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VOL 24.
DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1915.
NO. 10.
SUFFS LOSE FIGHT U 5. WARNS BRITAIN
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WOMEN'S PLEA FOR FRANCHISE
TURNED DOWN IN THREE
STATES.
OHIO REMAINS IN WEF CAMP
Republicans Make Gains In Four Com
monwealths McCall Is Governor In
Massachusetts Democrats Win In
Maryland and Kentucky.
IVntem NrrnptW Union N'ewi Smlce
Now York, Massachusetts and Penn
sylvania defeated tho proposition of
granting suffrage to women by over
whelming majorities In Tuesday's
election. In Massachusetts tho ma
jijority against suffrage was over 100,
' 000, New York over 200,000 and Penn
sylvania about 150,000.
Republicans made gains In four
states in tho elections Tuesday. They
added n governor In Massachusetts,
.. made general gains in Now Jcrsoy and
Kentucky, and won an additional con
gressman In Now York.
B. C. Harrington, Democratic can
didate for governor of Maryland, was
elected by about 5,000 majority.
Ohio defcatod tho prohibition meas
ure by n majority of about 40,000.
FIFTEEN LOST IN WRECK.
Steamer Off Coast of Oregon Broken
to Pieces by Storm.
Marshfleld, Ore. Tho North Paciilc
Steamship company's passenger steam
er Santa Clara, plying between Port
land and San Francisco, was wrecked
on the south Jetty of Coos Bay, 170
miles south of Astoria, Ore., and at
least fifteen of the forty-eight passen
gers and crow of twenty-four men
have been lost. Several women and
children were aboard. Among tho
dead is Capt. Gus Lofsted, of the Santa
Clara. j. -
Recover Body of Workman.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Tho body of Frank
Morgan, foreman in tho Ford Colli
eries company mine, in Curtlsvllle,
who, with two other men, was en
tombed by a fall of slate, was recov
ered lato after every available miner
In tho district had worked for more
than twenty-four hours in an effort
to reach him. The body was badly
crushed and it was believed ho was
instantly killed. Tho othor two en
tombed men dug their way to liberty.
Drawing Closer to Nlsh.
London. Tho Austro-Geromans and
Bulgarians continue their advance In
Serbia, and aro daily drawing closer
to Nlsh. It is believed here, however,
that tho Serbians will be able to with
draw to tho mountains and resist tho
invaders until tho assistance which
tho entente allies have promised draws
some of tho pressure from thorn. .
Attendance Record Shattered.
San Francisco. All attendanco rec
ords at tho Panama-Pacific exposition
were broken by tho crowds that as
sembled to celebrate San FranclBCO
day. It was officially reported that
tho number reached 309,993. Tho pre
vious high mark was mado on Febru
ary 20, tho opening day, when tho
attendance totaled 255,149.
Lansing and Bernstorff Confer.
Washington, D. C. Count von Bern
storff, tho Gorman ambassador, and
Secretary Lansing have had their first
conversation since tho settlement of
tho Arabic case and took under con
sideration tho questions growing out of
tho sinking of tho Lusitanla last May
with tho loss of moro than 100 Ameri
can lives.
Wlllard Matched to Fight Burns.
Now Orleans. Joss Willard, for the
first tlmo since ho became champion
hoavyweight pugilist of tho world, in
Havana, will defend h's title In a
twenty-round bout in Now Orleans
early iji March. Articles for tho fight
between Wlllard and Tommy Burns
have been signed.
To Drive Bars From U. S.
Washington, D. O. Tho first step
for a "saloonlosH United States" Is to
bo taken by fiio Anti-saloon Leaguo
of Amorlca In tho Sixty-fourth con
gress, when it will have introduced
In the senate and Iioubo a bill declar
ing the national capital "dry" after
1916.
Reform Forces Beaten.
Philadelphia, Pa. After a contest
waged with great vigor on the part
of tho reformers, the Republican or
ganization won a notable victory in
Tuesday's municipal election.
Down Municipal Ownership.
Detroit, Mich. Detroit voted to re
jected the proposition to purcha-.o
from the Dotrolt United Railways the
strout car lines und property within
the ono-foro zone.
