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BRIEF CITY NEWS
TRY HEW MX TO
REACH LEMBERG
Aa-a-Paarl STeeklao at XahoUa'S.
Bav Boot Nil It Now Rmnd Pre
IMtotti Bfflolenoy The Ito put
dinner served st Bchllta hotel.
ana aet at irMt on et Bf fin Attack on San North of Prte
our aicctric lamp. Bure-umnan wo. j
"Todaye Ooaylttt Man rrogram' I
elaealflod section today, anfl appear It i
Th Bo KXCLVBIVEI.T. rind out what
U various moving plotur theaters offsr.
Bf. W m wrharrv nnminrM the sev- I HeAlJH
erance of hi assoclstlon with Ir. F. 9. !
Owen and the establishment of hi tent- ' LONDON, June 14. Both In the
porary offlreg at ulte w. Frandel the, i naitic provinces and along the
myil and Along Dneiiter in
Southeastern Oalicia.
TO HAVE MADE GAINS
AS YOIHTO AS ANY and seventy
SEVEN YEARS OLD.
tr bulldlnf. )
Qra to Talk at Fremont A. !
Oreen, advertising manager for the Bur-gess-Nash
company, will rpeak on "Sales
manship" tonight at Fremont befo-c the
retailer of the Fremont Commercial
Hub.
Bay X Shot a Flstol Mrs. Alto
Mae Payne In mine CJrover K. Payne for
divorce, alleging that he discharged a
platol In htr presence. Joseph Marshall
In a ault against Mrs. Lillian Marshall
allcgea cruolty.
Peddle Opium Robert Faulkner,
colored, living at Twenty-first and Paul
street. u arretted Sunday by Detec
tives Rich and Paaanowaltt lor pedtiling
opium Considerable paraphernalia u
taken with the man.
Tel tea Want Baperlateaeaey II. K.
Telton, superintendent of the Auditorium
far the laat its year, ha asked the city
commissioners to be retained when the
building shall have been acquired a a
munlotpal proposition.
Andy Treynor Improve At the Lord
Lister hospital, where he waa taken last
Friday, Amiy Treynor stood the operation
well and I" improving rapidly. I'nless
complications set In he la expected to be
out of the hospital in a few day.
Orip ta Snatched J. r. Raven wood of
1'nion Mills, Ind., happened to tum his
hack toward the spot where Ma grip re
posed on a bench In the Union station
and a moment later found that It had
wafted away. The receptacle contained
an assortment of clothing and personal
article to th value of 140.
Dundee Trustees
Want to Meet With
City Commission
On behalf of the board of trustees of
the village of Dundee, F. W. Slabaugh,
chairman, has written the city commi
rlonera expressing a dealro to co-operate
and assist the Greater Omaha officiate
In tho work of taking over that portion of
the annexed territory lying within the
limit of Dundee.
Mr. Blabaugh Invites the commissioners
to meet the village board end take a trip
over the village, to get Into touch with
the situation in this section of the con
solldated city.
During thl week the commissioner
also intend to hold an executive cession
to take up ome of the detail In connec
tion with the new work of administrating
Greater Omaha. Some 'of the commis
sioners have been visiting South Omaha
and already have formed aome idoas of
their future policy regarding the work be
fore them.
Friday is the day et, and the com
missioners will meet at 6 o'clock to tro
over the village with the. board of trus
tees and then attend an Informal social
1 unction at the Happy Hollow club!
Gov. Johnson Kills
Jit Bus License Bill
SACRAMENTO. Cel.. June 14.-Meas-ii
res licensing 5-oent fart, automobiles,
abolishing tho practice of vivisection In
California, and limiting to U per cent a
year Interest rate on money loan were
among the 226 of a total of bill
paaeed by the recent legislature which
Governor Johnson "pocket vetoed" by
failing to sign by midnight last night,
when the time limit -or converting the
bill Into lawa expired.
The antl-vlvlsectlon bill had been de
clared illegal by the attorney general.
Oovernor Johnson said today his reason
for not signing th "Jitney" measure was
that the problem was do new he did not
think it could be properly dealt with at
this time by an inflexible state law.
Russ Torpedo Boats
Raze Turk Buildings
PETROORADi June 14. (Via London.)
Russian torpedo boat on the night of
Jane 10 destroyed the buildings of th
Turkish seaport of Samaun on the Black
Sea, according to an -official statement
given out -In Pstrograd under date of
June !? ' Many Turkish boat, tho an
nouncement aaya, were unk. Tho tent
of the statement read:
"On the night of June 10 our torpedo
boats had an engagement with th ex
German cruiser Breslau and caused It
some damage.
