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TTIE KEE: OMAHA, TTTTTRSDAY, OCTOBEI1 21 1915.
Y1LS0H BARS ARMS
TO CARRAJZA FOES
Xtetident Innei Proclamation Ei
takliahinj Embargo on Ship
ment of Munitions.
Young Omaha Matron Found Dead in Bed
TULA TO GET NO SCTPIIES
WAHlNOTOf. Oct. tv.-PreuMmt !
xriiaon laautd slmultantotislv today a I
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proclamation establishing an embargo on
the shtrtnent of arme and ammunition
to Wilo and an order excepting; from
th prohibition tha recognised da facto
government of which General Carransa
la chief aaeeutfrn.
Tha proclamation makea It eloar ' that
tha VnUd "tatee Intanda that no forces
opposed to tha recognised government In
Mexico, particularly thoaa of General
Villa, shell obtain war munltlona from
thlt country. The exception modlflea tha
proclamation ao that It virtually appHs
only to tha border at a tea of Chihuahua,
Honor and Lower California.
Ordera will ha teletraphad tomorrow to
ruatoma official, eonaular ofricera,
aa-enta of tha Department of Juetlca and
fnlted Rtate dlitrlrt attorney on tha
border have been advtaed. and Instruc
tlona to co-operate probablr will go to
Major General Funaton aa sooa a tha
Flat department Inform Secretary Gar
rison Jut what tha army la expected
ta do.
With tha announcement that tha Villa
aaencr her would ba cloaed. It became
VVwn today that the consulate estao
Ind by the Villa faction In Nw York
.nd other cltlea would be discontinued.
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SERBIA OVERHUN
BY ARMIES OF
ITS NEIGHBORS'
(Continued from Par One.)
are bln tnortd toward tha Roumanian
frontier.
Tba rtanch and British minister at
Athena, tha dispatch aaya, asked tha
Greek government to sanction arrange
ment to provide for Serbian refugee on
Greek territory. Premier Zalmla agreed
with the atlpulatlon that Serbia guaran.
tea maintananoa of tba rfugoa.
Report Faar Oervnaa Steaaaere Baak.
BTOCKHOLM, 0t . According 'to
re porta from various pilot atatlona, four
German ateamera were aunk by British
ugmartne outside tha southern Stock
holm archipelago during tha last twenty
four hours. Tha namoe of tha vessels
have not yet become known. British sail
ors sank them by opening their sea valvea,
after having given the German craws
Plenty of time to leave their veanels. Tha
Dalafven was caught and aunk Juat out
side Swedish waters and under tha cyet
of Swedish warship. There are now
forty-one German ships, mostly Iron ore
carriers, blockaded in Swedish watara
Eeppellas Dafoaa1 Coaaaaeree. ,
AMSTERDAM, Oct Zeppelins are
being uaed by Germany for tha defense of
oommeroe againet attacks by British and
Russian submarine, according to a des
patch from Berlin. It la stated that tha
aMamar , Sootia of , Stettin, , Pruisl,
bound from Sweden to Stettin .with a
cargo of ore, was pursued by a British
submarine off Bornholra. In reply to
wireless caJls for assistance) a Zeppelin
suddenly appeared whereupon tha sub
marine submerged and disappeared.
Balsxartaaa Caviar rrtaaavr.
BERLIN, Oct. .-By Wireless to Say
villa.) Capture by tha Bulgarians of 1.000
prisoner and twelve oannon In -Serbia
was announced today by the German war
office
Tba report also states that Bulgarian
troopa have captured Sultan Tape,
Austrian troopa have made a further
advance In tVhabatt, on tha Save, wast
of Belgrade. The Serbians have been
thrown back south of Lucira and
Boiovae.
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MRU. FRANK SHIRLEY. NKB MISS B DITH CXLUNS OF SACRA it E3NTO.
ODD FELLOWS GO
TO HEAR SUNDAY
(Continued from Page One.)
. Tire rklt4ra Cwe
The two children of J. Vt, Nig, mar
chant, Cleveland, Oa, had croup last
winter. One was a boy of a. the other a
girl of I years, Mr. NU writes) "Both
got so choked up they could hardly
breath and couldn't talk. I gave than
Foley's lioney and Tar and nothing alee
and It entirely cured them." This re
liable medicine ahould be In every home,
for It glvea Immediate relief from colds,
coughs and croup, heals raw Inflamed
throat and looeena phlegm. Sold every-
her. Advertisement.