Value Chicago Property.
Chicago. Personal and real prop
orty In Cook county (Chicago) U vl
nod Rt $3,473,370,306. according to tho
report of the board of roviaw pre
pared for taxation purpoae.
Tvelve Burn to Death.
Now Vork Twelve persons wore
burned to death in a fire which de
st roved the three-story tenement
houae at Sixty-sixth and North Sixth
,t rt. Il)(ol.ln. November 1 Mur'
Dodu-a aw bi-li' ved to be m ti.e ruu,
PRESIDENT IN NOTE TO ENGLAND
SAYS KEEP HANDS OFF
AMERICAN TRADE.
ACTS ARE CALLED ILLEGAL
Protest Sent From Washington Ex
pected to Reach London This Week
Couched In Most Vigorous Lan
guage Yet Used.
Washington, Nov. 2. Couched in
moro emphatic languago than any yet
employed Is the Amorican note to bo
presented to Great Britain this week
protesting against violations of Ameri
can maritimo rights and demanding
that further interference with our
trudo shall cease.
Tho United States declares:
1. That its sovereign rights have
no on invaded by tho limitations, risks
and liabilities imposed by Great Brit
ain upon tho ships of neutral powers.
2. That tho procedure observed by
Great Britain undor tho various orders
in council Is illegal.
3. That tho British blockade, as do
scribed in tho orders in tho council
and applied thereunder, is not binding
because it is not effective
4. That tho blockado Is ineffective
In that it discriminates between the
trade of neutral nations.
5. That tho effect of British opera
tions is to blockado neutral countries,
which, of course, is In violation of in
ternational law.
C. That British practlco subjects
neutral ships proceeding to neutral
ports to tho same suspicion of guilt
which attaches to neutral shins
bound for ports of enemies of Great
Britain.
7. That British practlco results In
tho solzuro of innocent goods export
ed by Germany through neutral ter
ritory to neutrnl states and exported
by neutral states through neutral ter
ritory to Germany.
8. That British practlco in Interfer
ing with trade between neutral coun
tries is not tfnly illegal but unfairly
conducted.
9. That British practice Imposes tho
burden of proof of innocence upon
neutral shippers, whereas tho burden
of proof of guilt should rest upon tho
captor.
10. That tho method observed by
British cruisers in .taking noutral
ships Into port for visit and search
works hardship upon tho noutral own
ers and shippers and is not in accord
ance with the requirements of interna
tional law.
11. That tho contraband list as ex
panded from tlmo to time by Great
Britain Is arbitrary and in violation
of recognized practice.
12. That British interpretation and
application of tho doctrine of continu
ous voyage is not in accordance with
tho interpretation and application of
tho doctrino by tho North during the
Civil war.
It Is fully expected tho British gov
ernment will make some concessions
as a result of tho impending represent
ations, but it is not bolloved that tho
underlying features of its policy will
be substantially modified.
Eagle Pass, Tox.. OcL 30. Twenty
six carloads of Mexican cavalry
horses, 16 carloadB of munition wagons
and an armored motor car loft hero
over the Southern Pacific railroad for
Douglas, Ariz. They aro part of the
Carranza troop movement over Amer
ican soil, authorized by Washington.
Paris, Oct. 30. The overflow of tho
Basso river has caused several mil
Hon francs' damago In tho region of
Perplgnan, a historic city of southern
Franco. A railroad brldgo was washed
away at Rlvcsaltes, tho homo of Gen
eral Joffro.
Marshfleld, Wis., Nov. 2. An auto
mobile trip on Sunday In a now ma
chine cost tho liven of four of Marsh
field's best known businesa'men when
tho car was struck by a fast train at
a depressed railroad , crossing near
Unity. Tho dead: Peter Daul. aged
forty-soven, proprietor Eaglo hotel;
Philip Adlor, aged sixty-five, owner
Adler Opera houso and director In two
banks; Robert H. Schroeder, aged
forty-three, alderman; Charles A. Glth
ens, aged forty-two, real estate man.
Washington, Oct. 3U. Hudson Max
im, member of tho naval advisory
board and veteran Inventor, called on
Secretary of tho Navy Daniels and
reported that he had Invented a new
fuso for use on aerial bombs which
will greatly Increaso their elllciency.
