Nebraska Newspapers

    THK liKK: OMAHA, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1914.
Nebraska
Nebraska'
ASKING fORHORE MONEY;
Three State Departments Seek
larger Appropriation!.
WANTS OF RAILWAY BOARD
Ukmv and Agricultural (
slaa Al I'ralac Stat C.lve
Tbaa rnr1br Aid la War
f Cat a.
(From a Ptaff Correspondent.!
LINCOLN. Nov. IS. Hp-laU-rThree
stat department ara asking for larger
appropriation for tha next two years.
nroordtng to reports filed In the office
of Rata Auditor W. B. Howard.
Tha railway commission will ask for an
appropriation of IHK.OW, aa agslnst an
appropriation of tlM.t for tha lsst two
years. Tha Items t-aver $M,onn this year
for general office expenses. Including -tr
halp, aa agalnit MS.OflO at tha laat
session. For tha regular offlt halp
ts.om la asked, aa against ta.MO two
year ago. ,
Library . Appropriation.
The Ubrarr comml1on two year a J
received an appropriation of Il.ffi0 and
ska for which Include ll.Scfl for
a data Institution librarian. It k that
the aura he ot4 18 tump.
Tha Stat Hoard of Agriculture, which
ha been looking .fter the compilation
of agricultural, .tetlstlr without rost to
the state. ) atklng hi year that .
be 1-oted for that purpo. On account
of the bad weather during tha fair this
year tha flnuo. Ul department of tha so
ciety I riot aa' flush ' as formerly, ami
will need some help .along" the line of
gathering stat 1st lr.
eri ly stall.
Two year agb-ta leglalatui ga the
National guard .fi'U&Q for . running ex
pen?. Thl year General If all believe
that g.nK will -ha- needed to meat the
want of tha organlaatlon. - Offloa ex
penar will taka fl.Ouo Increaae. I la asks
for no Increaae In armory- rent or for
salatie. An appropriation of IS.ofiO for
rifle range and. rtfla I racilre la. anked.
The national goveaiment. 1 buying tha
rang at Ashland, but It I expected that
the atat will appropriate something to
ward It maintenance.
Th Plate Banking board will he snt
lifted with tl.Otrt lea than It ha formerly
had, the eeenl(ig exptnee coming-from
the extra help, postage and express part
of the office., '., ., , ,
tliroMug et gi Insulators. The young
men thoughtlessly did the doed without
rraliiung that they weie committing any
otfense. Judge lleeson gave them the
minimum line of lit) each.
NEBRASKA WOMAN IN
JAIL AT WEBSTER, S. D.
U. S. EVACUATION
0PP0SEDBY YILLA
Hit Agents Proteit Againit Turning
Port Over to Carransa
Commander.
DEATH OF LORD
- ROBERTS SUDDEN;
FOLLOWS A CHILL
(Cunlinued from Tax One.)
ALARM IS FELT IN TAMPICO
Vn af Waablagtaa'a Tietersalaa.
flaw to Leave Mexico Re
ceived vtfh .lay I"
Capital.
WEBSTER. P. D., Nov. IV Bnecl1
Mr. Jeasl BUyne 1 under srrest here
on a warrant laued by a Nebraska court,
on a chsr.a of having abandoned her
home there and eloping to thl '(Day! I
county with another man. With Mr,
Pilyna In th county Jail, where she I
being kept pending the arrival or requisi
tion paper. 'pre her four young rlilldren,
whom he brought to floiith Dakota wilH
her. A short time ago Mr, nilyns snd
her children, and a man named ChaMo
Bchroeder, appeared In thl ecton. driv
ing overland, and settled on a farm near
Lily. They came from Washington
V-k,l, mnA M r HilvflS hAj
bn arreted on a warrant .erred by the I '""; the event of an
sheriff of that county. h atatea that
premlcint of the lllgrlms' cluh and pre
sided over many of i gathering
ctlve service In wr and he received for
the third time In hi lxty-on year
life a a aoldier the thank of both house
nrPTHP All WtnrD I f TTVITV I convention, which hd been proceeding
of ULOIUd UN UiUijIX Aulllll I with some confusion, hui-hed (mm dlately
of Parliament and wa. created an earl guffra?isU to Broaden Still Further
of the realm, with the title of earl fit " . . . .
Scope of LegislatiTe Program.
Kandahar. Treorla nd Waterford. t'
of hi most brilliant battlea being thus '
recorded. With the title went the un-;MALE DELEGATE RAISES VOICE
usual privilege of descent threugn tne
Other Hash Solo Immediately
, M hes t oaaectlcat Maa At
tempt to Clear 1 P
Taaale.