Takea ghet at Prloat.
COLT'M Rl'fi, O.. Oct. . Angpred over
an aueiiaMi arievauce, vtimam r rye nrea
to shots at Rev. C. R. Rhode, pastor of
Holy Crone C'atholio church, this after-
noun aa tiie prim waa .alklng along the
street, ttom ouiieis misaeu ineir mark
and Frya waa disarmed. - Krye waa at
one time an Inmate of an Insane asylum,
it la said.
Sunday revival was false. The resolution
made It clear that tba matter of adjourn
ing tor tha Tabernacle meeting had not
been before the grand lodge at all on
Tuaaday. and stated further "that Odd
Fellowship 'stands for morality, religion
and good government."
' , Ia-rVs Conferred. '
Grand lodge and past grand lodge de
grees wer conferred upon SM candidates
at a special aeaalon of tba grand lodge
Tuesday night. Tha moat Important mat
ter coming before the grand lodge now la
tha 'creation of a building fund to en
large tha home at York.. Grand lodge pol
itic are warming up a bit and ,'Paat
Grand Maater T. W. Basa of . Broken
Bow ha entered the race for secretary
agalnat I. P. Gag of Fremont, who bag
held the office for a number of year.
The report of Orand Representative T.
W. Baas and Frank John show the mem
bership to be aa follow December 11,
IMtl
Subordinate lodge 1, (WW. 171
Rebekah lodge 744.17
Encampment 34.4'Ul
Canlona K.kMI
Total membership, without duplication,
i.m.T7i.
Maay Glvea Relief.
The revenue of the order amounted t
fll,MS,ft)8 . during the year, and 11,011
member wer granted relief. The In
vested fund of the order now amount
to VS.tW.bVLM.
The Paat Officers' association held Ita
annual meeting and dinner at the Hotel
Rome Tuesday evening. Past Master
O. O Snyder of O'Neill was toastmaster
and Anna B. Crawford, C. A. Randall,
Clara K. Davis, J. S. Hoagland, Grac
E. Halter and Senator George W. Norrls
poke.
Officer for the ensuing year wer
elected a follows: George N. Beela.
president: Mary A. Caldwell, vice presi
dent; I. P. Oage, secretary, and F. B.
Rrvant. treasurer.
The Patriarch Militant department coun
cil elected Colonel Roaebraugh of Mitch
ell president it session yesterday. 3.
W. Conger ot Loup City waa elect 1
treaaurer. The ramalnder of the officers
will be elected ntxt December. The fi
nancial condition of this branch ot tha
order la la good ahap. Tie department
decided to meet with tha grand encamp
ment It It decided to hold tta annual ea
ton apart from the grand lodge.
Mead Caanty Case fa.
PIERRE, 8. D.. OoL, J0.-(8pclal Tele
gram,) A number of Black HI Is attr
nay are hai today on ona of iha fea
ture of the Mead county bank case, an
appeal from the conviction ot Henry K
Perkins, cashier, for receiving depoata
vvben be knew the bank to ba Insolvent.
Twa Towa Sfaat Oa Dry.
HIBBING. Minn., Oct. J0.-A1I Hibblng
and Chlshol saloons must get out of
business November 1. A governmental
order forbidding the sal of Intoxicating
liquor In both Okies because they are
located In Chippewa Indian territory was
dllevered today by govenufiant officer,
Sent to Prison
for Violating the
Neutrality Laws
rl. PAUft Tex.. Oct. Victor L.
Ochoa. Joe Ornwo and K. I Holmdahl.
Orransa adherent, convicted In the
ITnltMl Ktntea district rourt of conspiracy
)n i-lnl AfHfHrin netllr&litv laws. Wer
sentenced today to eighteen months eacli
In the fe-lorl piieon at Ieavenwfnn.
They furnlehe'l 7,aflft bonds each, pend
ing an appci".
The deferdants were charged with or
nnlX'ng a Carrnnra expedition aralnst
Villa and shipping munitions to Colum
bus, N. M., about a ye.ir ago.
Merrlasre treat "tlr.
