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fiERUAH LOAN THE
WORLD'S GREATEST
XUising of Three Billion Dollars at
Home Mightiest Financial
Deal in History.
EXCEEDS LAST ONE OF BRITAIN
AMSTERDAM (Via London), Sept
15. A dispatch from Berlin states
that Emperor William baa sent a
telegram to Dr. Karl Helfferlch, sec
retary of the imperial treasury
thanking him for the success of the
third German war loan. The em
peror's message Is quoted as follows:
"I thank you for this great suc
cess of the financial war loan with
which you hare been entrusted. The
German nation, full of confidence in
Its own strength, has shown its
enemies and the whole world that in
the .future it is unamloualy united as
e man, is unshakable and will con
tinue to its end war obtruded upon
us by criminal surprise, and make
every necessary offer of blood for
the security and liberty of the father
land." (imtlnt Loan In History.
BERLIN (VI London), Sept. 24. The
German war loan raised September 21 la
the largest financial operation In tha
world's history, said Dr. Karl Helfferlch,
ceeretary of the imperial treasury, to tha
Associated Press today. With a total
of twelve billion marks (),000,ooo,ooo) and
Soma small sums not yet reported, tha
secretary said it exceeds Great Britain's
last loan, whloh attracted much attention
all oyer the world as an unprecedented
piece- of financiering.
"The present loan," Dr. Helfferlch con
tinued, "enables the government to
liQUldate treasury bills taken over by the
XUlchsbank and other banks, provides
Clermany with money for tha winter earn
Mlgn and renders unnecessary tha rais
ins; of another loan before March.
Wk Rpinii Moat.
"England hitherto has raised 14,062,
(00,000 and Germany 16.250,000,000 In long
term loans, whereas England's war ex
penditures up to the present time are
hardly leas than Germany's and soon will
txceed Germany's, for England la now
pending nearly 5,000,000 (5,000,000) dally
against Germany's not much above 3,
000,000 (115,000,000). That means that Ger
many Is spending 26 cents per capita dally
ana England 66 cents, I doubt therefore,
whether England's financiers possess
confidence that their resources will out
last ours.
"Everything said abroad about Ger
many putting on pressure and using force
te secure subscriptions to the loan U pure
Invention. We appealed solely on the
financial power and patriotism of our
fellow citiiens. Our success must open
the world s eyes to a recognition of how
strong Is Germany's financial power and
how strong its will.
-Mot a Poor Relation.
"I am confident that the success of
this loan, which proves that we are
standing firmly upon our own feet," will
contribute toward the good relations be
tween Germany and the United States,
notwithstanding the Morgan-Hoiden inci
dent Independence is the first word In
American history, as well as the first
word of true friendship. Amerca can
not class us among Its poor relations."
Dr. Helfferlch asserted that Germany
was financially able to continue the war
indefinitely. Its people, hs said, were
earning higher wages and saving more
money than In peace times. The coun
try was supplying Its own needs and
buying little abroad and making no debts
to foreign countries.
In conclusion the secretary said that
a shortage of supplies in some raw ma
terials like cotton and wool might cause
Inconvenience, but the people were learn
ing to economize. " Old woolen clothing
was being reworked Into shoddy, Snd
coats could be worn shorter. Substitutes
for some materials were being found, he
added.
Likely to Increase.
"The British Parliament passed last
iweek a credit of fl,260,0O0,OX. It was the
seventh since the war began and briught
the total amount to $6,310.000,ono. Premier
Asqulth said the dal y expenditure of
Great Britain was 117.600,000, but that
there was a likelihood of it ino.eaalig
owing to advices to Great Britain's allies
and her dominions and to provision for
munitions."
FRENCH SHARPSHOOTER IN AN ADVANCED
TRENCH Note the goggles and respirator worn as a pro
tection against the frequent use of poisonous gases by the
Germans in thi3 district.
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ROTARY CLUBMEN
TALK CONVENTION
Reports Given by Some Who Trav
eled to San Francisco for
the June Meeting-.
BOUQUETS TO TWO MEMBERS
Many Exhibitors
At County Fair
Carry Off Prizes
Among the winning exhibitors at the
Douglas county fair are the following:
Textile, General Exhibit Mrs, Cruse of
South Omaha. tfirls. Miss Othmer.
Omaha; old ladies, Mrs. Elisabeth Tyner,
Omaha.
Agricultural, General Exhibits Union
precinct, first: Jefferson, second; Mo
Ardle, third; Douglas, fourth.
Domestic, General Exhibit Mrs. F. X.