VERA CRUZ, Nov. It. Vehement pro
teat have been prepared by Oenral
Villa' agent' to aend to their chief
agalnt the withdrawal of the American
troop. . They allege they cannot aanctloti
evacuation now since that mean the
female line a privilege designed to mark
Queen Victoria sympathy with Lord
Field Marshal Robert worked day and Robert over the lone of hi only son.
(Continued from -Fage One.) I With the pec-rage went a grant of flOO.no
night for tha welfare of th soldier (approximately SSOO.om to maintain tha
from the outbreak of the war. He took j dignity of hi earldom.
th greatest Interest In the Indians snd Lord Roberts at the sge of 27, while ti NASHVILLE. Tenn.. Nov. Li.-The Na
Issued sn appeal for funds for their i.irtnllno- rinuln n lve In Enaland tional Woman PufO saMrlation In
from Indian service, married Cora Bewe, ' convention here, decided today to broaden
daughter of Captain Bew of th famou still further the cop of It legislative
Xivrntv.ihlrH fnnt cit ih W children activity dllrini the ranilu vear
sponse lie made other request for th thfm thrMl de, , infy, A resolution w sdopted dir-ctlng the
loan of field glssse, t0 officer, during wa kn,d ,n bu,B nd' (w0 daughter, aaaoclatlona congressional committee to
W'oumled and sick. He made requests
for sportsmen to contribute ssddlc for
the army, whkh brought a ready r
of thanks to all contributors
One of hi last speeches was made at a
review of a battalion of volunteer, when
he referred sarcastically to young men
turning over of the port to a man, whom j who played foot ball and cricket at this
they have declared a rebel.
Alarm on the part of foreign consul, in
Tanirico regarding tha safety of l.iOO for-
he and her husband had a number of
lawsuits over property, and that sb
found It Impossible to live with him. She
states that Schroeder owed her $ and
he came with him to South Dakota,
where he bad agreed to work th farm
and pay her back the money. Bhe also
states that thy did not run away.
DEATH RECORD
Janaea K. Werpay.
YORK. Neb., Nov. !S.-(flpectal.)-Jame
E. Murphsy died at the home of hi
daughter. Mrs. R. 3. .Dean, at midnight
Friday. - He wa 7J year old. He had
been a resident of this city mot than a
quarter of a enntury. funeral services
were hld thl afternoon and the body
taken to I'tlca for Interment.
TECUMSEH CLUB WILL
HAVE BANQUET TONIGHT
TECUMSEH. Neb., Nov. l!.-(flp-claJ.V-About
iM ticket have been oll
for th banquet the Teeumeeh Commer
cial club will hold at tha Methodist
church Monday evenlntt. The ripreed
will be provided by a committee
from tha club. Tha purpose of tha ban
quet I to lntra. t farmer, and city iwn
who do ' not now belong to beeom as
sociated with th club.
Pr, M. Utewart will be the tosstmsster,
and the following will be tha responses:
"Community Co-operation," President
Frank Da foe: "The Relation of tha Town
With th Rural Community." W. P.
Campbell; "Tecumeh In tha Paat. Pres
ent and Future," a. A. Dunlap; "Deslrad
Improved, Condition.' J. M. .Wober!
Th. Demaad In AmuaemenU,": Rav.
Thoma Jiardea; "Modern Road taking
In Town and Country." ft V. Dougla;
"Boy Bcotit," RV. B. M. Formam
"Thoroughbreds." Herman Ernst, Jr.;
"Comrnerctallsm In tha North and In th
Kouth." Rev, W. W. Alvaraon; "To What
RxUnt th Motor Displaoe. th Horse."
T. E. Robert.; "Why a Commercial
Club?" Secretary Oaear Dougla..
Music will -be by Rhors' orchestra, a
male nuartet and B, F. Wadloy, vocal,
a F. N. rickard wlU gtv soms reading.
t'uralns Criminal t'aart.
.WEST POINT, Neb.. Nov. IS. (Special.)
-The regular November term of' the dl
trttt court of Cuming county. has been
in aesslon during the last week and will
probahly continue for some day longer
tMvorce have been granted m, the fol
lowing case: Tlllle Collins from John T.
