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a bottle of nice port
lne free.
Christmas Novelties,
Wine Decanters, Steins,
Traveling Flasks
Cigars, Etc.
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WIFE RUINED HIS BUSINESS
I I Testifies hn Me Made flO.OOO a
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KAISER PROPOSES
A BALTIC UNION
Emperor is Said to Have Offered
to Contribute Russia's Ger
man Provinces.
THREAT ACCOMPANIES OFFER
la rm w4ri HeJaaea II W to
Be C.lvea la Ila.ela at Kni of
the War la Exchange
for Poland.
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PETROSRAD, tlee. .-(Vla' lAndon.)
-The recent - conference at Malmo,
Sweden, of the Scandinavian kings and n
visit which Kins; Gustav la reported to
have made to Berlin previously, consu
late a subject of much Interest In Russia
In view of the suggestion of a Scandina
vian union. , , . v ,
It is recalled that Prof. Ostwald went
. to Sweden on a semi-official Oerman mis
sion, at which time he proposed such a
Scandinavian' union. ' similar to the gen
eral situation In which Sweden would oc
cupy position analagotruous to Prussia
In Germany, promising,' It Is said, that If
uch a union were realised, Germany
would contribute Finland, Ksthonla, Li
vonia and part of Courland.
This proposed Baltic union of 25,000.000
population would, according to the al
leged German view, become an Important
European power, while the Scandinavian
countries, separately, despite their high
cultural and Industrial development,
Would be politically Insignificant,
i Atl4a-ef Haasla.'
X Russian diplomat, - discussing this
plan, said today:
'jKxrludlna our provinces, which Oer
many never will be able to offer . the
Union, Russia favors a Rcandlnavlan
union, although' apparently Oermany ,la
Inspired la accordance with Its aim to
create several buffer states between Itself
and Russia. A strong, united Scandinavia
would weaken Oerman Influence on the
Unltlc, , '
"We do not believe that Sweden wants
etir provinces, and that the Philanders,
Etbonlaus, or Letts, desire to Join the
Scandinavian union. Then the figures of
6.000.400 should be decreased to liWO.000,
which l tho present population of
Sweden. Norway and Denmark, adding
perhaps tVhlee Ig-Holsteln. which Ger
many. If defeated, probably would be
forced te return, to lefimark, -An- ln
mediate aid oS the union would be te for
tify neuttaHty." . .
. (Irraua lrwaoM I aat Threat.
,lXjNlxN.- Dec. -tl. The correspondent
ef the lslly Telrgrul'h at Copenhagen
sa's he Irsrns from a high diplomatic
source that Oermany, proposed ' that
Sweden should, help Jt in the war. oflrrj
true as-compensation the Raltlu islands
n l a protectorate over Finland. ' '
"As Kweden did not deign to reply." the
Correspondent aJd-t, "(rniny Intimated
that If Sweden refused the offer, Ger
many at the. peat conference after the
war, would let Kuaia take Pwcden ss
Coinue neat ion Tor I'uland. .
"This threat wss similarly Ignored and
then Germany began to Irritate Sweden
by stopping It wood export.
"These were Incidents leading up to
the conference."
76,000 Men Out of
Work in Toledo
and Cleveland, 0.
CLEVELAND. O.. IH. 22.-A survey of
the unemployed situation, completed by
the council committee on labor. Indicates
61, Oho wans earners are out of work In
Cleveland.
TOLEDO, O., Dec, 2J.-Flfteen thousand
men, heuds of families who are short on
food as the result of the breadwinner
being out of work, will" be cared for by
the city. Council last night appropriated
STiO.ooo to le used te employ the unem
ployed, clearing snow from the streets.
FRENCH REPULSE
; GERMAN COLUMN
War Office Report Tells of Ad',
vantages Gained at Several
Points. '.:
BAYONET FIGHTS IN ARG0NNE
Three llaad-to-Ilaaa' Flarhte Reaalt
la Little Cheese la I'oaltloa
' Lest Uroead la Relnkea
at Bolaatw.
TWO BIG RAILWAY
SYSTEMS MERGED
Lake Shore and New York Central
Railroads Will Become Single
Corporation.
DEAL INVOLVES MANY MILLIONS
Five Shares of New Corporation Are
to He F.schnged for F.aeh
"hare of Lake Shore Corn
pan r Stock.
