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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JANUARY 1910.
HE CANNOT SLEEP,
SO KILLS HIMSELF.
I. J. Sanderfdd Cuti Ilis Own
Throat in the Woodshed Be
fore Daylight.
IS CLAD ONLY EI KIGHTGOWJT
OMAHA BOY GETS INTO TROUBLE IN CANADA Victor Klebba (below) and the
soldiers and police who arrested him as a German spy at Sarnia, Ontario, during the holi
days. Klebba snapped the picture of the group after he was released from jail
John J. Sanrterfeld. ared BO rears,
w aa found dead In a woodshed to the
roar of hla home, 1722 South Tenth
Hreet. yesterday, with hla throat
rut and a butrhrr knife clapped In
Ma rlcht fcr.nd.
Ha had been mentally unsound
for aouie time, and early In the
morning, while tha rest of the house
hold alepl. Is believed to have mado
Ms way to the outhouse and roni
mltt"d rolrlde. The body was found
by M. J. Tlsrhler, a brother-in-law.
living at the same afldreM.
Randerfeld. -hj hnl been etnrl'ert
foreman at the W'.Uow FprlnR ilt II ry,
b. came violent heu at work onw thrcj
weeks ago and was taken to 8U Cather
ine's hospital. Hia wife, practical nurse,
bud htm brou:it to the home after two
seeks confln"mert In the hospital, end
t p till several davs sgo csred for him.
an Atarm t lock.
He seemed Is bo Improving, so whn
she had a chin r te do sonic niirelnc in
the nclr hborl-.iod Mie left .-"nrdri fold l.i
the rare of ier sister. M.iry Wi nni 13. j
S was hla ux i-il custrm. Ban'er'eM .'.'
the alsrii cbx-k for fi:.ti helots rotiiing'
Friday riffht. and the family wm awak-I
ened by Ita Interiiilttent ringing. Think
The poller wore notified, but shortly aft
erward Tlachler noticed the" door of the
wootlshed ajar and investigated. The body
of Panderfcld, t'ftd only In a nightgown
and coat. aa lying on a pile of wood
!th the head hai.g!ng over tho edits to
ward the door, tho' throat deeply slashed
butcher kilfe held In tho right, houe
1 nd a
land.
Un ner C'rcly haa tho body and will
I o'o an Inquer'..
f anderfeld lied been I'l with a eoir.pl ca- j
tion of disordcis lor aome lime, chief of,
wnirh was In cmnta. Ilia wife had aev. ,
tral time a surprised him striking hla hmd '
1 nd crying frr deep. lie asserted a few !
sya ago that he wished he might die. I
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elKndlng the holidays with relallvea In .
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Three 3-Year-01d
Scarlet Fover Victims
Ponald Rom, t-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. O. O. Roaa, ded at the family
refildenee, 7771 Burt street, of scarlet
rever. Ftnernl senlra. which will be
private, are to be held this afternoon at
t o'clock from Gentleman's chapel, with
Interment at Holy Hepulrhcr cemetery.
The J-year-old son of Mr. and Mra.
John Corsu. US houth Twnty-fourth
frrM, died Friday night of scarlet fever.
Flmr F.. Teterson, S years of age, 2H3
California street, waa the third acarlet
fever death reported to the health office
Saturday. Koch victim waa a child S
years of are.
"CHAPPIE" WARNOCK IS
VISITING FRIENDS HERE
Belay there. Rangway. "Chappie"
Wamock la back. Yep. He a been in
charge of the navy recruiting aub-ata-tlon
at Mom Falls. S. D.. for a coupla
three months and Is Just' down for a
week or so to see hla old friends.
Rich Farmer Sent
to Jail for Theft
from Freight Cars
At Fremont Friday John Kerns one of
the three men arieeted on the charge of
stealing from I'nlon Pacific freight cars,
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to six
months In the Dodge county Jell. The
two men who were partners of Kerna In
the thefts were ccnvlcted last week and
each sentenced to a yesr In the peniten
tiary. Kerns Is a wealthy farmer living a
short distance out from North Bnd. Hla
father la a retlrM farmer and Is rich.
Last Call!
Final Clean Up
of all Suits, Dresses, Coats, Waists,
etc
The bargains are truly extra
ordinary. For details aee our ad
vertisement on page 2.
JULIUS ORKIN,
1608-1610 Douglaa St.
