fiJE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, FEBKL'AltV 7, 1916.
Nebraska
My! How That Chee-ild Has Grown!
PRIMARY PLEDGE
MAY BE A JOKER
Candidate on Democrat io Ticket
Eridentlj Hare Forgotten On
Little Thing:.
HOWEVER IT'S ON STATEMENT
(From 4 Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Feb. -(Fpeelal.) "And I
hereby pledge myself to bid br th re
sult of the primary." Pert of the
statement required by the primary taw
nf candidate who Ale for an offtro or
who accept a filing made by petition.
Juat sow people are wondering where
Mayor Charle Bryan will be. who last
week signed a atatement of which the
a bore clans la a part In accepting the
petition filed to place hla name on the
primary ballot as a candidate for the
democratic nomination lor governor.
Mr. Bryan haa given out the atatement
that any candidate who' refueee to pledge
himself for the Bryan brand of prohibi
tion wll find hlmaelf. If nominated, op
posed by the Bryane for the election.
There are three avowed candidate who
have filed for the democratic nomination
for governor, Mr. Bryan, Mr. Berg and
Mr. fihleld. All three Of them are dry
randldntra. Should the Hon. John Q.
Barleycorn file for the nomination and be
successful, where will Mr. Bryan find
hlmaelf? Mr. Barleycorn, or ome man
Juat aa wet, will be a candidate for the
democratic nomination, and, ahould he
get It, It will be up to Mr. Bryan to
repudiate his affidavit Or the candidate. -
THREE DEATHS AT TABLE
ROCK AND HUMBOLDT
TABLE ROCK, Neb., Jan. (.-(Special.)
8. M. Chaffln. a prominent pioneer of
the Nemaha valley for the taut fifty-five
years, died at hla home In Humboldt at
the ape of M yeara, afler a long and serl.
oua Illness. He la survived by a widow
and severe! children. Two yeara ainee Mr,
and Mr. Chaffln celebrated their golden
wedding, at which time eevenly-two rela
tive wore preent.
After an fllnea of aeveral year Mrs.
Mary Duerstetts, wife of Chrl Buer
tetta, formerly of Table nock, but now
of, Mead, Neb., died t tho residence of
her mother, Mr. Mary Zelenka, In Hum
boldt, aged SS year, of tuberculoma. Mary
Zelenka wa born on th old home farm
four mile east of Tahle Rock, February
3. itwa, and wae th third daughter of th
late Frank and Mra. Mary Zelenka. Bhe
wae married to Christian Buerstetta
February U. l0o. In Table Rock. Be
side th husband ho J eurvlved by a
mother, four brother and three aleter.
Mr. Harriet Talbot, wlf of William
Talbot of Table Rock, died at th family
residence Saturday at th age of TO. Bh
had been an invalid for several year and
her death wae not unexpected. Harriet
Manrt waa born in Manchester, Rniland,
and cams to America at th age of with
her parent. The family ha lived her
for thfrty-flv year. Surviving her I
her aged husband and five children aa
follow: Mr. Allc Wldillfteld, Penverj
Mr: Florence Bennington, IJtchfletd,
Neb.; Jamea H. Talbot and Tom T. Talbot
of 9Wh!e Rock, and Elmer Talbot of Lin
coln, an employ of th poatafflo.
Funeral services were held Sunday after
noon at th Methodist Episcopal church".
(1 snoviDurmri i
( Tlilt Bt A LI IT "S
GERMANS CROSS TO
SPANISH GUINEA
Fourteen Thousand of Their Colo
nial Troops Interned by
the Dons.
KAMERUN CAMPAIGN IS OVER
MADRID. Feb. 6. Nine hundred
Germans and 14,000 of their colonial
troops from the German colony of
Kamerun haro crossed the border
into Spanish Guinea, according to
an official announcement made here
today. The troops hare been dis
armed and Interned.
This Is taken here to Indicate that
the Fianco-Brltlsh campaign in the
Kamerun s nearing a conclusion.