PARIS, Dec. -The French war of
fice this afternoon gave out an official
statement as follows:
"Between the sea and the Lya, during
the day of December 21, there was nothing
CLEVELAND. O., Den. K.-Consollda-
tlon of the Lake Shore Itallroad company
with the-New York Central Railroad
company was effected here today at a
meeting of Lake Shore stockholders when
they ratified the action taken by New
York Central stockholders July 20, last.
The merger Involves 1300,000,000.
Under the plans for the merger every
share of lke Shore stock will be traded
(or five shares of stock in the new cor
poration.
The Lake Shore was Incorporated en
August 14. 18, In Ohio, Indiana, Mtchl
gan, Illinois, ' Pennsylvania and New
York.'. It waa a consolidation of the Buf
falo & Erie, Michigan Southern As North
ern Indiana, Cleveland, rainravllle ft
Ashtabula and the Celevland A Toledo
railroads., It comprises 1,872 miles of
road, extending from Buffalo to Chicago,
with many branches. The entire capital
of the Lake Erie, Alliance At Wheeling
Railroad company, the Lake Erie, Al
liance wheeling Coal company, the
MAYOR ABANDONS
HOPE OF FED JOB
Makes Announcement that He is
Now a Candidate for Re-Election
as City Commissioner.
SEES NO CHANCE FOR PEACE
ir that llrraa aad tlltrheoek Will
Not Re Able ta Come to Terms
Over the C'attlaa; of Pie
for Nebraska.
other than artillery engagements. Ho- Toledo A Ohio Central railroad and the
i ween ine L.ys and me Alsne we repulsed
a German attacking column which was
endeavoring to come out from Carency,
and we took several bouses at Elangy,
"An attack of the enemy oil Mamets
and the nearby trenches made It Im
possible for our troupe to make any
material progress In this direction. In
the region of Llpons three attacks of the
attacks of the enemy were repulsod.
"We made slight gains to the east and
to the west of Tracy-Le-Val, and our
artillery delivered an effective fire on
tho plateau of Nouvron.
"In the sections of the Alsne and of
Rhelms there were artillery engagements.
Two American Oil
Men Arrested at
Matamoras, Mex.
BROWNSVILLE. Te.. Dec. 22.-W. If.
Burnham. a wealthy British subjert;
George Davis of Los Angeles and it. 11.
Holland of Mexico City were arreted
tt Matamoras, Mex., today because of
letters the Mexican authorities are tald
to have found In their possession.
The authorities said the letters were
from persons unfriendly to General Car
rsuxa and were to be delivered at Taiu-pk-o.
The three men, mho reached here Sun
day enroute.from Mexico City to Tarn
pico, said they were irr-lug lba, (ctU-rs
for friends In Mexico City and had no
ld-e of their contents. Burnham is from
London and Davis and Holland are
American oil men.
J. II. Johnson, I'nlted Rates consul at
Mutaraures. Is Investigating the deten.
Uon of the inea.
"in Champagne and In the Argonne in
the vicinity of Souain, there have been
violent bayonet engagements. We have
not rnadn perceptible progress In this
region. We have occupied In the sub
urbs of I'erthes-les-llurlus three German,
positions, representing a front of en
trenchments 1.&00 yards long. To the
northeast of Beausejour we have consol
idated the positions occupied by us De
cember 20, and we huve occupied all the
trenches In tho Immediate vicinity of
Mount Calvalre.
"nl the forest of La Grurle our prog- j
ress continues. At St. Hubert we repulsed
an attack in the forest of Uolants. Here
certain ground has been lost, but we re-
raptured two-thirds of It.
"Between the Argonno and the Meuse
there hss been slight progress, la the
suburbs of Vauquols, to the north of the
forest of Mulancourt, our troops were
succtMiful in msklng their way through
a barbed wire entanglement and In
taking posscsdlon of certain trenches of
the enemy where they maintained them
selves. "On the r lull t bank of the Meuse, In
the Forest of Consrnvitye, we first lost
and then reconquered after a lively fight
the territory gained by us December 30.
"From tho I rights of the Meuse to the,
VoHges there Is nothing to report."
Chicago. Indiana Southern Is said to be
owned by the Lake Shore road.
While the Big Four has been operated
on an Independent basis since May 1,
1914. the Lake Shore ta said to retain con
trol of a majority of the Big Four capital
stock.