Lemleux.
Horses Percherons, W. J. Taylor, Flor
ence; trotters, sweeptsakes, A. 10. Bige,
Ilenson; stallion. 1 year, J. C. Root; mare,
4 years and over, McAvoy Brothers, Mil
lard; mare, S years, C. C. Hall; champion
mare, B. W. Hall; stallion, 4 years, Mc
Avoy Brothers; Shetland mare, J. O.
Anderson; ponies In harness, McAvoy
Brothers: saddle pony, J. O. Anderson;
saddle horse, 8. Arlon Lewis.
Cattle Bull calf, H. C. GUssman; cow.
4 years, B. B. Davis; heifer, B. B. Davis;
graded herd, B. B. Davis; milch cow. 11.
B. Davis.
Bogs Boar, over 6 montha. Btoltenberg
Brothers; sow over U months, Stolten
berg Brothers; champion aow, A. C.
GUssman; champion boar. A. G Gllssman.
Apples Sweepstakes, Ada Drexel.
Bees and Honey H. C. Cook.
Forgets Where to
Meet Her Mother
Twelve-year-old Katherine Hoffman left
her mother at the tabernacle to go over
to tha nursery where the children were
playing. . Her mother designated a spot
where they were to meet
On Katharine's return at the dose
of the meeting she . wss unable to
to locate her mother, whereupon she
burst Into tears. Two women led her
weeping to the platform and appealed to
Mr. Brewster for assistance in finding
the mother.
Mr. Brewster mounted a .chair' and
called out to the stragglers that a little
girl was lost
Mrs. Hoffman was in the erowd and
came,, forward to claim her tear-stricken
daughter.
"I forgot where you said I should meet
you," sobbed Katherine,
Balkan Ministers in
Visit to Edward Grey
lONDON, Sept. X he Greek, Rou
manian and Serbian ministers succes
sively visited Sir Edward Grey at the
foreign office this afternoon. The Greek
minister communicated to the secretary
of state for foreign affairs the telegram
from his government announcing that
"in view of the mobilisation of Bulgaria,
the Hellenlo government considers It a
measure of elementary prudence to order
a general mobilisation of the Hellenic
naval and military forces."
It Is estimated that in addition to the
Greek navy KO.000 HsHsnlo troops will be
mobilised within a few days.
Sapulp
Comradi'shlp among members of the
Rotary club was In evidence for several
hours lKt iilRlit around the banquet
board at the .Field club. Over l'
Itotarlnns gathered to hear talks from
some of the members, wno attended the
international convention of Kotary clubs
last June at Kan Francisco.
Frank J. Norton was toaatmaster. The
speakers were Fresldenl Hurley G. Moor
head. Past Frealnents Harry 8. Wellor
and Dan Baum, Jr.; fcecretary Kmrrltus
Tom 8. Kelly, Rotarlana Arthur Cooley,
H. G. Bell, John Bcaklns, Lee Huff,
Frank Vlerllng, R. F. Kloke and George
Mlckel.
There were over 1.9f detegates at the
big convention, representing H8 different
clubs In as many cities. Omaha'a dele
gation numbered twenty-elsht, counting
wives, and waa next to the largest In at
tendance, outside of the California clubs.
With 4.000 ' Ring for Omaha" bells, the
Gate City Rotarlana early pus their home
club in large letters en the International
map of Rotary, and succeeded In getting
the motto, "Stop Oft at Omaha," Into
large type In the convention bulletins.
Next year the local club plans to send
much blgirer delegation to Cincinnati,
the 191S convention city.
A feature of last night's proceillnss was
the presentation of huge bouquets of
beautiful roses to C. Louis Meyer and
John Sullivan for their wives, in honor
of the arrival of a baby girl in each
household.
Rosebud Country
Yields Big Crop
DALLAS, f IV, Sept. :X (Special )
The farmers of the Koertu. country are
sending to central and southern lows'
for fnrm help to lake care of the enor
mous crop. Various reports of the ylcM
of crops In the Itnseluid country have,
t'een published In newspapers all Over,
the country, which hmo been followed by
confirmations and dcninli.. '
The fact of the matter Is. that It Is
hard to exasserate on the crops of the
Kosehinl country this year. There h
been an hlfch as fitly bushels of winter
wheat threshed to the aire. This Is not
tha average yield, but the highest yield. :
Very little has yielded below tnciity.ftve I
bushels. i
One case In particular that deserves
mention is the case of a farmer in Tripp '
county who had a poor wheat crop last !
year and did not harvest until late. At!
harvest time he noticed that considerable1
wheat waa on the ground. He dlnoed his
land and moved to town. This volun-:
teer crop threshed twenty-eight bushels '
to tha arre. j
Rye, oats and barley have yielded pro- j
portlonately well. There la comparatively
little threshing done, but one cannot hetir
of a poor crop of amr.ll grain. Corn Is
not fully matured, but it blda fair to le
the blKRest yield the Rosebud country
has ever enjoyed. There has been no
froese, but there waa a little frost on the
night of September 20, which will be a
benefit rather than a detriment to the
corn, as It will have the effect of stop
ping the growth and cause It to mature.