"At Samsun our torpedo boats dl oyed
the buildings of the port and sank many
ot th enemy' boat."
Dniester river heavy fighting continues-
between the Russlana and
Austro-Germans, without, however,;
any very material change in the elt
uatlon. The movement forward and
backward of the battle lines in the
Baltic provinces is almost continual,
and each aide ha at various times
held the advantage.
In Gnllcia the scene of the fighting has
changed. The Germans, balked In their
effort to reach lumber from the south,
have commenced an attack upon the
Hussians on the river Pali north of
Prxemysl. and ' along the Dniester In
southeastern Oalicia, and In their report
tonight claim to have been successful In
both sectors.
Near Roamaataa Liar.
The movement southeast resemble
tht which failed further up the Dnies
ter, at Zurawa, but ta on a wider scale.
The right wing of thi Auatro-Oerman
army Is only twenty mile from th
Roumanian frontier, while It left wing
reaches as far as Hallca, where many
attacka have been delivered against a
bridgehead. The center of operations is !
Kolomea. from which point the main at-
tacks which have carried the Teutonic
allies across the Dniester In several .
place, are being launched.
Simultaneously the Germans are pro
ceeding with their attack on tho Rus
sian center on the river Rawka, west of
Warsaw, where they also have been suc
cessful, according to their report.
Artillery Battle ta West.
In the western war sons, artillery en
gagements are fn progress from the sea
to the Woevre, and even beyond that
district, with here and there infantry
fighting. The French have attempted to
force the Germans at asm point out of
their strongly entrenched positions, and
the German have been endeavoring to
recover lot ground. A big German of
fensive was predicted several day ago,
but So fsr It ha not materialised, al
though It Is still expected.
With Monfalcone Oradlsca n their
hands, the Italian have begun an attack
on Gorilla (dors), further up the Isonso
river, and one of the Austrian' most
strongly fortified frontier positions. The
Italians already have cut the communi
cations to the north and south of the
town, so that it now depend entirely on
the difficult mountain road to th cast-
ward.
Lanevlll Bombarded.
BERLIN, Jun It -German artillery
yesterday bombarded th military work
of Luneville, a French town fifteen
miles southeast of Nancy, according to
the official statement given out today
by the German army headquarters.
German troops, the statement adds,
stormed the town of Kuxie, eight mllee
west of Shavll. In Kovno province, and
took more than 8.000 Russian prlhoncr
at Menlawa. In Oalicia, and also cap-
Jtured th town of Mlyniska. The text
of the statement reads:
In the western theatet:
Artillery duel took place at Meuport
and Dixmude, north of Arras, and at
Ilebuterne. Attempts of the enemy to
irak a night attack In the dune were
repulsed. Southeast -if Ilebuterne In
fantry engageraenta are being fought.
"Th military work around LunevlII
were bombarded.
"In the eaetern theater:
"Our attack northwest of Shavll made
good progress. Kuile was taken by
storm. Enemy counter atxacaa laueo.
Eight officers and 8.H50 men and eight
machine guns were captured.
Southeast of the Mariampol-Kovno
road, battle against Hussion relnloroe
ments arriving from th south have commenced.
North of Prsaauysi another 160 prison
er wore taken.
Our Invasion into the enemy lines
outh of Boll mow was followed In the
night by Russian counter attacks, ail of
which were unsuccessful. The gained
position are firmly In our hands. Our
booty In this vector has been Increased
to 10 prisoners, eight cannon, two et
whloh are ef heavy caliber, and nine ma
chine guns.
"In the southeastern theater:
' "A bridgehead at Blenlawa waa recap
tured yesterday. Our opponents left
more than 8.000 prisoners In our hands.
Counter attack rrfade by the enemy dur
ing the night failed.
"East of Jaroslau and east of Pre
mysl the fighting I becoming more no
ticeable. Troop under General Llnalngen
have taken Mlyniska. The attack on
Zydocow continue."
PARIS, June 13.-Th following official
communication was Issued by the war
of flog tonight:
"In the sector to the north of Arras
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Infantry. ho :) made a prisoner, said
to one of the Krenrh offiis "Y i hsve
without doubt sent asalnst u trooi s of
tlx highest tinlilv. 1 hal prrx eed to a
treni h of the firs! line held hy my bat
talion at the commencement of the at
tack. Nex have I seen soldier delier
rn sssault with such bravery ami sphlt."