In January, 190:1, the Lake Shore and'
Baltimore & Ohio acquired a substantial
Interest In the capital stocks of the Read
ing company. Figures for tho period
ending December 81. 1912. show that the
Lake Shore owned Reading atock valued
at $.10,332,500, divided thus: $6,065,000. first
preferred; U,2(K.0Un, second preferred,
snd $10,002,500, common.
The Lake Shore late yesterday filed a
deed of record here to the Central Trust
company and O. F. Littleton, trustee, of
New York, secured an issue of I100.000.000
twenty-five-year 4 per cent gold bonds,
covering all equipment, real estate, etc.
It is dated July 1. 114. This Is one of
the first legal steps taken In conjunction
with the merger.
Girl Must Leave
Stepmother to Get
Grandsire's Wealth
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Dec. 22. tSpeclal
Te!r;ram.) William L. Vetter, in this
morning's session of his trial for divorce
from Mrs. Bena Tetter of Omaha, testi
fied that he had offered Mrs. Yetter I1.00J
a year If he would desist from the habit
of gossiping, but that she flatly refused
the offer.
Yetter is prenident of the Yetter Wall
raper company of Kansas City an1
Omaha and was formerly president of
the Omaha Commercial club.
"I have been entirely too good and con
siderate," Mr. Yetter snld. "I have done
everything In the world for her. I f 1
had been harsh with her things might
have turned out differently."
Maya Wife Beat lllin.
On certain occasions, Mr. Yetter testi
fied, his wife would call him "dog" and
"bruto" and would beat him with her
hands.
Mrl Yetter's tendencies to gossip and
discuss their own personal affaire was a
source of great annoyance, Mr. fetter
said. She frequently complained Mr.
Yetter was not supporting her, a'nd told
her friends of the domestic difficulties
existing between them, ho testified.
"When, n a result of my wife's domes
tic regulations my health failed, I had
reached the most prosperous point In my
bUHiness."
Mr. Yetter said. "I was making 110,000
a year In addition to my salary. Then,
when I wont to the hospital business fell
off, and 1 lost ttiO.OOO."
Moaday Afternoon's Testimony.
When he took the stand Monday after
noon Mr. Yetter declared that his wife's
uctlont toward him In Omaha and else
where were largely responsible for finan
cial difficulties Into which his firm was
brought.
In substantiation of the allegations of
his petition, Mr. Yetter testified his wife
conspired to Injure his business standing;
and succeeded to the extent of causing
his firm to go Into the hands of a re
ceiver. The gist of the testimony waa that Mrs.
Yetter did much te annoy her husband
and cause him to lose standing amonj
his associates and business acquaintances
and also in society. Their trouble, he
asserted, began soon after their marriage
in 1H89. He was forced to enter a sani
tarium for his health.
F. O. Moo res, engaged in business with
Mr. Yetter. testified that Mrs. Yetter fre
quently called ur the Yetter business
house over the telephone Inquiring about
her husband, bringing him into ridicule
Man depositions have been filed re
cently In the case. .
Mr. Yetter charges general Indignities 1
and abuse from the time of the marrlago
in 18S9 until their separation last year.
Croaa-Eaamtaatloa Besrlna
On cross-examination, Mrs. Yetter's at
torneys tried to attack Mr. Yetter's al
leged residence In Kansas City. It waa
shown that Yetter moved here July 27,
1913; that his name Is in the directory
here, and that tho list of officers of
the wall paper company In Omaha states
Mr. Yetter's residence Is Kansas City.
In answer to questions by attorneys for
the defense Mr. Yetter reviewed the
courtship of a year and a half before his
marriage, and the honeymoon follow
ing It
Mr. Yetter was a and Mrs. Yetter 18
at the time of the wedding. Mr. Yetter
repeated tho story he told yesterday con
cerning Mrs. Yetter's Indifference toward
him during the three weeks following
the marriage.
What effect did that have on you?"
Mrs. Yetter's attorney asked.
"I waa hurt and discouraged," Mr. Yet
ter replied.
Jadaa Objects t ttueatlana.
The early years of their married life.
were reviewed and Mr. Yetter again was
asked to describe the effects of a cer
tain medicine which, it was alleged, Mrs.
Yetter prescribed. Before Mr. Yetter an
swered Judge Sehorn interrupted.
"I believe I remember the effects, Mr.
Yetter said the medicine had," the Judge
aald. "It will not he necessary to re
peat that part of the testimony."
When Mrs., Yetter's attorneys went
back over the domestlo unhapptness and
"indignities" testified to by Mr. Yetter
on direct examination yesterday, Mra.