By using tho new fuso, ho said, avia
tors can time tho bomb explosion to
tho fraction of a second. Tho dis
covery will bo tried at onco at tho
navy aeronautic experimental station
at Pensacola, Fla.
Austrian Wins Nobel Prize.
Stockholm, Nov. 2. It has beon do
elded to award tho Noboi prlzo In
modiclno for 1914 to Dr. Robert liar
any of Vienna university for his work
In tho physiology and pathology ot
the ear.
Explorer Sails for Arctic.
Dawson City, Alaska, Nov. 2. VII
bjalmar Stofanason, arctic oxplnror,
nas again startod on m cxpedit-on of
sxploration into tho now continent
"Milch ho has d.acovered in the tar
North,
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IANS IN 8ERBIA.
First Connecting Link Formed in the
Northeast by Invaders Purpose
of Drive Accomplished.
Berlin, Germany (via London), Oct.
29. J- Direct connection between the
Austro-German forces in Serbia and
tho Bulgarian army of General Boyad
jtoff has been established on tho Dan
ube river cast of Braza Palanka, ac
cording to tho official announcement
given out on Wednesday by tho Ger
man army headquarters staff. The
statement follows:
"Dorbin, cast of Visegrad (Bosnia),
has been taken.
"Tho armies of Genoral von Koevess
and General von Gallwltb have driven
back tho enemy wherever ho has made
a stand.
"As regards tho main forces, tho
general lino of Valyovos-Mornwos (on
tho LJlg) Docola has been reached.
East of this lino, tho Jnscnica and
Rnca havo been crossed on both sides
of Svllajacrenava. In tho Pok valloy
Neresnlkn has been taken.
"Forces advancing enst of Orsova
captured twelvo heavy cannon near
Kladowo.
"At LJIuglcovac, on tho Danube east
of Braza Palanka, direct connection
with the army of General Boyadjloft
(tho Bulgarian commander) has been
established by patrols. Tho right wing
'of this army is pursuing tho enemy
from Ncgotln northeast to southwest.
Fighttnc continuos for possession of
Knjazozac."
Tho Junction of tho Austro-German
armies with tho Bulgarian troops was
mado In tho cxtromo northeastern cor
ner of Serbia.
BRIAND HEADS NEW CABINET
Premier Wilt Also Act as Minister of
Foreign Affairs for France Four
Without Portfolios.
Paris, Nov. 1. Tho following offi
cial announcement of tho formation of
tho now French cabinet was mado
hero on Friday:
"M. Brland stated that tho ministry
has been formed and would go beforo
tho chamber as follows:
"Premier and minister of foreign af
fairs, Arlstido Brland; minister of war,
Gen. J. S. Galllcni; minister of marine
Admiral Lacazo; minister of linanco,
Alexandre F. Ribot; minister of tho
Interior, L. J. Malvy; mlnlstor of com
merce, Etienno Clcmentel; minister
of public works, Marcel Sembat; mln
lstor of Justice, Reno Vlvlnnl; colonial
minister, Emllo Doumerguo; mlnlstor
of public Instruction and war Inven
tions, Paul Palnleve; minister of agrl
culture.Julcs Mcllne; ministers of stnto
without portfolios, Charlos do Frey
clnct, Leon Bourgeois. Emlles Combes,
Jules Guesdo and Dcnys Cochin. M.
JUI03 Cambon will bo goneral secre
tary for foreign affairs with a beat In
tho cabinet."
Fix Lumber Rate.
Washington, Nov. 2. Tho inter
state commerce commission llxed
livo and one-half coins a hundred
pounds as tho rato on lumber and lum
ber products In carloads from More
houso, Mo., to Thobos, HI.
British Minesweeper Sunk.
London, Nov. 2. Tho British ralno
sweeper llythe was sunk In collision
at the DunlunolioB on Thursday mgnt
with the lose of 150 Uvea. The vaauoi
hzz -uionoinp; tlm watora off the Gul
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27 DIE IN SCHOOL FIRE
CHILDREN BURNED OR CRUSHED
IN.' MAD RUSH.