Meat is Dollar Per
Pound in Trieste
ril.NK. Italy. June 14 -(Ma Paris -New
received here today from Trieste
si v tlist the entire Austrian town I
Ir tho hands of pillager Meat 1 sell
ing for 1 a pound. There Is no bread
hml the population Is living on vegelahle
and fruit.
T. P. R1IOADS.
Secretary of Post L of the Trawlers' Pro
tective association of Hloomlngton, III .
and one of the most enthusiastic of the
traveling men.
there has been a violent artillery engage
ment. In the afternoon we attacked the
ridge to the north of the sugar refinery
at Souches, which. waa very powerfully
organised by the emroy. This ridge was
taken by assault and we liavo organised
and maintained ourselves there, notwith
standing an Intense bombardment.
"We attacked this morning to the
southeast of Ilebuterne the German
trenches neighboring on the road from
Serre to Mallly Malllet. Our Infantry
carried. by a single effort three of the
enemy lines and attained their object.
They took more than 100 prisoners belong
ing to four different regiments. Includ
ing the lWth.
"Prisoners declare that during the
course of the fighting tho Inut few days
we have Inflicted on the Gorman troops
very heavy losses. Certain units engaged
In a counter attack were destroyed as
soon as they formed.
Counter Attack Cheeked.
"The enemy today attempted a counter
attack which we . Immediately checked.
Our artillery caused at Uuisieul, near
Rhelms, a very heavy explosion. This
was followed by a fire and a panic,
which we accentuated by our fire.
"The Germans attempted to retake the
trenches captured by us to the south of
(Juenncvleres farm, east of Tracy-le-Mont,
but they were completely repulsed
and In following them up we made prog
res. "Solssons at the same time was bom
barded, lDO shells being thrown Into the
town. On the rest of the front there Is
nothing to report
'Vaptain Guamann of the Tenth bat
talion of the 120th regiment of German
TRAIN FOR WOUNDED
A BOWER OF FLOWERS
URKSC1A. Italy, June 14. (Via Paris.)
The first train of wounded ttrllan
tiom the Trentlno front arrived her
today. It had ben transformed Into a
Lower of flower, earh berth being Ht-
tally covered with them. The wounded
s Idler said the flowers had been sent
l othem by their mothers and sweet
It arts. All thr men said they were anx
ious to get back to the front.
B u rgess-Nash Company.
'everybooyIs stork"
rnrdivy, Jnne 15, 10tft.
-HTOrtF. NKWR rXIt Tt'ESDAY-
rbone I). 187.
Summer Closing Hours
UrpiriTiinjr today, run! continuing until
further notice, our .ton will closo tlailv
at 5 P. M pxeoptince Saturdays, which
will bo ns usuiil, ! V. M.
We Welcome the T. P. A.
We extend to you and your friends a
hearty invitation to make free use of the
many conveniences of our store. The Post
office, Rest and Writing Rooms, Information
and Accommodation Bureau.
A Splendid Presentation of
New Silk and Washable Frocks
Chief of Weather
: Bureau Comes Here
A distinguished stopover visitor, Charles
V. Marvin, chief of th national weather
bureau, la expected to arrive in Omaha
Tueaday on his tour of inspection through
the- country. Prof. Marvin will be under j
th special protection of Local Forecaster!
Welsh while here.
REAL HAIR
GROWER
Found At Last!
"Grows Hair in 30 Days."
$1000.00 Reward If We Fail
On Our Positive Guaran
tee. Try It At Our Risk
Mail Coupon Today.
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-MANY NEW STYLES-
XPREiSSING the very latest ideas of Damo Fashion in tTHply, eool, hunnnery
dresses with their faseiuating freshness and individuality.
For Evening Wear
For Morning Wear For Afternoon Wear
DRESSES AT 315.00
Flowered cotton, embroidered net, white cotton
voile.
DRESSES AT $25.00
Striped tub silk, linen and lace combined, white
crepe de chine.
DRESSES AT $19.50
White crepe de chine, taffetas in light and dark
shades.
DRESSES AT $12.50
Candy striped voiles, coatee eftect voiles, braid
trimmed neta.
DRESSES AT $29.50
Import model copies in soft silks, white georg
ette, radium and taffeta silks.
COTTON DRESSES AT $5, $5.95, $6.95, $7.05
Many new styles in the Burjress-Nnsh 'Electric
Made" tub frocks.
Bargees-Wasa Co. coa tlor.
Children's 50c Wash Rompers, 29c
Mad In alios 8 to 6 years, of percales, chambraya
and gingham. (Daaement.)
Boys' 75o Wash Suits at 39c.
Fa at colon, neatly made and trimmed, for ages 3
to 8 year, regular 76c kind for 8ic. (Basement.)