Philo'sSI Poultry Book 10c
T11i ill thntit th be wtiT tn hindla rltT
for the larirent profit anl how tn mfc a rfrwrfW
fnr c tht will ral l-lb. bnllm la ) mk.
SVnd I" nt in eimn n4 fl ama ana
drrom of popl InltrMrtad In "Olt T an I will
lnd the PI.IIX) SYSTEM BvIOK toetpel b r
Inm mell with Informelloa about ml STea 0a.br
Chirk and Broodrr offer. Oulocue Free.
R. W. Philo, SIS X,aka St., Blmlrw, . T.
Have Vou Selected a Piano or Player Piano
Word has been received that Victor
Klehha. a former Omaha altiger, waa ar-
Ing It strange llat his brother-in-law did I rested at Camp Manila, Ont., Can., while
not turn off Ihe alarm Tlachler Invesll-j taking pU turea of the prison camp thera
ceiod and found h had left the house, and held on spy charges. Klebba waa
Myrtle Moses. Is scoring a tremendous
hit with the Chlcsgo company and gives
flna promise to being one of our leading
American prima donnas. She recently
aana; Buaukl In "Mltdame Butterfly" and
waa accorded a tremendoua ovation.
(landing the holidays with relallvea In
'ort Huron, Mich., Just across the river
from Harnla, which la a Canadian mili
tary hnae, and wlahed to get pictures of
tha German priaonera.
II-j was arrested by patrollng sentries,
who Immedirttely placed blm In the
commanding major
hs away, but returned the next morn-
j Inir and took up Klrbba'a cnae. After
thoroughly iii(Htlcning and searclilng
Klebba. tho council ordered him released
end CKcortod to tho ferry boat, which
broiiRht lilni back to ''terra flrma."
Young Klebta waa very cordially treated
and renmrked that he would surely have
enloyed a longer visit.
These complications on tho border arise
t ? i t s .
jue ocaa man a native 01 uermdny At,Uy mnA lrpme car, u pracuced by
and came to Omaha in J. tieaine nia rnll,iM ...thoriiica. Threa dava
aldow he la survived by one daughter.
Margaret. He waa a member of lhi j
leutarher l-nndwehr Vereln, the Ktaga
and the Fraternal Aid union. I
Foreign Postal
Money Orders Are
FallingOff-Why?
"This I) era now Euro pel war," aa Aba
Kablbble would say. Is playing tha deuce
l h tha foreign money order business
st the local postofflce.
Tha reason, thereof la tha fact that In
ternational exchange has been torpedoed,
ehrapneled, polson-gased and machine
gunned to pieces.
The further leatnn la the faot that the
banks readjust their rtTcea for Interna
tional exchange dally, while Uncle am
lets hla stand as they are In times of
fence.
Suppose you wmt to send aome money
to tha old homo back In Russia. At a
lank you can send an order for M rouble
at a price of 33 cents per rouble. At tha
postofflce moasy order window you have
to pay D2 cents per rouble. Some differ
enceovltch. Isn't Itskl?
Or, It you want to send 100 marks back
to the dear fatherland. At the banks
that sum wilt cost you about til. which
V'r.cie Barn'l quotes regular peace prices
of How about It, FchmalsT
Even on a pound sterling, with the
Dunk of England and all the power af
the British Ilemplro behind It, the gov
ernment Quotations are about 30 cents
higher than thoae of the banks. My,
ord, old chapt
They are Isaulng about ten foreign
money ordera a day at the local office
now. They war averaging about fifty,
(lie a day last year at this time.
before Klebba'a arrest a shrapnel fac
tory at Hnrnln was blown up, making a
tighter rein around the town.
Klebba at lulled voice here with Millie
Ryan, leaving here for Chicago three
yrara ago. It will be remembered that
he returned to Omaha In June, 1914. aa a
soloist for tho world famous Paullttt
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Victor Klehha.
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chorlaters, conducted by Father William
V. Finn.- He waa also once employed In
the editorial department of The Bee.