Three-Story "Building of St. John's
Parochial School at Peabody,
U". ..,viaBS" YP. names.
Peabody, Mass., Oct. 30. Firo swept
through tho threo-story brick building
occupied by tho St. John's parochial
school, burning or driving to death In
tho panic that followed tho alarm
27 of tho COO boys and girls who a
few minutes beforo had assembled for
their dally lessons on Thursday,
Twenty bodies havo been recovered
from tho ruins. Twelvo of theso bod
ies wcro removed from tho vestibulo,
whoro tho Jam of terrified littlo ones
had resulted in tho grentcst loss of
llfo. Many others wero Injured In
their flight down tho stairways and a
few Jumped from tho windows of tho
third floor.
Tho first alarm brought a hundred
distracted mothers to tho schoolyard,
whero soon thoy wero Joined by oilier
relatives of tho pupils, until tho bund
ing was surrounded by a great croud
of hysterical men nnd women; wno
rushed tho police lines in a wild effort
to reach their children. Tho pollco
wero powerless to stop tho rush, but
what thoy failed to do was accom
pished presently by tho flames, which
shooting from tho windows ot tho
building, held back tho throng.
Tho students, who ranged In years
from seven to thirteen, wero In
chargo of 16 sisters. When tho ilre
started tho sisters marshaled tholr
charges for a flro drill and startod
them from tho building.
Suddenly thero was n cry of fear
from ono of tho throng. It wns taken
up by a hundred others, and panic
cnaued. Tho smaller children tell
under tho foot of thoso behind them,
and soon tho vestibulo was so Jammed
with living and dead that tho flroraen
could not forco an entrance. Tho 16
sisters escaped.
Tho origin of tho flro remained In
doubL Michael Dunn, who lives near
tho school, said ho hoard a muf
fled explosion.
A largo percentage of tho pupils
wero children of foreign parentage. In
tho numbor wero many or Irish and
Italian descent.
GIRL FOUND SLAIN ON TRACK
Miss McCallin of Prominent Pitts
burgh Family Discovered
Beheaded.
Pittsburgh, Pa., Oct. 30. The head
less body of Miss Sophia McCallin.
daughter of tho lato William C. Mc
Callin, former mayor of Pittsburgh,
was found on tho Pennsylvania tracks
at Roup, a station within tho city lim
its Tho body was go badly crushed
that Identification was Impossible un
til tho girl's nhsonco from tho oflice
of B. S. Morrow, city comptioiinr
whoso bccretary she was, started mi
Inquiry.
Woolwich Arsenal Damaged.
London (by mail to Now Vork), Nov.
2. Woolwich arsenal, ono of tho big
gost In tho United KlngJom.'wns dam
apod In tho last Zeppolln raid. It Is
reported that sovoral bombs tell upon
tho arsenal, killing a numbor of moii.
Dr. Blunt Is FOiind Guilty.
Chicago, Nov. 2. Or. Arthur U
Blunt was found guilty of violation of
tho Harrison nntlnarcotlc law by the
Jury In Judgo Landls' court on Satur
day. Conviction carries with It n lino
or Drlsou sentenco or js
DOCTORS REMOVE APPENDIX
FROM NEW YORK FINANCIER
AT GLEN COVE HOME.
BANKER'S CONDITION GOOD
Operation Said Not to Be Result of
the Shotting Lest July by Frank
Holt Quick Recovery Expected, Ac
cording to Statement of Physicians.
Now York, Nov. 1. J. P. Morgan,
underwent an operation on Frldny for
appendicitis at his country homo, Glen
Cove, Long Island. Tho operation wns
reported successful and Mr. Morgan
Is resting comfortably.
Mr. Morgan was at his oillco
Wednesday, but was indisposed Thurs
day und remained nt his Glen Covo
homo, ills physicians discovered ho
wns suffering from n mild attack of
appendicitis. To guard ngalnst a re
currence tho physlclnns decided to re
movo tho financier's appendix.
Tho operation was performed by
Doctors Mnrkoo, Lylo nnd Smith, who
reported It to havo boon successful .r
overy way and said that Mr. Morgan
Is resting comfortnbly. Mr. Morgan's
goneral condition Is so oxcollont Hint
his prompt recovery is oxpected.