Women's Skirts, to $7.50, for $3.95
An assortment of cloth aktrta in a variety of style
and kind of material, were to $7.50, for SB. 03.
(Baeement.)
Women's Coats, to $10.00, for $3.95
Moat every material included, good models, coata
that war to $10.00, sale price, 93.05. (Basement.)
15o Embroidery Edges at 7c
Cambric, nainsook and swlss edge, insertion and
beading, match aeta, 3 to 5 inchea wide, were to
16e, at Tkc yard. (Main Floor.) .
Women's 25c Summer Vests, 15c
Low neck and sleeveless, wing ahleld or shaped,
also high neck and ahort sleeve, cuff knee pants.
(Main Floor,)
$3.00 Satin Striped Corsets, $1.98
Painty shell pink, medium length, lace trimmed,
free hip, non-rustable boning, strong supporter.
Second Floor.)
75c Cluny Lace Brassieres, 59c
Fin quality muslin, with cluny lace, perfect fitting,
V-shapnd effect, front opening. (Second Floor.)
$19.75 Refrigerators, Tuesday Special, $16
Ice capacity 100 pounds, two-door front Icing
atyle, white enamel lined, box made of ash. (Base
ment.) Clothes Wringers, Tuesday, $2.25
Wood frame clothea wringers, plain bearings, one
year guarantee, 10-inch roll. (Baaement.)
$3.98 Lawn Mowers,' Tuesday, $3.25
Lawn mowers, 16-inch blade, self sharpening, reg
ular price. $3.98; sale price, 8)3.25. (Basement.)
. $2.00 Embroidered Flouncings at 93c '
Fine organdy and voile flouncings, embroidered in
dainty colors, 27 to 36 Inches wide. (Main Floor.)
25c Dress
Crepes, at
6ic
Sore Throat and Chest
Quickly relieved by Ir. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey.
It eases th troat, soothes
th lungs, loosen phlegm. Onl Sc. All
druggist. Advertisement
URET0 DEMAND RECEIPTS '
THROUGH THE COURTS
County Treasurer Vre expects to file a
mandamus suit In supreme court In which
Stat Treasurer Hall will b the de
fendant, the purpose of which will b te
cempel th tat treasurer to furnish re
ceipts of th kind demanded by Mr. Ur
for money transferred from Povglaa
county.
Ta Sleep Well Saaasaer.
Bltght Inflammation of the bronchial
tubes causes ' a distressing cough and
make refreshing sleep Impossible. Foley's
Honey and Tar compound oover raw, in
ft mad. Irritated aurfae with a sooth
ing, healing coating and stop that an
noying tkWIIrm. rell.Alne the racking,
tiring cough. Take this aplendli! cough
medicine with uu on summer trip. It
Is good for oough. colds, croup,
bronchial affections and la grtPP coughs,
kold everywhere. Advertisement.
SsYingCirchlViih
cch IVMsscrisur.
Before the stork
arrive there b much
to talk about Thef
comfort ef the expecJ
tant swatter is tha
cUttf topic. And there
is sar te k someone)
who has used or knows;
ef that spleadld es-
lernal help. "Mother's
Friend." It ts applied to tba ebdosalnal mus
cles, gently robbed In and has a aiort pro.
aonneed effect a a lubricant. It Soothes thd
network Of aerrcs, eaeblss th muscle to
expand naturally, relieve strain oa the lira
toent and thus sets at ease any aadu strain
oa th ortan Involved. And It doe thl with
perfect safety. Expectant SAOthere thus go
through the ordeal with coatperetlve ease and
tomt'iri. Knowing mothers wbo have used
Mutter's Friend" speak la glowing term of
the abecr.ee of morning sickness, absence ef
(.train en ti li-uneuts and a freedom from
many other distress.
On of the mnst Important symptom td
he relieved by "WutWs trtend'1 to th law
Imsginatloa that so often disturbs reeeae.
J'aiaa, even thoogn natural, may so distort;
th miad that undue apprehension wilt one
times follow. The geutie, soothiaf Influent 4
Of 'Mother' Friend" ge the mind sob
stentl il aid to become conacJons of strsngtit
and there I a real, physical sensibility el
musrulsr Vsvr a evidenced by freedom irmti
undo strata.
