THK BKE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1916.
CHARGES BRANDEIS
HELPED WRECK ROAD
Boitcn Lawyer Sayi Supreme Court
Komi nee Assisted Kew Haren in
War on New England Line.
SUITS FORCE RECEIVERSHIP
WASHINGTON. Feb. 17. Moor-;
field 8torejr of Ponton, an attorney'
charged before the Judiciary tub- i
committee of the senate today that
!t.ulft D. Drandela helped to wreck
the New York A New England rail
road In 1892 and 1893, with the re
sult that It waa absorbed by the
New Haven road.
; Asked aa to Mr. Brandela' repu
tation ai a lawyer, Mr. Storey tes
tified: "I think his reputation in the!
Doston bar is that he Is a very cap
able, very energetic and If necessary
to adranre his objects he Is not scru
pulous as to his methods, nor Is he
f- be trusted."
Says Railroad (Bar- Trae.
Storey hurt been summoned by the
cnmmiltee In It inquiry Into th fitness'
of Mr. Ursndels for the supreme court.
Senator Wlh told tr.e witness that C.
W. Rarron of Rosto.i had sstd Branded
waa one employed to help wreck the
New England railroad.
I think that la true," aald Mr. Btorey.
He proceeded to describe the New En
land aa a competitor of the New Haven
between Boston and New Tork.
"Bhortly before the spring of ISM," ,he
aald, "tha New Havi began to haraaa
the New Rnsjland. which ran part war
to New Tork over the New Haven
trarka. The New Haven flrat refused to
advene. freight for the New England.
!t seriously Interfere! with ita tralna,
and thtea wan .every Indication that It
waa the purpose of tl, New Itaven road
to destroy the New Entlrod.
Itraadela Flies Tea Salts.
"In the spring of 193 Mr. Brandela
brought a serfea of ten suits against the
New England railroad in Masaachusetts.
Connecticut and Rhode Island. Ha was
acting- ostensibly for N. T. Goldsmith,
a Boston liquor dealer, and smalt New
England stockholders and some asso
ciates. The bills were designed to par
alyse the financial operations of the
New EY.gland road. One ault was to
prevent tha payment of dividends en
preferred stock, another to prevent the
Issue of 'mortgage bonds . and another
attacked the New Knglsnd s leases on
, rtain branch lines.
'"In the following year tha afasaachu
setla legislature inveatlgated relations
of the . New Haven and New England
roads. ' 1 conducted the hearing. Mr.
Rrandela testified them that ha was
counsel in all these sulta which impaired
the finances or tha New England road,
forcing It Into receivers' hands In 1X
rrom which It emerged as the property
ot tha New Haven.
Real Plalattff cver Named.,
, .'The sulta, while brought In tha name
of Goldsmith, wets really brought in
om other Interests.. Goldsmith waa
'unable te pay the expense of the suits.
' l appeared ths Judge TV. J.. Kelly of
New Tork, now on the New Tork su
preme court,' was Interested in the case.
When 1 asked Mr. Brandela if he made
spy charges to Goldsmith and his as
sociates he admitted that he did not and
said money waa paid to htm ' through
Judge Kelly, ; s ' . , ,
"it was apparent that the suits were
not brought In the interest of his os
tensible clients. Brandela took dlrec
liens from some outside sources. Names
of those directly Interested never were
disclosed, bm the rMUt cf th, r)tht WM
that tha New Haven road eventually
look over the property of Us compel-
Ilor."
LANSING ACCEPTS
LUSITANIA NOTE
WITH A PROVISO
(Coutluued from Tsge One.)
and which waa subataiuially aa auted in
last night's news dispatches.