The FrancA-Britlsh campaign against
th Kamerun, a German protectorate In
western equatorial Africa, was begun In
th spring of int. French and British of
ficial reports have told f the occupation
of Ngaunder, one of th chief interior
trading stations, which, from Its situa
tion, climate and the number of road
converging from It, wa th center of
German resistance; of the taking of
Tlbetl. 137 mile front th Nigerian bor
der, and th more recent capture of th
towns of Dstng, Nka.i and Lolod6rf, and
the retirement of lsrge convoys into
Spanish Oulnea.
The X&meruo protectorate ha an area
of 181.130 square mllea and ha a popula'
Uon of I,MO,000, Including about 1,000
whites.
Th only other possession of the Oer
mans in Africa not conquered by the
allies Is the protectorate of German East
Africa, which ha an area of ftW.000 square
mile and a population of S.SOO.OOO.
Gcraldino Farrar
Will Marry Actor
BOfTO. Feb. . Mis Oeraldlne Far
rar, the grand opera tr. is to De mar
ried to Lou Tellengen. an actor, It wa
stated tonight. Mis Farrar, herself,
after a concert here gave the Information
o Charles A. Kills, her manager, the lat
ter aald.
Kills quoted Mis Farrar M saying the
marriage would take place in New Tork
next Tuesday.
The prospective husband of the famous
soprano came to this country from France
about five year ago th leading man
In Mme. Sarah Bernhardt' company. . ,
HEAD OFFICIALS
GIVE HEAVY BLOWS
IN NOBFOLK PEOBE
(Continued from Page One.)
ery tolTtngnira that if tie ot nol'dl-
FURIES COUNTY FLOUR
, MILL BURNS TO GROUND
BEAVER CTTT, Neb., Feb. 1 (Special
Telegram.) The Beaver City flouring
mill located on mil west of town and
owned by E. C. Carter burned last even
ing. The fire started In th top part of
the building which wa of wood, probably
frf m a hot box. There were 8,000 bushel
t f in n In the mill, th property of Mr.
Carter and 1.300 bushel of wheat belong
ing to Charles Laub or this city. Mr.
farter- had $8,000 of Insurance on th
building and content and Mr, Laufe had
l.!v Insurance on hi grain.
Mr. Carter'a loss la 115.000. Th mill
wa built in 179 by A. It. Lashley and
was th oldest landmark In Furnas
t aunty. ,
ravekna-fTrWrIadly
KURT IN UNUSUAL MANNER
RAVENNA, Neb.. Fab. i. - Special.
John Dreva, a farmer living couth of
teem, wa seriously Injured whit bring'
Ing a load of hay to town Saturday. Ills
horse became frightened a he ap
proached th Burlington viaduct, and
standing on lop of th load trying to hold
them hla head came In violent contact
with the frame work of th bridge, a
rati'ii sa Urge as a man' hand wa torn
from th top of hi head, and he wa
bidly bruised by falling from th wagon.
II received nodical aid promptly and la
expected to recover. This viaduct haa
been used more than twenty yeara and
this 1 th first accident of th kind.
Lew la j- House Damaged. '
, LEWI. Neb.. Feb. . (Special.) A a
ru!t of a defective chimney th Lewi
High rchool building caught fir and be
far th fir company succeeded In gain
ing control of tbe flame th building
waa considerably damaged. Th fir wa
discovered during Ih forenoon session
and pupils and teachera worked hard t
sava the domestic science equipment, the
pteno and various article of furniture.
Mle fcheler, one of the teacher, sprained
a wrist badly In assisting in the work.
Read Will Debate SeaasUr.
NORTH BEND. Neb.. Feb. l-pclal )
Th local debating Uam composed of
1 Krause. Willi Millar, John Mc
luhan, llasel Devlne. Raymond Watson
nd 'Jame Lt will meet the 8chuyler
icam Thursday evening at Kchuyler for
l he first of the Inter-high school debates
Cjuettion: Resolved. That congress
should adopt th recommendation of th
tecretstry of mar and secretary of navy
on e matter of armament.
charge a certain man of aotorlou Immor
ality they would leave by I o'clock that
afternoon, and th man thereupon was
discharged. He sold he urged vaccination
when th mallpo epldemlo brok out.
but th superintendent did not ordf
vaccination until January.