You can get "Mother's Friend" at any flru'
ktor or tlwy wlU glec'.f tt It for you. Writ,
tnda to BrsdfUld Bf -i'.eUr Ctf., 91 Lamar i
Eld, Atlanta, fr a kihlr laatructiv.i
hook of great value to ail espectant mothers,
It contains a valoakl oapaary caan, rule;
am alst aad is brlmrol ef sug
wui
This Hti Za Orewla Bald "OrTstolla''
I Just ths Thing for Much Cases. j
In Burope "Crrstolli Ku been etM Ih moat
ot4rrul dtKovvrjr of the rBtury.
The liidsn ef tke Bruasxla ud Paris Exposi
tions nihiulaulollr awardea gold medala to lbl ,'
nurTclous hair srowar.
AlraaSy stars w aarured the Amarfrea rlhta
huadred of Bias and wm hava wrltua tallln
of Uia phenomanal raaulta oblHlnad trj lla uaa.
Paiipla ho hava baas bald for raara tall how
thrjr now slory Is beautiful hair. Many report
saw hair growth la iv days or lea. Others wha
hava had daadruff all thalr lla aar thrr hava
St a cihji, nitny acalp a liar a law apsllca
tlona ot this woadarful traatinant.
Hi di not cara wbeihar you art botharad with
fallln hair, praraaiuraly sray hair, mattrd hair,
brlttia hair or strlnsr hair; dandruff, itohinf
analp, or sar or all fnmia of hair iruble, we
want you to try "CBYbTuUH" at aur rl.
Wa slva you a binding suarantaa without any
"atrlnaa" or red tapa. that It won't coat yo a
cant If wa do not prove to you that "i'ryaioltw"
will rlo all wa olalro 1r It. and. what'a Impurtent,
we hava plenty af money to back our guarantee.
IK) has been deposited In our local bank aa a
Special Fund to lie forte Ited If we fall to comply
with thla contract. "ul out the cnupun below and
mall It tnday to rreilo Lauoratorlt-a, 71 I' rltreel.
Hlngbamton N. Y.
Better cookies, cake
and biscuits, too. All
as light, fluffy, tender
and delicious as mother used
to bake. And just as whole
some. For purer Baking; Pow
der than Calumet cannot be bad
at etar prii.
Aak your grocer.
UtCUVED RICHEST AWAIOS
WW, Para feed Eiaeekhea, CUcaM, DL
fark tasaaioaa, fraacs, Mswa. bit
FANCY embroid
ered Renfrew
dress crepes,
ular 25c
kind at.
reg-
6ic
Tango Chif
fon, at
ALSO 34 inch
printed ere
pella re mn ante
and bolts from
wblrh to select;
sale Tl
price
12ac Oing
hams, at
5c
REMNANTS o f
bolts ot York
and Had Seal
Zephyrs, also
Amoskeag Utility
ginghams, r"
FREE COUPON
The rreelo !boratnr1ea.
74 t Htreet, BlnghaMtoa, V. T.
I am a reader of II rrmaha Bee. Prove to
ma without ooat how Oyttolie etopa falllnc
hair, growa new hair. Iiamehea dandruff and
Itching etailpa and raetnrea prematura gray
and laded hair to namral coltw. Wr te your
name and adtlreea plainly an1
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Diverse route tickets to aTrw Tork and
Boston ar oa al dally via Cshloage,
BCilwank si It. aul Kail way. Theo
tlakota, which permit going oa tout
aad returning another, as offered la
great variety and laolade all th prin
cipal citls aad plaoes of Interest la tho
Bait. Delightful trips hy water oa the
Great Lakes, Bt. Xawraoe and Sadaea
Blver aad the Atlaatlo Ooeaa may he
laoladaa. Tare to ITsw Tork ma
from SM.SO np, to oaten from HM
np, with final rettura limit ef SO days
aad liberal stopover privilege, tree
more eomplet tafermatloa, folders, eta
all oa or addr, W. B. Book, City
Passngr Agsnt, 0, K. ft Bt, . By4
lair raraam Bt, Omaha, .
at, yard.. . ,
BURGESS-NASH
Bleached
Muslin, at
3ic
TLEACHBD tnus-
lln aud cam
brics, remnants,
full yard wide,
special Tuesday,
at
yard .
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cluding Yale, Harvard, Princeton.
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It BTJTX.DrBTOB gOO AOBXS
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t'hestvr and Ktun.
Kltia)ly efficient In training for
Toilette, Business and Technical
Jidda.
Nuted for clean athletics.
I'eala-nsted by U. hi. War Depart
ment aa an "Honor Hchool."
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Here News of a Lively Sale of
Wash Goods in the Basement Tuesday
25c Woven
Flaxcns, at
18c
T I8L.E thread
fancy striped
and checked, will
make Stylish
dresses and walsta,
2 Be qual
ity, yard.
18c
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