Collins, .Frieda Porath' from .Rudolph
Porath and . Bemey Underwood ; from
Marie Underwood. The case of the atat
agalnat Joseph E. Vance, for murder In
the first regree4 was continued over tne
term. Th court appointed A. R. lOleaon
of Wlsner counsel for th defense. Charles
Klslngeri accused of the larceny' of a act
of harness, was found not guilty. 'Rob
ert Hendrl was discharged for want of
prosecution. Ton Carpenter, who broke
Ms parole, admitted the fact and ws.
rentrnced to a term In th penitentiary
nf from one to twenty year. John Cot
tlsh, arraigned for burglary, waa dis
charged and th court gave instructions
to have a complaint In Insanity filed
against him. he evidently being of un
sound mind. Th damage ca.ea against
County. Attorney Nicholson and former
Deputy Sheriff C. C. Malchow ara now
on trial.
attack by Villa', force Induced the
American - consul today to request the
sending of an army transport to that city.
If It become necessary to offer refuge
to foreigner It aeem unlikely that all
could be cared for on the merchant .hip.
available. No transport wa. sent from
her and In view nf th evacuation ordor
It probably will bo Impossible to spsre
any of th army, vessel..
Mty Filled Vp,
The city la again filled to the capacity
of Its hotels with refugee' who fear for
their Uvea as a result of the struggle
spps--rntly Impending between Generals
Carransa and. Villa, and many resident,
of Vera Crua, not trusting In the prom
ise or guarantees of either Carranza or
Villa, or of the recent convVntlon, are
preparing to abandon their home when
th American troop sail.
It is expected that the first step toward
evacuation will be taken early next week,
with th sailing of the government tran
sport Pan Marcos with mules belonging
to tho marine corps, Including battery
mule. The animals are now on board
the transport.
Joy la Mexico City.
MEXICO CITY. Nov. 1.rh news of
Washington's determination to evacuate
Vera' Clrus has been received here with
joy In all circles. Extra edition of the
crisis.
The government. It Is expected, will
offer a tomb In Westminster abbey or
Ht. Paul', for the empire's foremost sol
dier. "Roberts of .Kandahar, Pretoria, ana
Waterford," aa Field Marshal Lord Fred
erick Sleigh Roberts waa known, sums up
briefly tha career of the noted soldier
whose death haa plunged th empire Into
mourning.
Scion of a noble Irish family. Lord
Roberta was born In lfS! In Cawnpore,
India, where his father. General Sir Abra
are living.
RUSH OF TEUTONS ;
ON CALAIS HALTED
BY BAYONET WALL
' (Continued from Page One.)
also that they have repulsed the British
and French attacks.
Claims of French.
The French, who d not record tha
character of th prisoner or their own
losae. likewise claim to have repulsed
tha German attack and to have mad
progrei Their Advance on Dtx-
ham Roberts, wss serving Tt waajn th choote, which reached the almost tin-
Indian aervlce that the gallant and ff.tPrecedented distance of en kilometer
clent Irish aold'er achieved his first and
lasting fame. It wse In 8outh Africa In
his later years tha: this whs supple
mented and magnified by his achieve
ment In Oreat Britain's victorious cam
paign against the Uocrs.
But It it waa as field marshal and earl
that Lord Roberta was formally known,
tt was as "Bobs" thnt the men of the
ranks knew him, loved him and greeted
J,280 feet), for In this battle, an advance
la measured in yards and not In miles,
seems to have been an Important one for
If It continues, military observers say. It
should relieve the pressure on both Dlx-
imutle and Ypres, which ara on either side
of that town.
From the tance-Bollan border aa far
an- th French fortress of Ver'.un the
German hava reaimed their activity
work for the federal statute glvlrg
women In all the states the rtaht to vote
jfor members of congress. Unite! Pistes
! senators and presidential doctors. Tho
I resolution was drafted at a. caucus by
an overwhelming vote.
In a brief discussion of the eso'i:tlon
several delegates declared congrotsa had
the power to rasa euch a, law under the
fourteenth amendment to the fdo;-l con
stitutlon, which says: "No state shaP
make, or enforce any law -vhtch shal'
abridge the privilege or Immunities e'
cltlsens of the United Ptates. '
m Consideration fof proposed ainenlmen'.p
to the constitution of the association i'e
veloped several debate. Cht oic o?
tbi milt suffragist waa heard for th
first time from the floor of the eon vent lo
when Judge Wiyiam A. Alloe .if Ridge
field, on of th two men occupying de'e
galea' seats, sought by bffertng a. stibst'
tute to he'p the women out of u tmul
on the wording of an amendment. 1'b
i 1 .
him. In their estimation and In that of and as usual both German and French
the admiring public, which appreciated i official account claim uccesec.
and applauded his gallant aervlcc for hi While the eye of the world hnva been
country, no name could fit him better j on the north coast there baa b;en aome
fierce fighting minna ana me Aisns
valley, th Afgonne forest and th vicin
ity of Verdun have again been scene of
soma moat sanguinary affairs. Neither
than this diminutive of hi family name
and a word meaning "hero" In Hindu.
