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8-C Tlir. OMAHA SUNDAY TF,E: OCTORER 10. 1315. SERBIANS CRUSH ADYANGE GUARD Teuton Fore Crossing- Danube t Belgrade Partly Destroyed and Partly Captured. ANOTHER ARMY LOSES HEAVILY LONDON. Oct. . Tbe advanee guard of tbe Autro-Oran who crossed the Danube at Belgrade, haa been partly destroyed and partly cap tured, and tboae wbo entered Serbian territory across tbe Bate, bare met with enormous losses, according to an official dispatch received tonight by tha Serbian legation from Ntsh. The dlapetch nyi: "On the northern frontier the iem has eran4 the Save t Tare:, -th lele ef Proagarelca. at Zabrea. opolt Oe truanltaa, and at the treat late of Clg anlla and on the Danube at the Belgrade fortress, at the Quar and at Ram. The adTtnce guard which crossed et the Belgrade fortrese haa been partly d octroyed and pertly captured. Finned lilrer Brink. -At Tarake. Zebres and the tale ot Froagaraka, after several fierce attack, the enemy hee been pinned to tha eery brink ef the river with enormou losses. At the ether crossing point) the struggle continue. "At Belgrade, twe effleere and over K eoldlere were captured, ef whom eighteen were fmnt the 04th Infantry regiment ot the Forty-third German dl vision." Among the esptured were alio eoldler of a Fruaataa brigade belonging to tbe Fifteenth army corpa. which earn here from the Italian front." The Anglo-French force which wae landed at BnlonJkl to making ita way northward to aeatat tbe Serbians and to protect Macedonia from a threatened Bulgarian lnraelon. The landing of BrIUah and French troop la proceeding deaplte the change In the Greek government. The mlntatert ef entente power at Athena have aked Greece to define Ita policy with regard to the Balkan situation, but the new premier, Alexander Zalmle, haa anawered that be will be unable to do thla until 'a meeting of the cabinet la held. He aid that Greece will maintain a policy of "benevolent neutrality" toward the elite unleea forced Into the conflict. Wnnld Threaten Greece. The pre and publle of London and Faria, with the experience of the sud den change in Bulgarian attitude freeh In their memory, are . demanding that tape be taken to see to It that a similar change doee not take place In Athena. It haa been suggested that the appear nra of an allied fleet In Greek watera would have tbe effect ef holding Oreece In line. Allied floeta are already reported off Bulgarian porta In the Aegean and In the Black (teas, and In view ot the possl btllty of a Ruaelen landing on the Black tea coast of Bulgaria, It la atated that a Turkish army la being Bent there ao that the 13 u I gar will n6t be called upon to fight thetr old frlenda and protector. ' What assistance Italy wilt lend It alllea In the new venture forced upon them in the Balkan la Hot disclosed, nor has any change In tbe policy of Roumanle been announced. The German press auggesta that the alllea despite the landing ef troop In Balonkl are preparing for more energetic operation against Turkey in the hope f smashing It before Oermanle aaalatano arrive and that Italy may Uk part In these operations. Three X eatks Lett . There stilt are three months et good weather ahead for any new move gal net the Dardanelles or for operation In other parts of the Aegean district, while the Russian tinder Grand Duke Nicholaa are expected to force matter In the Cau casus and the BrIUah to push along to Bagdad. A renewed effenatv by the alllea on the weatern front baa not yet material ised, the recent French attack In Cham pagne and Art ola apparently having been Imply local attempt to capture point of vantage which brought about furious German counter attack. Thla la parti cularly true ot the attack against the hilt of Tahure, In the enter of the Ger man line In Champagne, which haa been almost continuously under German tire since It capture by the French. A somewhat similar situation aeemlngly has arisen on the eastern front. The German several time have show alga of developing a big attack against Ivinak, but beyond gaining a few yard of trenchee they have made no pro