FREMONT. Neb., Oct. 10. (Special. )
While her angry stepfather wa urging
officer Into action to locate her and
her companion, Charles Koebel. Mis
Olivia Madison and Mr. Koebel wer at
Council liluffa being united In marriage.
Sheriff Condlt got word that they bad
gone to Omaha and followed them. In
the meantime Mr. and Mr. Koebel had
learned of the sensation they had caused
by leaving without notifying the bride
parent and hurried horn. They will
make their horn In Fremont.
Jack Ralatoa Eaaa Lite.
8CHUTLEH, Neb Oct. 20. 8pec!X
J. H. (Jack) Ralston, for thirty year a
well-known resident of Colfax and Dodge
countlea, committed aulcld yesterday at
noon by taking chloroform.
Mr. Ralston waa a native of Pennsylva
nia, coming to Nebraaka with hi family
many year ago. For several year he
wa a resident of Dodge, In Dodge
county, later moving to this city, wher
he has sine resided.
Ittk Legal Separatlaa.
FREMONT, Neb.. Oct. .-3pclal.)-Mrs.
Glendora Virgil ha brought suit In
district court against Frank Virgil, a
prominent muslctal, aeeklng a legal sepa
ration. Extreme cruelty la alleged In the
petition. Th Virgil wer married In
Onawa, la.. In UU.
Jtewe Notes af Otaera.
GENEVA, Neb.. Oct. JO. (Special. )-
Th Brayton reeldenc waa sold at public
ale yeaterday afternoon to Floyd R.
Todd of Syracuse. N. Y., administrator,
for 14,000. Also th Charles Thorp store
building, th purchaser being F. W. Sloan,
DEATH RECORD.
J. W. Kepler.
AN'ELMO, Neb., Oct. .-Speeial.)
J. W. Kepler died as a result of a auc-.-ceMr.n
of perlytlc strokes aftr a Un
xrrlng Illness extending over the greeter
:rt of the present year, at the borne
it his parents. Mr. snd Mrs. H. A.
Kcplnr. Mr. Kepler wa bom In Dor-
lirstcr. Neb., thirty-one years ago. He
'caves a wife and two step-children, hi
orrnl. ono brother, Daniel: two slaters,
Vrs. Nellie Boyce of Chicago and Mlaa
Cicrtriide, who is a student at the Uni
versity of Nebraska. Interment will be
In Lincoln.
J. W. Ara-abrlgfct.
STELLA. Neb., Oct. (Speclal.W.
W. ArgnbrUht. a pioneer resident of
southeastern Nebraaka, Is dead at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. Marvin .U.
Jonca, at Brlstow, Okl., where the
funeral and burial will be held. The
Argabrlghta cams to Nebraaka In an
early day, and settled near Nemaha.
They were people of much prominence
In their locality.
Mlaa Eva Dlela.
FREMONT, Neb., Oct. SWSpecIa.)
Word waa received In Fremont of ehe
death at Loa Angelea of Mlas Eva Dlsls.
daughter ot the late John Dlels, a pio
neer settler of Dodge county. Mis I Dels
went with her parents to California
twelve year ago and had sine mad
her horn there.
Mrs. Chrletlaa Braalksker,
PIERRE. 8. D.. Oct X.-Kpeetal Tele
gram.) Mra. Chrlatln Brandhuber, one
of th pioneer residents of Pierre, dld
at her horn last night following m brief
lllneaa. 8h came to this city thirty-two
year ago and ha mad bar bom here
vsr sine.
Heary Eaeelaraa-eT.
PIERRE, S. D . Oct. X (Special Tale
gram.) Henry Esaelbrugg. en of th
pioneer residents of Bully county, died at
hi farm home In that county last night
from th effects of a aunatrok suffered
some time ago. He ha been a leader In
that county for year and a memrer of
th County Board ef Commie loner for
more than twenty years.
Draixa Ware Thaa Beoae.
CHICAGO. Oct. . Drug kill mor
people than alcoholic drinks la tne belief
of Dr. O. E. Dienst of Aurora, president
of the International Society of Homeo
pathlclans, who spoke at tha annual con
vention of the society here today. Dr.
Dienst recommended the use of whole
some food instead of pastries and "red
pepper" dishes of all kinds.
Seaayler Bowlers Beatea.