Ku Qeatraattae Prattle.
Th epldemlo atarted In July. When
they finally did vaccinate th epidemic
ended. II aald attendant suffering with
smallpox were permitted to go to th fhv-
ploya dining room for their mJa. He
told of reporting en woman for mien
duet and th woman told Outtery Foster
was a liar, and th woman waa retained.
II said Mr. Weber was chronically 111.
but was retained until she suddenly de
parted Just befor th Investigation thi
week. He said she was incompetent and
was found asleep on duty.
Dr. II. R. Carson, first assistant super
intendent and at present acting superin
tendent, told of cruel tie. II wa ap
proaching a ward and heard a man cry.
Ing at regular Intervals as If being struck;
then hs hsard blows. When n entered
he found an attendant, Fahey, had been j
beating Ol Flhr, a patient, ever th
head and neck with a strap several feet
long and an Inch and a half thick. It
reported this Immediately to pr. utrt
tery, hut Fahey remained in charge of
th ward.
Patleat Choked.
Art! Bagby aucceeded Fahey when th
Utter resigned and th wltns found
Bagby choking Oscar Nelson, a patient.
II reported this to Outtery, but Bagby
waa retained. H heard Bagby call a pa
tient a vile nam, which h reported to
Outtery. II told Outtery neither f these
men was fit to be in charge of patient.
II told of asking Fahey to shave a pa
tient's neck and Fahey became angry
and cursed th aaslstant phyelefen, which
h reported to th uprtntendent. Fahey
did pot resign until a long time after
that.
Dr. Careon told of ordering Bagby to
get a certain patient out of bed in ft
morning. Th order wa Ignored and
when asked about It Bagby cursed th as
sistant aupeiintendent end said he could
get out of th ward tf he didn't like the
way Bagby wa running It. Bagby was
transferred to another ward but never
discharged.
Iteeerda Falsified.
Dr. Carson said one nurse would enter
false record as to medicine that wa
given patient-cases of serious linpork-
sncs. and did many other thing of
Ilk natur that mad bar unreliable, and
hs reported her to Dr. Outtery, but sh
waa retained and promoted to tak
chars of n Important mal ward.
Dr. Carlson said Dr. Outtery told him
about a nurse found in a room with an
attendant and that Outtwy said he had
the girl tell him all th Immoral events,
of her llf In detail and that h waa
going to keep her and did keep hr; and
that th next night or so at a dance Dr,
Outtery danoed with her and on em
ploy said: "1 got Outtrys number last
night when bs danced with Mis "
Careon ld "papa' pet" wa a com
mon xireslon and named th employe
to whom It referred. Me said that In
! Head of iaauing order through heada of
rtepsrtment. Dr. Outtery would Ignore
h s arrlalanta and go direct to sub
ordinate. He would go t a ward and
countermand orders given previously by
th physician In chart of th word. In.
stead of giving hie order to th physi
cian.
by every victim a by on. II ald
nurse told him that Dr. Outtery aald a
very great deal In disparagement of th
sanitary precaution taken by th as
sistant physician In trying to check th
smallpox. 11 aald that in thl way h
blamed Dr. Outtery for the spread of th
smallpox epldemlo, and that when he
remonstrated with Outtery the latter
aald: "I'm superintendent."
Dr. Outtery was asked If he had any
witnesses hs wished to call, but he had
none.
Germans Repulse
British Advance
BERLIN, Feb. .-British detachments'
attempted to advance in the region south
west of Neuvllle and south of La Baa
canal, but were driven back, according
to the statement Issued today by the
German general headquarters staff.
PARIS, Fob. . French artillery sub
jected the German trenches lit th region
of Malaons ds Champagne to a destruc
tive fire yesterday, says th official state
ment Issued this afternoon by the Frenclt
war department The statement slso re
counts the bringing down in flames of a
German aeroplane after an engagement
with a French battleplane.