Yetter hid her face in . her handa and
Mr. Yetter turned away from his wife
and the counsel table where she was sit
ting and apoko directly to the court
Stenographer.
To avoid repeating several of the un
pleasant incidents referred to in direct
examination yesterday, Mr. Yetter ex
postulated with his wife's attorneys and
the question were withdrawn.
Mayor James C. Dahtman. weary of 1
waiting for Senator Hitchcock and Pec-J
retary Bryan to agree on the distribu
tion of the federal patronage In Ne
braska, has announced himself a candi
date for re-election In the spring.
'T thought the democratic rarty would
ixnsion me In my old age for the good
work I've done," said the mayor, amll
inc. "but It looks like I'll have to take
off my coat and get into the harness
ago In.
"In my opinion Senator Hitchcock and
Secretary Bryan will never agree. I
can't wait any longer. I'm going Into
the fight for re-election. I may lose,
but I'll not lose because I waited too
long for a federal Job, neglecting my own
campaign."
Bryaa for Dahlmaa.
The mayor has been urged for the
office of collector of Internal revenue by
Secretary Bryan. Senator Hitchcock In
sists on a Job for Chris' Qruenther, and
Mr. Bryan Insists that Gruenther be left
wholly to his own devices. The senator
wants an agreement on the men for all
three federal Jobs marshal, postmaster,
lnternsl revenue collector and the sec
retary says take 'em one at a time.
"I was not an applicant for an office."
said the mayor. "But I would have
taken It had an agreement been reached
and my appointment made. I believe no
agreement can be reached pow, and I
fiel that the president will not make the
appointments until an agreement Is
reached."
The mayor will not attempt to "pull"
the other commissioners through the pri
maries. It has unofficially gone out that
each commissioner will stand on his own
record.
Bee Want Ads Are the Beet Business
Read Dally by People in Search of Ad
vert led Opportunities.
Throat aad Lf Troahlrs
ulkly helped by Dr. King's New Dis
covery. The first dose helps; best remedy
for coughs, eolds and lung dlseatca. 6oc
and tl. All drugiis..-AdvcrUUiul.
er Mrhooi fur Barnell.
ItlltWKLL. Neb., lvc. L'.-SHdul.)-Aftvr
the holidays the high school' will
move tutu a new .v.(W building, which
I- now Itclng ftuished. The work on It
waa begun late In the fall end. a. Urge
force of men Is now at work pushing it
to the completion required by contract
for the firrt of the year. Local parties
have charge of the work. This will nearly
doubto the capacity of the school build
ings .when it is finished. , A good-elsed
gymnasium will be fitted up In the base
ment for the use of the basket ball teams.
DENVER. Colo.. Do. S.-Charlotte
Earth. 19. will receive an Income of tr,,000
a J ear from the estate of her grand
father, the late William Barth, provided
she severs all relallona with her step
mother. Mrs. K. K. liruokman. Further
more, If she marries and has children
they will Inherit the bulk of the estate,
valued at :t,(rni,iiO-with the same
provlno as to Miss Uarth breaking with
Mrs. Iliookman. Tho Barth will, contain
ing these provisions, wss filed for probste
here today.
William Barth last years were em
bittered by a prolongcl litigation with
Mrs. Brookman, the second wlfo of his
dead son, and her huaband. Barth accused
the Brookmana of trying to secure his
fortune.
Old Stock of Rock
Island is Sold at
Auction in New York
hlrkra Aalei.tr at Kaejler.
KXKTER. Neb.. Dec. S.-fSpeclal.r-Kneler's
third annual poultry ahow,
which will begin Monday, December 2.
and last for four days, promlsue to be
the largest and best ever held In this
part of the state. Secretary William
tkhreiuer reports that applications from
a great many outside -breeders have al
ready becu ivceived.
Hartington Boy
Has Skull Crushed
HARTINOTON. Neb . Dec. U.'-Sre-clal.i-Wayne
Parsons, the lj-year-old son
of J. M. Parsons, a farmer, living In this
vhinity, has a fracMr-d skull as the re
sult of a coasting accident. While the boy
waa roasting down a hill In the vicinity
of his homo with some companions, the
sled he was riding shot under home
which wus drinking from a watering
trough and the animal, being scared, Ut
fly a vidoua kick. The kick misted the
boy. but struck the sled and th impact
of the kick tore off a board and the
board flew anil -struck the boy on the
head, cruahlng his skull. An operation for
the purpoan of raising the bone from the
brain of the boy has Ken performed and
NKW YORK," Dec. 21 -Ownership of a
railroad represented by millions of dul.
lara' worth of stock was auctioned off
today on the steps of the New York
county court house.