trees, while from that reglen right down to Uallcla tbe Auetro-Gennena have been engaged In meeting strong Russian at tacks. Winter Will All Arsalee. With Poland mud again clo-fglng the wheels ot the armies. It la doubtful whether either side will be able to make an Important' move for some weeks. But winter, with Ita hard, fro sen ground, la expected to bring a renewal of the of fensive by one aide or the other. The German mercantile marine In the Baltio la beginning to feel the effect of tbe submarine warfare there. Virtually all German shipping In that quarter is being .teld up by British and Russian un terwater craft, and the ferry serrtoee between Germany and Scandinavia are being carried on by neutral vassal. MONEY HAD NO VALUE OUT AT KING AK'S DEN At least two men In Omaha went home with their silk hats and drees aulta Friday night without getting Into the Den for the big ball. They each bad 10 U. their pocket. They had offered the et at the door and had been waved away. "We Jut had to it art eume time," said Heeretsry Weaver. "I Issued orders this year to the doorkeepere to take no man's money. Men who did not Join the Ak-?ar-Frn earlier in the season could but tet In last nlsht for ths bail, oven though thjr ottered the price of niem briel.ip. lie. They were pretty mad. but we had to start some time to shut down jn th's practice." PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL BtTILDERS HERE TUESDAY. to , . ; ; ! " f ' : - i. . ! i'.'.-e;";'. :j j . w.; . si :"'::V F ' I John D. Jr., to Pass Through Omaha on Sunday Afternoon John f. Rockefeller. Jr.. who baa been In Colorado in connection with the settle ment cf the coal miners' strike In thst state. Is coming east. Occupying a sec tion on the Denver-Omaha train of the Union Pacific, he will arrive In Omaha at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. He will remain until $:u0. when he will go east over tho Milwaukee. BRIEF CITY NEWS Wedding Binge Edholm, Jeweler. Hedonist, Tailor 500 Paxton Blk. Have Boo Frlat It Now Brecon Pre Orffs percolator, ao, rturgess-Granden. Pnllmaa Oar Through gtsrvloe Cnl- cago to Norfolk,' Va., via Pennsylvania lines to Cincinnati, thenca Norfolk Western railway. Today Complete Mori rrogtam ' classified section today, and appear In The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what the various moving picture theaters offer. For Safety Fire in Life Ineuranc see W, H. Indoe, general agent State Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Worces ter, Mass., on of the oldest, 71 years, and best companies on earth. aTew Son la Drneeedow Home A fine son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Robert C. Pruesedow. This rounds out a nice little family of two boys end two girls. Married at Fremont B. C. Bezanaon and Ovldia DJureen of this city were married Wednesday in Fremont by Jua. tlce Henry Klddor. They are making their home at the residence of the brldo'a sister, Mra Leonard Brown, 4227 Frank lln street. To Oral Sealer' Convention Some thing like twenty members of the Omaha Grain exchange. In a apecial car over the Burlington, Sunday night leave for Peo ria, 111., where they will attend the an nual convention of, the Weatern Grain Dealer' association. Tain at Tataa T. F. Sturgeas la to speak to the Commercial club of Tutan Tuesday evening n club organisation work and the benefit ot commercial co operation. He la delegated there by the Commercial club ot Omaha. Mr. Sturgeas Is editor of the Twentieth Century Farmer, Injured tHrt Improve Mia Verna Blal, aged U years, of Oretna. Neb., who fell from a street car at Sixteenth and William, street, sustaining a fractured skull, regained consciousness at tho Lord Lister hospital Friday night, after being unoonsclous for forty-eight hour. Her parent are with her. Virc Congratulations To Billiken Thompson CHICAGO. Oct t Blx or seven hun dred telegram and letter of congratula tion addreaaed to JUyor Thompson fur ( loeir.g tli saloons on (Sunday were piled on rU desk today, there to await his re turn from Fan Kraociaco. One waa from 'ioverr.or Capper of Kanaaa, but they rams