HYMENEAL
Peaa-Jobe.
PAWNEE CITT. Neb.. Feb. .--lal.)
Thomas J. Penn of Table Rock
and Mrs. Olare Jobs cf Pawnee City were
united In marriage Thursday at th court
hous In Pawnee City, County Judge J.
R. McNalr, officiating.
Satlifc-Faxtea.
FALLS CITT, Neb., Feb. . (Special.)
Mr. Carri Paxton went to California
last week, arriving at Sacramento Febru
ary 1, where h waa met by Xrrin ftmlth
and they were Immediately 'united In
marriage. Mr. Smith is a former Palls
City resident, having lived bare thirty
years ago, and has not seen his bride
since she was a girl. Although Mr. Drotth
has ranch Interest In "pre glue, J'ah., hs
has been the last six months with his
daughter and sister , in Modesto, where
they will Continue to restds. Mr. Paxton-
Kmlth has two sons living In Falls City,
and Clarence Smith is brother of th
groom.
Net rroaa X.are1.
LAUREL. Nb., Feb. .-(! peetej.)
Laurel has contracted for a high priced
lecture course for next winter, Maud
Balllngton Booth is to be the leading
attraction.
Mrs, Henrietta Rademaeher is dead at
the age of 78. She was born In Germany
end came to America with her husband
In 1W. Her husband died sight yeara ago
at Allen, and shs came here five year
ago to live with a son. Three children
survive Mrs, R. H. Cross and Uerhart O.
Rademaeher of Laurel, and Henry Rade
maeher ef Waburn. Mln.
The Laurel Odd Fellows have sold ths
electric plant belonging te the Laurel
Auditorium, to be need to tight the town
of 1 1 os kin. The Auditorium, a t.000
structure, erected twa years age, will be
connected with th new city el ec trio light
plant being Installed here.
A movement Is on foot te establish la
the new city building. In process of erec
tion, a rest room for women and children
frem the country. The money from the ,
Red Cross seal campaign will be utod
toward this end. . Laurel enjoys the dls-
MlHUusrr 11 eats from Africa.
NORTH BEND. Neb., Feb. . -(Bpecia!.)
- Rev. Paul Smith of this elty recently
returned from missionary ork in Africa,
I'Ss gene to Tuakegee, Ala., to visit th
booker T. Washington Institution to get
information and to observ mettiod used
with th negro race a an aid In tils own
ork with th black people of th Sudan
mission.
To Throw Off rl4a a aid Pre
vent drip.
Take LAXATIVE &ROMO Ql'IXIXE. It
destroys grmc. acta as a tonic and
laxative, and help to keep th system In
hcslihy ci.rtitlon. There Is only on
' URfKO gi'lMXK." K. W. GHQVK B
Isfintur on l.cs. ;V- Advertisement.
Sanitary Rale Violated.
During the smallpox epideml. in which
he said there were about aeventy cases
between July and January, h said both
h sad Dr. Foster urged Dr. Outtery te
vaccinate when th epidemic began, but
h refueed until ordered to do so by th
Board of oCntrol In January; that Out
tery allowed Attendant Penhalow te re
mala tn a room on the open ward when
he bad smallpox and refused to Isolate
him on th alck ward, and that Pea'
r slows atoter, wae I cook, was per
mitted by Dr. Outtery to go In and out
ef Penhalow's. room without disinfecting
In any way, going from there to th
kitchen to eook th mI; and that
when Carson told th eook she had no
buatneea to go Into that smallpeg room
sh became very angry and continued to
do it
lie aald when Outtery refused to Isolate
this case he told Cuttery to take charg
of the cse himself snd h said a smsll
pox n ii amine might a well b broken
America Must Fight
1,500 Miles at Sea
NEW TORK, Feb, .-Th United States
haa in Its navy ths nucleus ef the best
fighting machine In the world, according
to Frank J. Sprague. chairman or the
committee on electricity and ship build
ing ef the Naval Consulting board, who
returned here today after spending
month aboard the battleship New York
and wttneaathg th maneuver of tKe
Atlantis fleet In aouthern waters. Mr.