" astaeea rearfaU
LONDON, Feb. tf.-An. Amsterdam dls-
pstch to the Exchange Telegraph oom
pany says tha manager of one of the
greatest German Shipping companies, in
an interview In tha Bremen Tageblatt,
es presses a most peaalmtatlo opinion cor
earning the, effects of a possible breach
of relation between Germany and the
i nuea Mates. , TBla shipper, who. the
dispatch aaya, to believed to be Albert
nliin, director general or the Hamburg
American Steamahlp' company, la quotd
aa followa: - '
"A breach of Germany's relations with
America would hava a most serious ef
fect. All vroerlce s money and muni
tions would be at the disposal of the
ententa all lea. We should hava to take
ever the feeding the Belglana and Amer
ican attitude probably would induce
other neutrela to attack us. All our ships
would finslly be Interned In American
ports. Thla would represent taking away
rnormoua weak a from us,
"Our plight would be moat difficult.
When ths wsr is over Germany will have
to replenish ita atocka of raw materials.
. Do not let ua entertain any lllualona with
regard to England. It will continue cora
rtkerclal wsrfsre long after military
operations are over. It will taka away
an our trsdo wjth South Africa and
Australia and It will take years for our
paa.trnger aortic to reach a conditio
anything like that which existed before
the ar."
LITTLE GIRL SCALDED
TO DEATH AT AFT0N, WY0.
A r TON. Wyo, Feb. 17.-(pe-lal.)-..i
pan cf boiling water left on the floor of
ti e kitchen of the home of W. IL Kesler
prott'd fatal to his 2-year-old grand
cKugnier, jveina Meiaon. the child Mum
bling end falling lute the pan while
dancing In delight at the promiae of aome
randy. The child died an hour later,
he was a daughter of Henry Nelson.
nesarlarat Order.
WASHINGTON. Feb. IT. (Orwlal Tele-
riiMi.i-jirt. ah. j. jeuka liea been an-
K'H'il i-ratnmaier at Wawela. Trll'P
"iiir. ovuib iwHoia. tic aire. M. M.
j' r.anon, reau-e.
..il l-(ler 'arriers apiointed: Iowa
"" u. i r w. !,; lieorge, Ham.
l It. .;l.in: Ukt City, John E. Mo
r.my; n-keli. Jowph. '. Kelley,
""' ci ri.kola iirtdgawater, Oscar B,
' n a. lu-i. hett f Allegheny county.
li.iiUnJ. ha Lven ai.;.u,ieJ a asamt-
ol eerver In coniit-iln with the
".in.-r inirwau. to fx I.M-ied at Omaha.
. 'kr II. Voakuli of rihehvypari
i.n, Vu, to Iv lucd at Lincoln, N.u.
SHORT MEASURES CONFISCATED BY CITY John
Grant Yegg seizes wagonload which are not tip to standard.
HUNDRED THOUSAND
TURKS CAPTURED
(Coutluued from Psge One.)
ft. mor and Is a victory which will in
evltably have far reaching consequences.
General Berthaut In the Petit Journal
aaya It is not only a deadly blow to Tur
key, but an event which cannot fall to
have Ita effect on the other theaters of
the war. Major l Clvrteug aaya In the
Matin:
"The conquest of Brserum Is of more
Importance than would be that of any
other fortress in the whole war theater
In Asia we are not faced by a strategic
chess board, ruled acroaa by rallroaaa
and excellent routes along which fresh
forces could be brought up In a few days
ErsArum waa the solitary bulwark of the
Turklah empire in Asia. Open spaces,
suitable for operations on a great scale,
now present themselves to the forces of
Orand Duke Nicholas of Russia."
President Polncara telegraphed con
gratulations on the capture of Erserum
today to Emperor Nicholas and Gran
Duke Nicholas, commander of tha Hus
sion forces on the Caucasian front.
Tarklaaj Offlelal Report. .
CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 1T.-(VI
London.) The losses of one of the Brit
ish expeditions In Mesopotamia in a bat
tlo with the Turks near Batlha, west or
Korna, amounted - to 1,000 officers and
men, aocordlng to an official announce
ment given out by the Turkish war de
partment under date of February IS.
Tha statement also says that the Rus
sians lost 1,000 men in killed in a three-
day cattle on the Caucasian front.