Kaiser t raise Him.
. Hhowered aa ha was with honors and
title by h-a own country. It was not by! side, however, hss been able to make any
when Judge AH"e began speaking. He
later withdrew hi amendment 'n faver
of a uhstitutl"n offered by a woman
delegate from Illinois.
The convention tabled a propo'ltlm ti
limit the tenure of office of the aso-la-tton'a
president to two years, and de
feated an smendment which would he
denied a place on the national board to
any salaried official of tho association.
It was declared to be the nense of the
convention that the executive secretary
hall not be a member of the board.
Stand in Snow as
They Wait for Last '
Chance at Liquors
PETP.OORAD (via London). Nov. 15.
Thousands of .men, women and children
stood since 4 o'clock this morning In a
crlvlng snowstorm before the doora of
the liquor- shop on thl. the laat day
on wl'.ich It Is possible to purchase light
wine and beer under the prohibition act
of the Russian government, which on
Monday becomes, absolute. Applicant
for a final supply of beverages came with
baskets, sacks, carts and wheelbarrows,
many havlns pawned their last belongings
to procure means to purchase.
This final prohibition act Is the last of
three distinct liquor reforms, the first
curtailing the sale of vodka arid the acc
nd abolishing It absolutely. Th third
measure extends th prohibition to every
form of alcoholic drink in all portion of
tho empire under martial law. Cltle In
cluded under the prohibition are jm ssa.
Riga, Warraw, Moscow, Kiev antl vir
.uolly all cities of western Ruesia.
that nation alone that hi military eblli
. tie. were appreciated. "The greatest sol
rdler of hi time." were the word, used
people of the capital. The department f.r'.'l!, am
of education 1 planning for a great denv
onstratlon of students on November 13
to celebrate th event.
- Committee of the , liberal party left
here today to confer with General. Car
ransa and Villa to urge. the retirement, hold hlm tn, ab,t or today s soldiers.1
log tribute to him.
'. "Roberts of Kandahar," th emperor Is
recorded a. aaylng, "has much of the
subtlety and ability to perceive his op
portunities that have distinguished the
impression on tha ot'wr since the Ger
mans won their victory. Vallly. the fruit,
of which, however, they hav inoo lost.
Winter Set la.
Further eaat, winter haa set in and
tha mountain where the t'oop are facing
each other ara now; covered with snow.
The Russian continuing their envelop
ing movement, around .st Prussia, hav
For more than half a century England
had occasion to take pride In the career
OS ate f rem Dsstar.
DUNBAR. Neb.. , Ncrv. tt.-Spial.)-
Mrs. Elisabeth Westbrook celebrated th
rtfty-elgbih anniversary of bar residence
In Dunbar Thursday at a dinner given at
the home of her son. It. 8. Westbrook,
cashier of th Dunbar Stake bank.
Mra. George Kunsa. who underwent a.
Caeaarlam operation at a hospital la
Omaha several weeks ago, ha. so far
le.covered as to be able to be brought
t her home.
County Superintendent Ppeedie ef Oto
county, while cranking his auto Wednes
day afternoon had, hi right arm broken.
Th Dunbar High school defeated the
riyracus High school at a game of basket
ball Friday afternoon. 27 t XI.
llos Dylan; with rhslera.
AVOCA. Neb., Nov. n.-(Fpeolal.)
There ara a number of farmer, near
Murray that ara losing a great many of
their hog from cholera. Several farmer
hav herds of over 140 that are (Uttering
with th disease. ' A large 'number hava
vaccinated their herd. In hopes of
checMng the malady.1
Child Rmotne.rrd to DeMb.
WEBPINO WATER. Neb., Nov.
(Special ) At th horn of Mr. and Mr.
John Hudson, living a few mile south
of here, In Otoe county, on Wednesday of
this work ws held Ih funeral of their
7-months-bld child, who met Its. death by
smothering In bed. Interment waa in the
cemetery at Dunbar. ,
of each chief a the only mean of pre
venting cIvIK strife.