Sprague declar! the two most vital re
quirements of. the navy at present are
more officer and men and greater ef
ficiency In target practice, na said the
government oould not spend too much
money In this regard.
A graduats of Annapolis, and the first
engineer to recommend th Introduction
of, electricity Into the servtc of the
navy, Mr. Spragus aakt his observations
while aboard the New tork had con
vinced him that America must be pre
pared to fight its future battles at leaat
LGOO miles out at sea.
FIND A FORTUNE IN
HOLE UNDER FLOOR
Money Believed Stolen from Mail
Car Recovered Beneath Black
smith Shop.
BASK NOTES Iff FRUIT JAR
.
of
SWITCHMEN ON THE
TOASHJALK OUT
Union freaident Sayi All of Five
Hundred Men Obeyed the
Order.
NOT SO MANY, SAY ROAD CHIEFS
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Feb. . Mem
bers of the Switchmen's union em
ployed on the Wabash railroad sys
tem went out on a strike at
o'clock last night. ,
According to S. F. Heberllns,
president of the Switchmen's union,
all of the 600 union men employed
by the Wabash, obeyed the strike
order. According to the railroad
officials, only 150 to 200 men were
affected, and their places have been
filled by switchmen who belong to
the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
Read The Bee Want A ds. It pay I
News ITote ef North Platte.
NORTH PLATTE, Neb.. Feb, l- Spe
cial.) At a meeting of the city superin
tendents of the state, held In Lincoln last
week, Wilson Tout, superintendent of th
North Platte public schools, was, re
elected president ef th organisation. An
Invitation to hold the annual meeting of
the association In 1317 In North Platte wa
extended by Prof. Tout.
After deliberating for nine hour, the
jury In the ease of O'Connor against Lin
coin county, wherein O'Connor brought
suit to collect tJ.000 damages, returned a
verdict for H in favor of O'Connor. An
incomplete bridge was the cause of the
Occident whereby O'Connor sought to ob
tain damages.
Lincoln county's aspirants for political
honors at ths spring primary election are
as follows: For sheriff, Frank Coker,
Thomas McConnel, A. 3. Salisbury, O. T.
Btegman, all republican: for county com
mlsaloner, J. W, Rowland, democrat, and
John W. Fowler, republican; for county
treasurer, 8. M. (louder, republican; for
County clerk, A. 8. Allen, republican; for
county commissioner, I. L MUtonberger,
republican; for clerk of th district court,
Oeorg E. Prosier, republican.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.. Feb.
From under the dingy floor
blacksmith shop government detec
tives unearthed today a fortune In
unsigned national bank notes. When
tbe mass of green and yellow paper
was counted, they said they had re
covered $30,000 of the money atolen
October 8, 1915, when three men
robbed a mall car at Rock Cut, W.
Va.. and obtained 1100,000 in cur
rency shipped from Washington for
the use of banks In Illinois and In
diana.
John Harrison, owner of the
blacksmith shop, was arrested sev
eral days age and Is being held for
transfer to West Virginia on a charge
of having placed in Jeopardy with a
weapon the mall clerk on the train
and also of having stolen currency
In his possession. A fruit jar con
taining 1 1.7 5 5 in national bank
notes had been unearthed previously.
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Putting Up Hard
Battle to Preserve
Arkansas City
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an accumulation of bile and bowel poison
which keep you bilious, headachy, dlny.
tongue coated, breath bad and stomach
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LITTLH ROCK. Ark.. Feb. . The rert.
Idly widening lake In southeastern Arkan
sas, formed by th flood water of the
Arkansas river pouring through Veaka
tn the levee, had engulfed a score of
towns tonight, leaving several thouean
persona homeless, taking a toll of sixteen
lives . and doing damage estimated at
thousand of dollar. Btlll greater dsms!'
I feared if the Mississippi continues to
rise. Predicted stage at Arltanaaa City
threaten a break In the Mississippi levees
which would precipitate i the greatest ca
lamity.