Tho fncts wore contained In a state
ment given out nt tho ofllco of J. P.
Morgan & Co. So far as could bo
learned tho operation is in no wny tho
result of tho shooing of Mr. Morgan
by Frank Holt at Glen Covo July 3.
Mr. Morgan bus been regularly nt
hlB ofllco slnco early August. Ho has
beon vory ncflvo in business during
tho Inst few months, especially In con
nection with tho Anglo-French loan.
R0UMANIA TO ENTER WAR?
450,000 Troops Mobilized on Frontier
and Are Reported Ready to
Aid Allies.
Paris, Nov. 1. Tho Salonlkl corre
spondent of tho Petit Journal learns
from a rollablo sourco that Roumanla
has mobilized 450,000 men, ot whom
200,000 aro concentrated on tho Bul
garian frontier nnd tho rest on tho
Hungarian frontier, whero impreg
nable defenses havo fcocn constructed.
Tho dispatch indicates Itoumanla's
Jntontlon to enter tho war on tho sldo
of tho allies. According to advices ro
contly received tho Russians havo
been seeking permission to send
troops through Roumnnla to co-op-erato
with tho allies in attempting to
stop tho Teutons' drivo throuch tho
Balkans. '
GERMANS WIN IN THE WEST
Paris Admits That Foe Captured Ta-
hure Hill Berlin Says 1,236 Prlo-
oners Were Taken.
London, Nov. 2. Gormnn troops, ro
enforced by masses of men brought
up from tho Russian front, aro being
hurled forward In a well orgnnizod
atttnek in an effort tq ponotrato tho
French linos In Champagne Tho olll
clal statement from Uorlin on Sun
day announces tho summit of Butto
do Tnhuro wns taken by storm, 24
officers and 1,215 mon being mado pris
oners. Paris admits this loss, but de
clares ovorywhuro olso tho Germans
wero repulsed.
CZAR'S FLEET SHELLS VARNA
Attack on Bulgar Port Paves Way for
Landing Troops to Co-Operato
With Allies.
Rome, Oct. 30. A Bucharest dis
patch to tho Stofanl Nows agency, filed
Wednesday, says that the Russluns
havo begun an attack on the Black sen
coast of Bulgaria.
"A Russian licet nrrived at four
o'clock this morning on tho Bulga
rian coast," tho correspondent wires,
"and Immediately begnn n bombard
ment of Varna. Shelling was still pro
ceeding nt eleven o'clock. Consider
able damago has been dono to tho
town."
ARREST GEN. IGNACI0 RIVERO
Former Mexican General Charged
With Complicity In Murder or
President Madcro Seized.
Vera Cruz. Mexico, Oct. 30.
Charged with complicity in tho mur
der In Mexico City of President Ala
dero, Ignaclo Rlvero, formerly a gen
eral In tho Mexican army under Presi
dent Diaz and financial agent of the
Catholic party, was arrested here as
he steppod off a ship from Now Or
leans. Ho had been In tbo United
States for the last two years.
Blancho Walsh Is Dead.
Cleveland, O., Nov. 2. Miss Blum ho
Wulsh, tho nctrosB, died on Sundny at
the I.nkeslilo hospital hero as tin- re
sult of n general nervoua breakdown.
Georgia Offers Wilson Wedding Ring.
Dahlono, Ga., Nov. 1. President
Wilson has beon asked to accept n
ring mado of virgin Georgia gold for
his wedding ring. If ho nccoptH tho
citizens will "pan" tho gold nnd mako
It into a ring.
Chinese Premier Resigns.
Washington, Nov. 1. Iloslgnation
if Hbu Shin Chang, Cniiiuso premier,
wns announced In an nlliclul tulegrnin.
He la out of sympathy with the pio
posed change- from tho republic to a
monarchy.
E. F. HASMVSSEN
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South, Gulf resorts, Florida, Cuba, etc., are now in effect. They
include attractive circuit route tours of the South which arc
steadily becoming more popular for winter visitors.
Nebraska-Iowa annual football struggle, Lincoln, Nov.
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