General Blanco said teday that word'f Roberta th older. As the career
had been sent to the commander of th Ripened It cams to hold him In the same
respective forces at Sonora, Jalisco and affection a. Wellington, Clive and Kltch
Tamaullpaa, where skirmishes hava al- ener. In nine of Its wars he waa In the
ready taken place between the contend- thick of the fighting and many time was
Ing factlona, to cease hostilities pending wounded. A he fought he rose In rank
tho result of the latest peace overture, from a supernumerary subaltern in the
Thl plan call, for th reeonrnlng of Horse artillery to field marshal and com-
th delegatea at Mvxlco City under Gen- mander of all tha British armies. Aa fur-
era! Gutierrea and tha .recognition of ther reward he wa. made a peer of the
GuUerre by both faction, after thai realm and the recipient of dlstlngulahod
elimination of Carransa and Villa. I order, of which the chief wa the order
General Obregon' entire bria-ade will , of th garter, the fnoet ancient and htgn.y
hm nnvA r,m the e...i.i , nrised of all the British orders. . This
areatest military senlusea of the past. I , now entered Rypin. which Is Went of 8ol-
dau and on the roaJ to morn; so mar.
Peallar Accldeat mt Berlin'.
' WEEPING WATER, Neb., Nor.' 15.-
(Special.) A Mr. Ottens, who live, near
Berlin, met with a peculiar accident while
husking corn ope day thl week. In stoop
ing to gat an ear that wa. low down, he
ran a dry blade of tha cornstalk Into his
sr, puncturing th ear drum and neces
sitating th attention -of physician.
'ln4 far talari Telegraph Wire.
AVOCA. Neb.. Nov. 15 (Special.)-Leo
Boelter and Henry Dehnlng, two young
men residing near Murdock, pleaded
guilty 'in county court of hovlng Injured
w Ire belonging to th Western Union
Telegraph company by shooting and
Growers Demand a
Reasonable Duty
On Imported Wool
SALT LAKE CITT. Utah, Nov. l.-The
fifty-first annual convention of Ui Na
tional Wool Grower' association closed
today after tha election of officer, and
tha adoption of resolution which ask
congre to make an appropriation for
Classification of all unoccupied portions
of the public domain a to their adapta
bility for graslng and agricultural pur
pose, and that pending such classifica
tion no change be made in tha present
land law. Th adoption of thl reaolu
tlon followed ststsmeots made by .peak-
era before th convention that much of
tha public land now being taken up by
homesteaders Is not well adapted for arrl-
cultural purposes and should b devoted
to graslng.
Other resolutions adopted petition the
government to require tha same ante
mortem and postmortem Inspection of Im.
ported meats, as of domestic meats, and
the marking of Imported meats whr
offered for sale; to appropriate 1300.000
for tha extermination of predatory wild
animal; to plao a "reaaenabla" duty on
Imported wool, and to enact a pur fsl rlo
law. Th association also requests th
Department of Agriculture to estabilnh
standards for American wool.
th troop, under General Jeu Carransa
replacing them.
nnsale Will Mediate.
EL PA HO, Tex., Nov. IB. Message, yes
terday from both the Carransa and Villa
officials told of atlll another attempt to
adjust th factional difficulty of the con
orownlng honor came to him in 1901,
after his notable ervlce In leading the
British cause to victory In Bout Africa.
Trained aa a soldier.
liOrd Roberts' military education began
early in life. . While an Infant In arms
he was taken to England to receive adu-
stitutionalist mr bernre ruArtin cation In the Warlike art. The age of !
arm. General Eulatlcr GVitlerres. named w him back In India serving under his
provisional president by th Agua Cal-1 father, a distinguished general of the
lentee convention, and General Pablo i Victorian period. For more than forty
Gonsalea, Carransa'. principal leader. I Var. ha .erved in that oriental empire,
held a conference yesterday after which' upholding Oreat Britain', honor with his
Gonsalea left fop Cordoh to Interview .Word and gaining worid-wia rame. oe
tha first chief. Th convention ha ad-1 ginning with tha Indian mutiny, the rec
Journed for ten days. Gonsalea promised ord of his services la studded with brtl-
to procure Carransa' final answer within
Th Want Ad Column, of Th Be Are
Read Dally by People In Search at Ad
vertised Opportunities.
Frenchmen Say
Germans Seeking
To Get Armistice
(Copyright, 191 , by Press Publishing Co.)
LONDON. Nov. lB.-(Ppeclal Cablegram
to New York World andOmaha Bee.V
Th Standard' Pari correspondent say:
"Foiled In It effort, to negotiate peace
separately with the allien, Germany la
casting .around for a mean to obtain
aa armlatlc over th 'winter. Th fact
that an armistice would prov of advan
tage to no one but Itself doe not aeem
to discourage Germany.
"Emissaries already hav set out to
Uant exploit and gallant deed
The Victoria cross cam to him early in
his career, after he had reacued a com
rade from certain death In the campaign
agalnat tha Indian mutineer and had re
covered a atandard captured' by the
enemy.