The text of the statement follows:
"Irak front: One of our seaplanes flaw
over the enemy's artillery poaltlona at
Kut-EI-Amara, auceea-fu'ly dropping
twelve bombs, which . haa great effect.
"After bis defeat in the battle near
Bathlha. west of Korna, the enemy left
many dead on his rod of retreat. The
enemy loases In that battle, aa estab
lished up to the present, amounted to
t.000 men and animals. . '
, "Caucasian front: In tha fighting which
has been hi progress during the last three
days, despite cold weather and snow, th
enemy lost 1. 000 head and sixty prisoners.
, "Dardanelles: A cruiser, a monitor and
a Jorpedo boat of tha enemy on February
U fired twenty sheila on Tekke Burnu
and then withdrew before the fire of our
toast batteries. The fire of the warships
Old no damage. , , i .
"Near Aden! in the woods betwesn
fthejk Hoaan and Elualle, an. enemy re
connolterlng detachment was ambushed,
nearly all tha men being killed. Those
who escaped fled In the direction of
Sheik Ilosman, leaving behind all their
baggage."
MEAD MAN PRESIDENT
OF STATE THRESHERMEN
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Feb. J7.-Specla! Telegram.)
Nebraska threehermen in session hers
thla week elected the following officers
this afternoon: President, C. II. Oustsf
son, Mead; vice president, M. H. O' Mat
ley. Aids; secretary-treasurer, J. W. Mo
Harry, Juniata.
Mr. O'Malley was re-elected chairman
of th legislative committee. Mr. Quataf
aon, who Is the present president, re
fused a re-election, but tt waa forced upon
him and h finally aoecpted.
Resolutions favoring the Investigation
of the gasoline trust; a law requiring
farmers to drag tha roads In front cY
their farms; a, first lien on grain and a
request that farmers be mora prompt
In paying their threshing brUs wera
among the things desired by the asso
ciation. .
Kansas City, Missouri, March 22, 1915.
The Old Line Bankers Life Insurance Company,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Gentlemen: Your Mr. Miller handed me today a paid-up policy for
$1,000.00, and check for $421.56, in full settlement of policy No. 3477, on
which I paid the first premium March 21, 1895. This was a 20-year re
turn premium policy, and while at times it seemed difficult to secure
the money to pay the premiums, I feel very glad now that the policy
was taken out in your Company. .
The settlement made is satisfactory in every respect
. Yours truly, ROY C. SHOEMAKER.
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French Forces Take
Possession of All the
Bridges Near Vardar
PARIS, Feb. 17. A Hava dispatch
from Athens, dated February It, aaya
that the French have occupied all tha
bridge over th Vardar river and that
tha Greeks have occupied th river from
Topsln down to it mouth, aocordlng to
a telegram received from Salonlkl. The
Oreek newspaper. Patrls. has received
word from Fiorina that the situation of
the Oreek Inhabitants of Mbnastlr and
of the neighboring villages has been ren
dered exceedingly difficult by the opera
tions of Macedonian Bulgarlana, who ar
extorting money and pillaging the prop
erty of th Greeks without Interference
from the Bulgarian military authorities
Many Greeks of prominent positions, th
newspaper's correspondent says, have
been deported to Sofia. It Is added that
in explanation of their action In sending
away the neutral consuls from Monaatlr,
th Bulgarian authorities declare that
they took this measure because they now
oonslder that Monastlr is within tha
son of military operations In conse
quence of its bombardment by French
aeroplanes.
Topsln, on the Vardar river, about fif
teen miles northwest of Salonlkl, and
about seventeen mile from the mouth
of the river, Is th point from whleh it
haa been announced that the line of
defense of the Palonlkl camp of the
allies begins to the west. From there
it mount th river to Karaaull. and
sweep theno In a semi-circle to the
southeast, enclosing Salonlkl.