FREMONT, Neb., Oct. .-(peclal.)
In a special match here Tuueday evening
a local team of bowlers defeated the
Pchuyler team three straight games. The
Fremont bowlers scored 2.4A6 against 1,116
for the visitors. The Fremont team lined
up Howard Loomla, Perry Smith, Henry
liaman, Leo Coiley and Ralph Campbell.
Keep Young
Just aa well be
young at seventy
as old at fifty.
Many people
past middle ag
suffer lam,
beat, aching
backa, and dis
tressing urinary
disorders, when
a little help for
t h kidney
would fix It all
up. Don't wait
for gravel,
dropsy or
Bright' disease
to get a start.
L'se Doan'a Kid
ney rill. They have helped thousands,
yuung mid okl. They art the moat widely
ud remedy for bad backa and weak
kidneys In the mor Id
Here's an Omaha Case:
lira y.ry Adam, :! S. JTth St, says:
"My ba k bothered nte a great deal at
th time, especially when I took cold.
My kidneys sem,1 t be affected. Sharp
pains, itarted through- tham, oa using m
to suffer terribly. Th kidney ere
tions r Irregular In paaaage and I
rouid find no relief antll I beaan using
loan'a Kidney Pllla. They removed th
pain' and Wroeneaa, giving m treagta)
and oorractlng all fault with th kloV
neya."
OntKe Side
of Science '
GrapeNtits !
r
An
Efficient
Trusteeship
one which costs no more
than the service ren
dered by an individual,
is found by the appoint
ment of the Peters Trust
Company to act in this
capacity. "We also act
as Executor, Adminis
trator or Guardian.
Jordan to Urge
President Wilson to
End War in Europe
WASHINGTON. Oct lO.-Davtd Starr
Jordan, prealdent of Leland Stanford J
university, will see President Wilson No.
vamber 11 to present to htm resolutions
adopted recently at the! International
Peace oongreaa In Han Francisco urging
that a conference of neutral be called
to attempt to and the European war.
TO similar proposal th prealdent ha
expressed th belief that the time wa
not auspicious for further peace propos
als. .
BOASTS.
50 at all Drug Stores
Foster-sJ.ibum Gj.rn buffalo.N.Y
. TILLS
MANY FRIENDS ATTEND i
FUNERAL OF MRS. MILES
HASTINGS, Neb., Oct. .-(8pclal Tel
egramsLargely attended funeral serv
Ires wer held this afternoon for Mrs.
Clarence J. Miles, who died Monday
morning. The city council ta apeclal ses
sion adopted resolution of condolence. It
sentiment being shared by the entire
community. Friends and relative cam
front Kanaa City, Lincoln. Boatrioa,
Omaha and Peoria to attend th funeral.
ST. LOUIS WANTS DEM
AND G. 0. P. CONVENTIONS
ST. LOUIS. Oct.
a a ad civic organisation la 8. Lauts
)o(n4 haad today aad Mraed to war
In aa ffort ta abtaln for tkl city bo h
th rapublloan ana demooraUa national
conventions nf lflC Tha Natl, .! rv
ventlon Association of St Louts wa n yl
-anlaed and will undertake at one th
taak of railing by p puiar ub9 Ipt o
a fund of tMU.'MO which will be used la
in tflort to attract th eoavenJUona,
fe s I JzMyfsu I
J i II P. IP J I Mr r wi
rr- w- i i n. ... . rT.i 1 -
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Certain elements are necessary
for building stout bodies and active
j a riM a a . a . a
Drains, me great majonty of these
all-important elements for life and" V-
health are supplied by Nature in
her field grains, wheat and barley. But white flour
products laok theso essential elements Why J
Because the miller to make his flour look white
and pretty throws out about 4-5ths of the mineral con
tent of the wheat necessary for building brain, nerve
and muscle. ,
Scientific opinion is on the side of
Grap
e-Nut
FOOD
for supplying balanced nutritive values.
Not only does this famous pure food supply all
the sound nourishment of the wheat, including the vital
mineral elements sturdy builders of brain, nerve and
muscle but of malted barley as well,
.
Grape-Nuts is easily digested, generally in about
an hour' white flour products require about three
hours. ,
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dust-proof, moisture-proof, germ-proof packet deli
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