Decorated by Victoria.
Queen Victoria herself pinned the prlxed
token upon the aoldier tunic. The
mutiny medal for bravery wa another
that he won In fighting the Sepoy at
Delhi and helping to drlv them from
their lega of t.ucknow. Th Indian fron
tier and the Avyln'an medal came to
htm from his fighting throughout the
Uroboy'a. Abyssinian and l,usha cam
pslitn. When the Afghan war. In which Lord
Roberta waa to win lasting fame, broke
out, he had risen to th rank of major
general, A such. In the Afghan war and
In tha following campaigns against the
tribesmen, th brilliancy of the British
general', strategy commanded th atten
tion of the world", great Midler.. The
two years' war came to a culmination
Ith Bobs' famous marrn tnrougn
they have, now almost surrounded Em-1
peror William". northweMern and ravor
ite province.
Just southwest of Rypin, however, the
German, have taken iho offensive from i
Thorn and claim to have Inflicted defeat .
on the Russians near Wlcclawek on the .
Vistula river. I
The Germans, after all. seem to have :
decided to make a stand Behind the
Warta river In Russian Poland, for the
Russian, announced there haa been fight
ing with the Russian advance guards be
tween that river and Vistula. It may be.
however, that the mass of the German
army, having -retired to the borders of
Silesia, these engagement, were Intended
only to delay the Russian advance. ,
Further south the Russians continue
to push on to the Austrian fortress of
Cracow, which la defended by Austrian
troops under Gorman officer.
Fla-hHngr In Cssrsisi. J
Fighting continue In tle Caucasus be
tween the Russians and the Turks, but
with what result Is not known, as both(
governments announce vlotorles. j
Turkey has Issued a statement through '
Rome placing the Mama for the war be
tween the British and Ottoman empires
on England, who, she says, cpmplsJn of
Turkey', acquisition of the German cruis
er. Goeben and Breslau, and doe. not
mention anything of her seizure of two,
Turkish battleship, which were building
In Fngland at the outbreak of th war.
Turkey also charges that England did
all she could to wreck Turkey and that
the British guarantee of Integrity could
not be regarded seriously, because of her
occupation of Egypt.
Turkey's, threat to preach a boly war
la a cause of uneasiness In Germany 'as
well as In England, and In France, close
observer, of the political situation poli)t
out, because of it possible effect oki
Italy. So far as Egypt la concerned the
danger mark seems to hava passed, as
tho chiefs of the Ulema, composed of the
leading Moslem , rollglou societies, have
Issued a proclamation urging the Mos
lems to remain calm, while th Shleks in
the Sudan have refra'ned from taking ac
tion regarding Turkey', proclamation of
war on the allies.
"BABY"
Wc cftu't think of any nana but BABY . for the doH we ar go
ing to give away this week.
If you girls want to see the prettiest, sweetest baby doll in all
the world. Just come down to The Bee office thl week and ee
' "BABY" you'll be glad you came, Just to look at her.
. Everything about her lookg "BABY;" her dresses, shoes, hair,
cheeks, mouth, everything la Just dear, innocent, pink BABY.
Wouldn't you like to hold her In your arms Just a wee moment?
And think of It she Is going home with one of you next week, to
- be ALL YOUR CfWN. How happy that little girl will be.
Maybe, that little girl
is You.
-Virginia was. won by
Vivian Kessler, w h o
sent us 1,794 pictures.
"Baby" will be given
Tree to the little girl,
under 10 yearn of gs
that bring or mall na
ths largest nnmbsr of
doU'a picture cat out of
tlx Sally and Sunday
Bee before 4 p. mv Satur
day, ov. Slat.
Her picture will be in
The Bee every day this
week. Cut them all out
and ask your friends to
save the pictures in
their paper for you, too.
See how many pictures
of "Baby" yon can get,
and' be . sure to turn
them in to The Bee of
fice before 4 p. m., Sat-,
urday, Nov. 21st.
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If you don't win thl Dollle.
perhaps you can get one next
week. Only one doll will be
ven to any one person.
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Ton can ne nf
The Harvard Trg Store, 21th and Farnam,
Monday and Tuesday. '
Shermsn & McConnell's, 16th and Podge,
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Owl nrojj Store, 16th and Harney,
Friday and Saturday.
pave th way for a formal proposition
to this end. and when the moment ap- tangled wilderness and his dashing assault
peara propitious, and high German opinion of Kandahar, resulting la the dispersal
la quits sanguln as to results, tha armls-j cf th ameer", army. '
tlce'wtll b welcomed In Berlin. I Olve.n KewiarWsMe Welcaase.