Another former Omaha alnger. Miss
Don't Suffer Needlessly
An eminent Dhysielan states that fully
Ko, of all diseases have their origin In
stomach trouble, so If you auffer from
dyspepala, indlgeatton. bad breath, belch
ing, sour stoinacn, uncomiortaoie feeling
of fullnena after eating, sleeplessness or
tired feeling, you should promptly seek
to aid your stomach In performing the
functions that nature intendea. Delsy
often results In a rapid undermining of
the entire system, resulting In the utter
wrecking of health. However, whenever
the atomach can take care of food and
properly distribute nourishment to all
parts of the body a healthy condition Is
sure to reault. Stomach suffereia should
avoid harsh purgativea, which generally
serve to aggravate the trouble, and
promptly gie TABLF.JV8 STOMACH
TABLETS a trial. Being abaoluiely free
from harmful and habit forming drugs
and containing the beat known acid neu
trallser. combined with pure, soothing,
strengthening and healing lngredlenta
scientifically combined, their action while
mild, cannot help being beneflclm to any
atomach eufferer. TABLER'8 STOMACH
TABLETS are sold on a poalttve guaran
tee of aatiefactlon or your money re
funded by ail reliable druggists. If your
drugglat should happen to be out of them,
be will gladly get them for you. Advertisement.
FROM OUR
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE
We wMi to Impress upon yowr mind that every Instrument offered
In this War 1enrance Hnle la guarnnt?erl to be absolutely first rlaas In
fTery particular, and any one of them v.111 give you lasting satisfaction.
This Is the Most Important Piano
Sale That Omaha Has Ever Known
UPRIGHT PIANOS
$175
Worth 300,
on sale at. . .
GRAND PIANOS
$450
Worth 600,
on aale at. . ,
PLAYER PIANOS
$350
Worth 9550,
on aale at. . .
Compare these valuea with thoae of other atorea. It will convinces yon of the great saving we are offering.
$5.00 SENDS QBE OF THESE PIARO BARGAINS TO YOUR HOME
!UH Schmoller & Mueller Upright Piano. .8150
$oO Lurtwtg rpriirht llano S315
i40O Trber I prioht Piano Slr3
m."H Kurtzman Hquare Piano. . .
$225 Mueller Upright Piano....
9250 Norwood Upright Piano...
$275 Wellington Upright llano.
$300 Washburn Upright Piano..
$273 Fisher Upright Piano
$.150 Sohmer Upright Piano. . . .
$300 Arion Upright Piano
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8110
8125
8138
8150
8148
$400 Steger & Hons Upright Piano. . .
$1,000 ('nickering Grand
$l,10O Stctnway Grand V
$150 Schubert Player Piano
$300 Cloiigh & Warren Player Piano.
8235
SlOO
8385
8105
8220
FREE STOOL FREE SCARF FREE LIFE INSURANCE
We are exclusive repreaentatlvea for the matchless Steimvay, Weber, Hardman, Rteger Sons, Emerson,
MrPhnil, I.lndenian & Hons, Schmoller & Mueller Pianos, nlso Aeolian Pianola Pianoa,
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co.y 1311-13 fmm SL
Headquarters for Aeolian Vocal Ions and Columbian Grafonolaa.
Real Spy to Talk
to Commercial Club
1 Y" Night School
Finds Positions
Four men attending night sohool at the
Toung Men's Christian association sud
denly were the reclplenta of rood office
poeltlons, sa tha result of tholr member
ship and good work In business clatsea.
Educational Secretary J. W. Miller re
ceived hurry calls for three good book
keepers and a mechanical draughtsman
from business men Interested In tho as
sociation. If a sent four' of the associa
tion night achool members, and tha men
"made good" at once. They are still at
tending the association classes at night
and working In the daytime at their new
positions. ...
FUNERAL IF MRS' NELSON
IS TO BE HELD MONDAY
The funeral of Mra. N. II. Nelson.
president of the Omaha Woman's club,
will be held at Cole-McKay'a undertak
ing parlors Monday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, Dean Jamea A. Tancock
of Trinity cathedral officiating. The
body will 11a In atate thera from 10
o'clock In the morning until the funeral
hour, guarded by members, of tha Wom
an's club. Burlsl will be at rorest Lawn
cemetery.
The pallbearers will be:
Cherlee O. Trimble. Ir. W. N. Dorward,
Vr. 1'almer FlnUicy. Herbert riukara.
w. U. Hhrlver, Arthur noyer,
Edward J'heUn. Dr. A. O. I'eterson.
If You Live Out of Town
You will be greatly repaid
by a special visit to Omaha
daring this sale.