It la safe to predict the biggest yield of
corn the Rosebud ha ever had.
Hard Coal is natural "Vulcan Coke" is a "By
product" yet "Vulcan Coke" is MADE in all of
tho hard coal SIZES you've grown used to. Show
us where you can burn hard coal to advantage and
we will show you where you may use "Vulcan
Coke" at 2C; less expcr.30. And the latter will
NOT burn out fire pots or grates. Think of a fuel
that is FREE from clinkers, is clean, smokeless
and leaving only a trifle of ash, and you havo
thought of a "perfect" fuel. "THE PERFECT
FUEL," by the way, is the slogan the producers
have adopted for "Vulcan Coke."
Get It by
Phoning
Tyler 1754.
5o50
Per
Ton
Takes the
Place of Hard
Coal Surely.
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Mln aehoots Itisrit,
WASHINGTON. Sept. K. -There Is lit
tle huc . 1 teotjciiii.ft i.Hoiiai y scnoola
and colleges In the interior o( Turkey,
acoordlnic to a d'spatch today from Am
bassador Morgenthati, who said mans
school properties remained vacant "for
the lack of teachers, pupils snd patrons.''
Let The Bee get you a good job.
"Situations Wanted" ads are free
The Way to a Woman's Heart
a Officials
Accused of Bribery
BAPUXPA, OVl Sept. X.S. J. Smith,
mayor of Sapulpa; Vanoe likely, com
missioner of public safety, and U. O.
Jones, chief of polloe, were arrested late
today charged with bribery. The arreata .
were made on indictments returned by i
the Creek county grand Jury, which has
been Investigating alleged lawlessness In
Sapulpa. Several other indictments were
Included In the report of tho grand Jury,
but were withheld until arrests are made.
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SHE WILL RK CONTENT AND HAPPV.
Have yon eTer stopped to think the infinite sat.
isfartion a boautifully fnniishetl home will give
your family? Do you know the deep, quiet Joy of rest
ing in your owji beautifully furnLshed home after hard
day "down town?" Do you know that 11 art man's will fur.
nlsh your home with the highest grade of furniture and you
can hare a year or more to pay for It? Glance around your home
ana lis surroundings and think this offer over.
And when you eventually think furni
ture think "Haitmnji's," Omaha's home
furtilthlnirs apeci'Ulst. You should select
furniture carefully for it hecomes a constant
and Intimate companion of your home. Let us
show rott some real furniture fit for your homo. If
you buy before seeing our stock and Ret our prices you
are doing yourself an injustice. There is only one way
to nrove this to yourself. Come and se we invito com-
nsriimn. Make the most of everT furniture dollar. 1ft us
show you how. ' Relow are listed a few of our typical offerings.
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Apartments, flats, tiuusea and cottages
can be rented quiokly and cheaply by a
Bee 'Tor Rent."
Bought Voters for
Ten Cents, Price of
Drink, Says Witness
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept. 25.
Voters were bought for 10 cents, "the
price of a drink," in the election of
November 3, 1914, according to Ed
ward J. ("Big Chief") O'Leary, who
testified today in tbe trial of Mayor
Joseph E. Bell, charged with election
conspiracy. About 100 saloonkeep
ers testified during tbe day that they
bad contributed to the democratic
vampaign fund in sums ranging from
5 to f75. City employes, most of;
whom were indicted with Mayor Bell, j
were named as the collectors of this :
. j 1
iudu.
O'Leary told of an alleged con:
versatlon with Mayor Bell during
which the mayor told him to "do as
you have always done."
What had you always done at
elections," Prosecutor A. J. Rucker
asked.
"I'told the mayor I had voted' re
peaters," replied the witness.
O'Leary testified he had bought
fifteen voters and 4hat be bad given
eight of them "the price of a drink
10 cents." He said he had bought
uppers for three others.