'The rest would give the German army! England' new military hero. Invalided
a spelt In which to recuperate; but the home, was given a remarksble recept'on,
armlstloa would be employed chiefly In starting with hi embarkation at Dover,
redoubling tha effort to sow dissension ,n was summoned to Windsor castle by
Child's Tongue
Becomes Coated
If Constipated
Children lov thl "fruit laxatlv."
and nothing ta cleans th Under
tomact). liver and bowel so nicely
A rhrtld atmply will not atop playing
to empty tha bowel, and tha result Is,
they become tightly clogged wHh waste, '
liver gi'ta aluggtfh. stomach sour, than
your llttl on become cross half-alck,
feverish. don't at, sleep or 'act natu
rally, breath ' 1 ' bad. aystera full of
cold, has aor throat. - tonoh-oha or
diarrhoea. Laateo, Mother! Bee If toague
la coated, then 'give a teaapoonful of
"California Syrup of ' tig." aad In a
few hours all tha ooaattpAte waste, sour
bit and undigested food ' peace out of
fha syetern. and you hava av' well, playv
lul child again. 1 '
Millions mother glv -"California
Syrup nf" fig" bacauaa It 1 perfeotly
harmless; ehiHJreu lovo It, and It never
fall to act ea the stcrasch. . liver aad
fcOW..
Ask your druggist, for a as-eent bottle
uf "Csiltomla Hyrup of rigs." which
baa tuft direction tor Debtee, catldraa of
all agea ! (or groa-n-up pLalaly priau
4 oa Um bottle. feeder of couaterfatta
sold - bare, ; r Get : th ' geuulit. made by
'Vallfornla -.Hg- fcyrnp. Company." . He-
fuse any. c bar. k i ad wH tentsnript Ad
(tlsement.
procedure In claiming wild animals boun
ties 1 recommended to prevent dupllcae
tlon of payment, by statsa
among th allies. German atateamen ara
ITalform poaaeaaad of tha Idea that they will stir
Animals Obliged to
Wear Boots to Keep
Above Valuable Land
KAKSAft CITT. M x, Xov. 1i.-That th
promoter cf th Chambers Land com-
pany aotd as "the most fertile (and tn
the world," outside th valley of the
Nils, land upon parts of which "cattle
wer obliged to wear 'rouckshoe' to keep
from sinking, and other parU of which
were completely Inundated." waa th
charg made by Sylvester R. Rush of
Omaha, apacial assistant to th attorney
general of tha U ailed tiutea. la uUlalng
the government, case against Uie vom-
pany In th federal court bar teday.
K. C. Chamber, president, and. four al
leged agent, of th company are charged
with using th malls to defraud and pro
mot a conspiracy In th lof Florid
lands.
Attorneys tor tn aeten brought a
surprise when they announced that Mr.
Chamber assumed all responsibility for
th land, statement, aad claim, for It.
The defenae, aa outlined, was tht every
representation aa to th land wa tru
and that it wa being drained.
up trouble In thl connection, and they
eagerly clutch at everything that will
afford them fresh opportunity to try
their skill." '
TO Cl'RB A COLO I IV eHB OAT
Take Laxatlv Bromo Qulnln Tablets.
Druggists refund the money It It fall
to cur. K. W. Grov's signature I oa
eacta bos. St cent.
Kewlaad WIm Raee.
CARSON, Nev:. Nov. 1&. Francia O.
New lands, democrat. waa re-elected
I'nlted Wtates senator on November 4,
over Pamuet I'latt by a plurality of
thirty-eight vot,-a, according to tha re
sult of tbe official count, which waa
completed today.
Peraaaa taaraalae4.
BALTIMORE. Ud.. Nov. I3.-Tb state
avthorlttes today Issued orders quaran
tining all persona who have heen tn di
rect contact with animal Buffering with
tbe foot and mouth din axe and prohibit
ing running In th counties now under
quarantine.
r.aatarer tabaw4 Death.
UINNKAHOUs, Minn.. Nor. 14. Learn
ing Wirtl. an engineer on the Omaha
road, was stabbed to death with a
Kniahta of fythiaa sword toaight whlla
be was asleep. Ilia wife. Charlotte, waa
arresied.
Calllaas Fair Ess War.
UORDEAl'X (via Pert). Nov.