The old stock of the Chicago, Rock
Island At Pacific Railway company was
put up at foreclosure sale snd was bid
In for ST.13S.S0O without competition by
James N. Wallace, chairman of the pro- !
tective committee for the 4 per cent col-J
lateral trust bonds o( the Chicago. Rock K
Island & Pacific Railroad - company.
against which the atock was collateral.
The foreclosure action was brought by
the Central Trust company of New York
against the railroad company for interest
due on bonds valued at 71,$.'J.000.
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Carbon! Carbon
is the basis of all
heat values. A
fuel shown by test
to average 90
heat and equally
efficient with the
best Anthracite
a fuel that is
also clean.smoke
less, free from
clinkers, with but
a trifle of ash may
conservatively
be called "The
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Vulcan possesses all
these good qualities
and more. It is made
in regular hard coal
sizes. May be burned
wherever hard coal
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out fire-pots or grates.
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Murderer Surrounded
by Posse in Mountain
CHARLESTON. W. Va.. Dec. 2-Matt
Jan ell. who is alleged to have shot and
killed Deputy Silas V. Nance and wounded
Frank Ratcliffv and Josephines Wlnus
last night at Kskdale. on Cabin Creek,
while Nance was trying to arrest him.
this morning waa surrounded in the
mountains nar Cane Tork by Sheriff
Bonner Hill and a posse who had trailed
him alt night. He la believed to be well
arnica, jsrrvll, who waa serving a sir
f""1 "Vie. are enunaiucd lor his j months' sentence for "pistol toting" waa
recovery. J recently released on 'parole.
Order His
Xmas Cigars
Tomorrow
Don't wait until the lasi
minute to get those cigars foi
his Christmas gift. Phone ut
today and we will have them
all ready for you when you call.
Getten & Wickham
The House of Valnee.M -Two
Store: "
K. V. Cor. ltth at Howard Sta.
132J larnain HL, Opposite
W. O. W. ltM.
Christmas Clean-Up of 'Men's German
BLANKET ROBES
and Smoking Jackets
We've sold a great many and we ve given
the greatest values in this or any other
town. We must not carry any over
hence these low prices on the remainder:
$5.00 kinds now 3.75
$7.50 kinds now $4.75
$10.00 kinds now $6.75
These prices mean a quick clearance hurry
.
OMAHA'S FAbTJCsST GROWING STORE.
1516-18-20 FARNAM STREET.
f
Qy-Product m
&Coteg
"When You Buy A Studebaker
From Wilson"
When you buy a Studebaker from Wilson the car
becomes your personal property BUT WE INSIST
UPON SHARING THE RESPONSIBILITY OF
YOUR INVESTMENT.
At 2429 Farnam Street we maintain one of the most
complete service departments in the country for the
sole purpose of making your investment a sound one.
There we will gladly inspect your Studebaker at fre
quent intervals make minor adjustments -fill your
grease cups inflate your tires and see that the car is
in the pink of condition EVERY DAY IN THE
YEAR.
If you should fail to come in for one of the monthly
inspections, we will jog your memory with a 'phone call.
Not that we want to be dictatorial, understand.
But YOUR Studebaker is OUR reputation running
around on four wheels. Furthermore, it is STUDE
BAKER reputation quite the best thing that you
could bank on.
So, we insist upon sharing the responsibility.
E. R. WILSON AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
2429 Faraum Street OMAHA, NEBRASKA
Fiva-Peasaagar
FOUR 19S4
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Van. rnoae Bad 6037.
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CHRISTMAS
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Charg. with 4 fu'
quarts of Primo By. al
$3.10. tbarfes prepato:
6 Premium
consisting of a
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Thin whisker Is
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Orders west of
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Our reference is Omaha National Bank.
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Rectal Diseases Cured
A mild treatment, that cures Piles, Fistula and other Rectal disease ia a abort
time, without a surgical operation. No Chloroform, Ether or other general aaast
betio oaed. A cure guaranteed ia every case accepted for treatment, aad no atone
te be paid aatil cured. Write for book oa Rectal Diseases, with tostiaBOttiaJa.
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