HEIRLOOMS OF ZACHARY
TAYLOR GIVEN TO WILSON
WASHINGTON, Bept. . Mrs. Walter
R. Btauffar of New Orleans, granddaugh
ter of President Zachary Taylor, pre
sented te .President Wilson for the White
House collection several heirlooms be
longing to her ancestor. They included
a pair of silver candlesticks, a cut glasa
decanter and several wins glaasea used
by President Taylor in the White House,
a brooch containing a lock of his hair,
a silver spur and the handle of a walk
ing stick given htm during the Mexi
can war.
BABC0CK STATIONED
, IN NEW YORK CITY
George I. Babcock, who has been na
tional secretary for Mexico for the Toung
Men's Christian association, has arrived
In New York City, where he will be sta
tioned In the future since disturbed con
ditions In the south make national work
there Impossible at present.
The association's international and
home work has recently been placed In
charge of J. R. Mott and Mr. Babcock
will be one of Mr. Mott's assistants.
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0MAHANS HELD ON CHARGE
OF BEING COUNTERFEITERS
COVINGTON, Ky., Bept 28.-A man
giving his name as Douglass Wright, and
a woman, who registered as Mrs. Badl4
Wright, were arrested here today on a
charge of counterfeiting. The police
claim to hae confiscated several molds
snd other Implements for money making.
Wright said he is a laborer and that
the woman is his slater. He said they
formerly lived at Omaha and Rand, Colo.
DR. DAY BRINGS CRIPPLED
GIRL TO SUNDAY MEETING
Selma Ohlfs. tha Houth Side crippled
sirl In whom a number of Omaha club
women are Interested, waa brought to the
tabernacle with her mother by Mrs. G. K.
fupper. Ir. C. M. Lay provided an auto
mobile to bring the crippled girl.
tlhinr Hotel, Dearer.
Tiie Hotel where popular prices pre
vail. One can secure very desirable
rooms as follows:
With Hath For one person, tl.SO to
K.y per day; for two persons, 12.50 to
J3 .7) per day; for three persons, $100 to
J4 KI per day.
Without Bath For one person, tl-00
to 11.50 per day; for two persons, $2.00 to
$2 50 per day; for three persons, $160 to
$3.08 per day.
The ideal stopping place en ronte to
the Exposition. Write to the ALBANY
HOTEIj MANAGEMENT. DENVER,
Onlorado, for booklet entitled "One Day
Trips from. Denver," FREE. Postage
prepaid.
1 I nasa Mrrilclae thai Helps.
Iir. iKns's New Discovery will help
ijr rotish or cold. Keep a bottle at
fm.ui' tor cr"ernrlr. W. At d minims
Culls From the Wire
Vice President Msrshall called at the
While House and discuxsed with l'ri
dci t Wilson the international situation,
national defense anil other problems con
fronting the administration. Mr. Mar
snail told the president that an extenilve
trip through the country had convinced
blm that the people ere pleased with the
manner in which International affairs
ial been lnanHi;td.
The MMvalo Steel company of Phila
delphia, iidc of tli lariat of the -tailed
independent concerns In the coun
try, i n lloyinif 6.i0 in.-n, was today sulj
to puri'liuseis whose identity has not Wen
itlxi looeil. The sale pries Sl rotimatcs
tl.VM. Coin. Ident with the le of
the MldvRle .lnnl came the report that
tho t'smt'ila 8i,h-I coiimNiiy, another big
Imlei'eiulenc eonein with a lnrit Qt
.lolniHtow n l';i . is );i tl- kjiiiw of eliuii
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TBZaX, JLCTA.aH MAILED
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powers.
The great trouble with the majority of
women Is that they try to remove plm-
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a full esed bed. Bultahls for parlor, library or bed
room. Specially priced at, only
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etc. These methods will not cunt nor
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Ths difficulty is generally Impure
blood. The blood Is a stream of wests
matter filled with poisons. Its color Is
black and blue or brownish, Instead of
ruby red as It should be.
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stomach with the food you eat They
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All the cosmetics In the world will
not bring back a clear complexion if
your Diooa is ruled with Impurities.
Go to your druggist and buy a box of
Stuart s Calcium Wafers, price 60o.
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THIS MAfiSIVE OVERsTrKFtU l.l
I'KIUAl. LKATHKH KOL'KEH is with
out Uouht one of tha greatest bargains
ever offered In thla city. Very mans ve
In construction and upholstered In a
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set of steel tempered springs. Back la
aeepiy- turtea, rronl
and arms hanilanmely
rulfled. Ho sure and
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