ntoetly from preacher and temper ance worker of cities of the middle west. Has His Front Teeth Loosened and Draws Good Fine Besides When D. M. Cox. who conduct a Kat Rack at the carnival ground, grew hos tile toward Polio Sergeant Russell Fri day evening, be not only picked the wrong gent, but received a mouthful of knuckles and beside, waa hauled before Judge Foater and fined 110 and costs. According to Sergeant Russell, Cox offered a prise ot It to any man knocking over three ef tbe Xata, the mlsstrae being so many base balls. One young fellow accomplished the feat, but could not collect. He appealed to the sergeant, whe Interviewed Cox on the matter. Cox eald he had only prom ised a dollar. "Well, giv tbe the dollar, than." ao cepted tbe youth, "I'll give you a bust In the mouth," said Cox, "Come along, you," said Russell te Cox. "We'll settle this argument In the office. "I'll do nothing of the sort, you big boob," retorted Cox only hi language waa extremely more forceful and effer vescent. Rusaell by thla time bad grown tired ef his policy of watchful waiting, and proceeded to bury hi right duk In Cox' map. It waa very ftlmely, a Cox. ac cording to onlooker, waa preparing te do the same thing to Russell. Judge Foster lectured feelingly to Cox. on the evil of hi way and then plastered the fine of 110 and cost. Cox didn't hi ve the ready money, so waa thruat back tw the bullpen. PETERS CHOSEN DIRECTOR AT BANKERS' MEETING ST. LOUIS. Oct. a F. W. Thompson of Chicago was re-eleoted president ot the Farm Mortgage Banker' Associa tion ot America, whoa second annual convention came to an end here tonight. J. B. Walton. Butler, Mo.t R, C. Peters of Omaha and L. W. Clapp of Wichita. Kan., were chosen for the board of governors. t The Bae'a "Swapper" column. 11. E. CARTER, ARCHITECT AND DUILDER 2314 M SL, South Cm: hi Phono Couth 1133 Omaha the Best of All, Says Kaley Charles W. Kalejr, a larire land owner of Red Cloud and former regent of the 1'nlverMty of Ncbranka. was In the city vIMtlng hla brother, J. L. Kaley, on his wsy home from a trip from San Diego north to Alaska, coming through Canada. In reply to an Inquiry he sld: "Not In all my travels have I seen such a prosperous city ss Is Omaha. The coast cltlea, aa well aa those of Canada, are under a great depreesion. Thoee of the coaet, by reason of tho great over-production of fruit and boom prices In city property and fruit land, and the inability of the lumber Interests to dlnpose of the lumher st even coet prices, and the cities of Canada ere suffering from boom price and war conditions. "I do not understand why real estate Is so low In price aa It Is In Omaha. With the exception of the retail comere the prices of real estate In and around this city seem cheaper than the cltio one third the population." WRECK NEAR ALBRIGHT TIES UP R. I TRAFFIC At Rtimeey, four miles southwest ef Albrlsht. FrMar Merit a Rock Island frelxht train was derailed, several cars (rnlng Into the illtrh. No one waa In jured. The wreckage tied up the Lin coln lino, and trains to the south and west were dctoured over the Burlington. BUSINESS BUILDING STARTS IN WEST BENSON ADDITION The first business building in West Ben son Is being erected by A. Beck. It will he a double story building 4ix.'fl feet. The building will be practically fireproof, of brick, hollow tile and stucco, and will cost (3,000. The sale of West Benson a week ago brought BOO to &X) people on the grounds during the afternoon. The five winners in the contest were: Walter Ruff, Grand Island; A. D. BchWertx. Omaha; Mra. O. Hickman, Council Bluffs; Frank O. Cassldy, Ben son; Mary Holbrook, Omaha. ATTENDANCE AT BATHING BEACHESMD PLAYGROUNDS Superintendent English of the recrea tion board reporta that during July, Au gust and September the attendance at playgrounds waa RS.&'.S and at the bath ing beachea 102.M6. TIME OAS 4 years ago WHEN HOWE BUIUERS' Shares were $1.00 each NOW on ortgrlnal coat, plus the In crease, amounting to over 10 to early Investors. TIME WILL rewafj those who Invest NOW in tbea shares. 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