All day TOO men who remain in Arkan
sas City, tolled In an effort to strengthen
the levees, and tonight they were hepef i?
that the town would be saved. The nari
row strip of levee Is the only land in
sight there.
On one side of the great river, swollen
until its surface Is fifteen feet above the
level of the town.
On tTie other side of the levee Is the
great flood lake, nearly forty miles long
snd twenty miles wide. From It only the
upper stories of buildings tn Arkansas
City protrude. At the levee are three
steamboats ready to carry the plucky
fighters to safety should they loose their
battle with th flood.
Ex-Aurora Mayor
. Is Cleared by Club
AURORA, Neb Feb. s-8peclal Tele
gram.) At a meeting of ths newly elected
board of directors of th Aurora Com
mercial club yesterday Y E. Lunsbury
wa re-elected president; C. W. Went,
vtn president; p. C. Smith, secretary,
and Oeorge W. McCann, treasurer.
On ef th first acts ef th new beard
wae rescinding a resolution of censure
against former Mayor F. J. Sharp which
was passed by ths old board January T.
The resolution ef censure waa ordered
expunged from the record of th club.
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Kntarkta Entertain.
FALLS CITT, Nb.. Feb. .-Bpccll.-The
Knights of Columbus at their regu
lar monthly meeting for visitors enter
tained about fifty members. Pat Rawley,
chairman of the entertainment commtt-
tlnetlon of Uvlng this year for the third I toIlow4 wtth M tnformal
.me som tue largest aumoer Ol JUKI ,,.,k Mta. r!rr MeO-rr. Mrwr.t
Cress seala per capita of any town in th
Stat.
New Netee of Weet Point.
WEST POINT. Neb., Feb, l-Specll.)
Frederick Walter Rorensen was united
In marriage to Miss Alma Mary Wilde,
Rev, L. J. Powell, pastor of Grace Lu
theran church, performing the ceremony.
Herman F. Sas bss been appointed
uparlntandent of th county poor farm
at a salary of 11,106.
Orovtr C. Nits has resigned as deputy
ssaesaor of th city of West Point snd
JI. W, Compton has been appointed to
that position.
Mrs. Rabett Brun, widow ef th tat
Malk Brua, died at th family home oq
Wednesday.
A wolf hunt will be pulled off en neat
Thursday. In the torrttory west ef the
river the wolvee have been very trouble
som of lata. In thl hunt thirty sections
of land will be covered and about WD
nn are axpected to take part.
D. A. McCarter, on of th late Arnold
MoCarter. and a former resident of this
place, died at hla horn In Omaha from
th effect of scarlet fever end erysipelas.
MoKlever and Kathrlne C ashman fur
nished Instrumental and vocal numbers.
To Entarsje Connty Fair,
HOLD REG E, Neb., Feb. .-SpclaJ.
There Is talk here of enlarging th
Phelps County Fair association, which
was organised last fall, to a district fair
association to cover thl part of th state.
Th plan will be decided upon at a meet
ing of the board of director of ths
Phelps county organisation In this city
February 11 If the plan, goes through a
large tract of land near this city will be
purchased and a fair grounds with race
track, etc be built.
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PIERRE. It t.. F-b. a. Special Tele-grm-
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from Leechburg. Pa., was found dead In
his ruom at a local hotel with a bullet
bole through his hed. and a revolver
lying by hi side. He left a letter say
ing he had trouble and did not care te
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munity have confidence in the
State Bank Guaranty Law end in
Tlie State Bank
of Omaha
16tk ens' Hsmey
is amply proven by tKe fact tKat
this bank s deposits Have increased
on an average of oVer f 2.000.00
every day since it was organized,
November 1 6tK, 1912.
It's a Safe, ConVcnimt '
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'Q AccsunH.
Time
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THE "COME-BACK"
The Tome-back" man was really never
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Improper eating, and living, demands
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I health-giving appetite and th refresh-
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tutes. Look for the name GOLD MEDAL
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inal. Imported Haarlem Oil Capsules.
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