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Don't Forget
That the sale of Men's Over
coats and Boys' Clothing is
continued this week. .
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A real spy yes, a real s,py. Is to appear
before the Commercial club to sieak on
"Our Navy and What It Meana," Thurs
day noon. This la Edward Wreck, M. A.,
I'h. D.
This doesn't mean that he Is a spy at
present. It merely meana that he was In
American spy service during the Hpanlsh-
Amrrlcan war. He waa shot at twice by
ten'.riea when ha waa making photo-
giaphs of fortifications and defenaea In
Ejiti. lie was captured later, and nar
rowly esvaned the death sentence st the
hands of the ftpautali military author
It lea, xrhen he was oa'ed only by the fact
that lie bad Pruaalan passport and a
strong Prussian accent acquired uhlle
studying tn the German unlversttlca aome
cars before.
It was when the destruction of Cevera's
fleet made It necessary that the Amer
icans have a perfect knowledge of Span
ish dffrnwi so that an American fleet
threatening the couft of Ppnln mlRht
have some definite Infortnst'on tn guide
It. that Dr. Brrck waa awljned to tha
taes of going to Rpaln and making this
secret sun'ey, after he bad volunteered
to do It some month belore, hen the
war first broke out.
A German consul In Hpaln vouched for
the gcnulneneaa of Creek a Pruaclan paa
porta and hla German accent when he
waa taken prlaoner, and thua aaved him
from being shot as a spy.
Pimp!
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Go
Quick, Sure
8 tuart's Calcium Wafers Quickest
Mood Purifier and Skin Dea.
tlfler L'ver Known. Trial
Package Mailed ITIEE.
Thousand of people throughout the
country owe the beauty and attractive
ness of their completions to Stuart's
Cslclum Wafers. Wby not gain for
yourself the blessing these have obtain
ed?
kln disorders except those caused by
parasites-are also blood disorders. Turlfy
GREAT WESTERN MEN TO
HAVE SESSION AT PES MOINES
Assistant Oenere! Frefght Agent
I) Groodt. City Passenger Agent Bonor-d.-n
and Traveling FreUht Agent Adams,
all of tho Or.-t Western, go to Dea
Molma Monday, whera Tuesday they will
atiAnd the sanu il family meeting of west
ern agents of the Great Western. It la
expected that there aill be an attendance
cf closet to ioa.
The general effwers of the Great West
ern will be over from Chliago and at In
tervals during tho meeting will act as
n'Ttsir.r. On p'cgram Is an auto
tnouile ride, a U later party and a ban-
ret. At 11 e tLfr.c int. ting at shirh
tie tnetol i. fillers will talk the mayor
if hi Mu.iita will de'lvcr a.i addicts of
. i com.
"Oood-aight Torever to PtmpUe aa
Muddy Complaaioa. lutii'i CaJotuia
Wafers Do More Tkaa All te face
Creams Tut Togstaer!
the blood, and at the same time you
drive out the pimples.
Muart s t aU luin Warera are conven
ient to carry and pleasant to take. Get
a 5"c box of your drugglat. Mall coupon
below for free trial package.
live Want Ads serve hUii'Jrcds dally.
Free Trial Coupon
P. A. ttaart Co., 81T taart lag.,
MsrshsJl, Kick, riend me at once, br
triurn mail. a free trial package of
bturt's (.'alciam Walcia.
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Name,
fctrett.
f'HV SitMfl.
We are now able to announce the readiness of the Men's Suits and Furnishings
for sale next Thursday, January 27th. These are the largest and most im
portant sections of the King-Peck sale and there is not a man in these parts
who doesn t owe it to himself to come.
The values in these sections are astounding. There is nothing
we could say that would talk like the merchandise itself, with
its price tags. Every man should stock up for the future
a very small outlay will do it. .
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Evening
Papers
It was a revelation to us to see them crowd into our spacious
men's store Saturday morning, accustomed, as we are, to
crowds that mean business. But, best of all, was the surprise which
awaited them. We dare say they all came expecting a lot for their money,
but there was sheer astonishment and satisfaction written on every face
when they saw the garments and the prices.
The stock is too great to be sold in a single day. But at Saturday's rate we would be
cleaned out in a short time. We would advise you to come in as early as possible next
week, while there is still a wide choice of the best.
Overcoats
Clothing Is Continued Monday
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