A Very Serviceable Attractive
Suit fmr Sammer Wear
White waist with plain blue
or blue and white stripe pants,
another combination is a blue
and white striped seersucker
waist with plain blue pants,
sizes 3, 4, 5 and 6 years 50c
and 65c.
Boys' suits in white and col
ors; sizes 2 to 6 years $1.25,
$1.50, $1.75 and up.
Children's Section 3rd Floor
69c for $250 Canton Crepe
A Figured Silk and Wool
Fabric 42 inches Wide
Very unusual yes, but the line is broken; just a
few pieces left. If you are here early well and
good but if late don't be disappointed when in
formed that they are gone.
Hotel Lenox
uuxunr
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KCONOMV
Nebraska fcvbool ewa.
lluLUtUCUK, Neb.. May ii. tSiieii.il.)
.The . commencement , of the HoldrcKC
Hia-h school will bu held Wodneada.v
veiling at the . Holdrege opera liouw.
Chancellor C. A. Kylmer of Nebraska
Weslej.n university will give the ad
dress.. Tho baccalaureate sermon waa
preached by tlev. A. O. Hlnaon of the
Methodist church Sunday evoiilng. S'inlor
farewell banquet In honor of V. J.
Yourd waa held Monday evening In the
high school. Mr. Yourd haa accepted a
position at Columbus, Nob., for the com
Idk year. The scholarship prise was won
b sliaa Ku'anson. whoa average was
S4.7 for the lour ears.
following is the daaa roll:
O. C. Alinciulst. K Iter Jones.
A. W. Anderson, Alemu Manlry.
$85
A , Beautiful Solid Ma-
P hogany Colonial Table
$19.75
Haa a 28x42 Inch top, rounded
corners, beautifully ahaped co
lonial scroll lege, with wide
shelf at bottom and a good
aired drawer In the top. Hand
somely finished, thoroughly
well made.
(SOYLSTON ms EXETER STREETS
BOSTON
One block from Copley Sq. and
Public Library. Convenient to
Shopping and Theatre District.
All Outside Rooms. Excellent
Cuisine. -
Single Rooms $2. with Batb S2.S0 and up
Double " $2.50. " " J3.50 " ,r
(Good Oarage. 3 minutes' walk)
U. C. PRIOR. MANassa
Two minutes from Back Bay Statloo
Tea minute, from North Station
s
C. B. Anderson
taire Haker.
.Maude U tlaiiei'.
Karl J. liarglun.
V. A. Herggulat.
K. 4. MlooiTujulat.
A . 41. Iturgeaon.
Amy M. Council.
Koy N. tVawlaod.
Hen A. I Manilla,
I mu I ennia.
K. 1- Kills.
Mubella Harbaugh,
Thoa. L. Itaynea,
Mime L. Helikrr.
Mark l. Hoofer,
Merie Ireland.
Klien H. Johnaon.
Itulli Jones,
bentwe Lumlberg.
'. W. MeOnnaughv.
cHady l Magnusoa,
Pearl M. Moure,
Helen L. Movvr.
Slyrlle V. letnreon.
Ines. Pomcroy,
Ksther L Itcxiine.
Kraia'es U Taylor,
Cora hepardk.in,
Krma Khli ley.
Karl O rkngii,
Helen Umiui,
Anna K. Hudlury,
K H. Kunduuiat.
IraneC tiwanaon.
1411 Inn K. Medle.
K. W. Waterman.
H. A. Wtnqueet,
Vivian Write it.
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Without a Rival for Drunk
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The dlKcafcC rurod by a thorough and scieuiiflc
course of treatment, which removes the craving or ceoessity for
llcjuor or drugs, Impart, new strength to every organ and builds
up the general health. The only Keeley Institute in the state of
Nebraska.
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AMMI atCHKNTS.
.Ireailkeat (ere Baett.
Helps Ktdaeya.
TaVe six dcopa of Bloen'a Liniment four
times a day at d apply to small of back
T Lllla Ih. .1.1 i. All .....1.1.
' AderttiM-ment
RRAHDEIS HOW
TKBATKaV- AXX.WXE1C si
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(Excepting i'Tiday. May r&th)
THE SPOILERS
rrteesi Mats., loo; Kvra., 10a fe toe
Heat Weekt "Tks Chriatlaa."
AMl'SEMKT.
LAKE MAN AW A
NOW OPEN
Arthur Shulth'a Orchestra ta
Bail Room.
Good Boating, gteller Coaster, BCerry-Oo-BVuuud
and alaay Other
Attraetloaa.
BO V n 'avmawBU win
W I U Toaiglit Ooacert algtai
aClse Clara Betfkea, Soprano, aad Colon
ial Ladles Qaartette, keiweea acts, and
Alias Jinny Valentine
Mats.. Wed., Taare., Bat., S6o. BTlrhta,
aae aa. too. Tango ataUaee Tkiuaday
witk Bath Tkouuaoa la Soags and
BASEBALL
Omaha vs. Lincoln
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