JuMph CalUaux, former minister of
t nance, embarked with his wife today
aboard the steamer ferou, bouua for
a-jutlt America, according to a local
nawspaper.
ladtaestloa aad Weak St
. Take LlecUle BltUra. U given aa ap-
paute, sirsegthena the digestive orgsns.
lessens ths work of liver and kidney,
fcaVdKd tl. All drugglsta-Advertlsement.
w vimtrtit WaSi.
LONDON. Nov. li-The Fetit Calslsien
says tfcmt a Krem h tnrpode-boat entered
iKinklik harbor rulsy snd reported thet ef cieneral Cronle.
it hsd sunk a Oeimsn subuienns in the, ,. -"nj.
cnannei . j
Queen Victoria who raised him to a
baronetcy. He received the thanks of
Parliament, wa. preaenttd with the free
dom of many cltlea and wa granted de
gree by Oxford and Dublin universities
A special medal waa struck to commemo-
rat hi famou march to Kandahar.
Bent to South Africa after th British
disaster at Majuba Hill. In th Boer war
of 181. the hero of India found on hi
arrival that peace bad been declared.
Shortly afterward h resumed his serv
ice In the orient and In 1 became com
mander-in-chief of the British army In
India, a post which he held for eight
years. The rank and title of field mM
ahal rain to him In ISA. In th mean
time. In 193. ha had been raised to the
peerage aa Baron Roberta of Kandahar
and Waterford.
boat Aaataat Boer.
Lord Roberta had reached the age of M
whea the second great episode In his
career began. Called to sustain British
sovereignty In ttouth Africa, where on
British disaster bad followed another
with rapidity la the fighting agalnkt. the
Boers, Lord Robert, sailed tor the (one
of the war with a aad heart, for hi only
son, had fallen at tha Tugela. But the
veteran of ludla plunged with his old de
termination Into the fray on South
African' soil and in a whirlwind cam
paign brought the Boer war to an end
victorious to British arms. Inspired by
his personality, fighting bravely and suc
cessfully under hi. leadership, th Brit
ish relief armies preaaed back the Boer
lines and relieved th garrisons of Klm-
berly and Lady smith. Not long after
ward Lord Roberts fought his way Into
Pretoria and there received the surrender
This campaign ended Lord Roberta
Turks Win with Help
Of Allah and Prophet
CONSTANTINOPLE. Nov. 15 (via
Berlin and London.) Enver Pasha, Turk
ish minister of. war and leader of th
Young Turk party, haa published a proc
lamation to th Turkish army, as follows;
"Comrades: I hav tha honor to an
nounce to you a noble trade from tha sul
tan. Our army will destroy our enemies
with Allah's help and tha asstatanoe of
the prophet and by tha ploua prayer ef
the sovereign. Forward, alwaya forward.
Victory, glory and paradise are before
us; death and dlsgraoe behind. Long live
our padtshah."
AMCSKMEJfTS.
URIC ACID .
SOLVENT
For libeumati.m and Kidney Trouble
50 Cent Bottle (32 Doses)
FREE
Just because yon start the day worried
and tired, stiff legs and arms and mus
cles, an aching head, burning and bearing
down pains In tha back worn out before
the day begiaa. 00 not inina vou nave to
stay In that condition.
Those sufferers no ate in and out ot
bet half a dosen times st night will ap
preciate the rest, comfort and strength
this treatment gives. Kor any form of
bladder trobuie or weaknesa. its action la
really wonderful.
Be strong, well and vlgoroue. with no
mora pains from sun Joints, sor muscles
rheumatlo suffering, aching back or kid
ney or bladdur troubles.
To prove Tha Williams Treatment aon
qura kidney and bladder diseases, rheu
matism and all uric acid troubles, no mat
ter bow chronlo or stubborn. If you hav
never used The William Treatment, we
will give one sue botUe tS doee) free if
you will cut out this nonce and send It.
with your name and addresa, with 10c to
hslp pay distribution expenses, to The
l)r. D. A. Williams Company, Dept. fc'U,
Pust-Offio block. Kt llainpton. Conn
Send at once and you will recerv by par
rel post a regular He bottle, without
charge and without Incurring anv obliga
tions. On botti only to a family.
Besots to ntrict: Olaaa, Classy
afVSICAX BUBXJtaQOTs
TWICE DAILY teat. Today
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YOUR OLD FRIEND
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'THE TYPHOON."
Pnnaa c aal fe
Week of gnmbw fta, "Tin Teeth"1
Torpin's Dancing Academy 28th and Farnan Sts.
New claea tor beginners next Monday and Tnuraaay. p. tn. Aavanoaa eiasa
m up-io-aaie oancaa arw . v. is vu ug . 7 cwu.
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