Dr. Thomas Morris
Injured at Atlantic
ATLANTIC, la., Feb. 17.-8pecial Tele
gram.) Dr. Thomas B. Morris, one of tha
best known physicians and surgeons In
this city, waa struck by a Rock Island
Westbound train No. DOS thla. morning at
a crossing east of th city, while on his
way In his car. to answer a call north
t the city. He was. dangerously in
jured.. vH did not see" the approaching
train at the crossing until within about
sixty feet of tt. He put on tha brakes,
pat the slippery roads skidded his car
Into th train.
The doctor was thrown about sixty
feet Into a ditch filled with icy mod and
Water. He waa brought to the city nnd
taken to the Atlantic hospital. He was
suffering from possible internal Injuries,
a fractured akull which produced con
cussion of the brain, a broken collar
bone and a broken nose.
TROOPS WILL REACH
FORT RUSSELL FEB. 27
CHETENNE. Wyo., Feb. lWSpecial.)
The Twenty-fifth Vnlted States In
fantry, which la stationed at Fort D. A.
Russell, will leave San Franclaoo Feb
ruary a in flv or six special trains and
will arrive at Fort Russell the 27th. A
wagon train from Fort Crockett. Tex.,
haa been ordered to proceed to Fort
Russell to replace the train which tha
Twenty-fifth left In the Philippines.
CAUCUS APPROVES FREE
SUGAR CLAUSE REPEAL
exaawasbaaaaB
! WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.Rpel of th
fre sugar claua ot th Undrew ood tariff
taw. waa approved as a. party measure
lata today by tha house demoeratlo cau
oua. Th vote was 84 to ID.
Whatever may be your need.
Want Ad will get It for you.
a Bee
ASSETS $9,100,000.00
Dr. Lord Addresses
Medical Society
Meeting at Creston
CRESTON, I. Feb. 17. -The annual
convention of the Southwestern Iowa
Medical society, which met her today,
was opened to the public. All of tht
sneakers, with the exception of Dr. J.
P. I-ord of Omaha, were resident of tiie
state. The convention program began lit
.) thla momlna, included a dinner a!
noon and is to clnee this evening.
Among the speakers were Dr. T. B.
Dorsey of Keokuk, Dr. T. B. Throck
morton of Des Moines, Dr. J. C. Ol
mareher of Clarlnda, Dr. C. A. Weaver
of Cumberland, Dr. lesson of Moun
Ayr, Dr. O. T. Armltage of Murray, Dr.
O. A. Boice of Washington, Dr. J. Ross
car of Orand River and Dr. George
Brooks of Greenfield.
Fourteen Hurt in
Wreck of Eorida
Limited in Virginia
RICHMOND, Va.. Feb. 17.-Th Sea
board Air Um'i Florida Limited, No.
10, northbound, was wrecked today at
Klngaland Bridge, ten miles south of
her, while running at high speed. No
one was killed. Fourteen persons were
badly Injured and others lees seriously
hurt. Th engine tender Jumped the
track, lipping up rails and ties and four
coaches went down a steep embankment.
Canadians Repulse
Attack on Trenches
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 17.-Th Germans
were repulsed Ut every attack upon ths
trenches held by the Canadian divlalons
In the recent flerc fighting around
Tpres, according to dispatches received
here today by the Mllltl department.
Thre dispatches said th Dominion
regiments were holding all their own
trenches when the German drive had ex-
haused Its strength. "Ther ar lot of
Germans In our trenches, whole platoona
of them" the report statee, "but they
ar alt dead Germans. Our losses are
very alight."
GLENW00D SCHOOLS
AND COURT CLOSED
GLENWOOD. Ia.. Feb. 17. (Special.)
Judge Bockafellow, by order of the
Glenwood Board of Health, adjourned
district court. In session here, until
March 1. Tha Jury will report on that
date unless otherwise ordered. The
grand Jury is still In session. There are
but three house under quarantine for
scarletlna, bat the number of exposures
Is unknown. Public, schools were dis
missed yesterday for two weeks, and
all publlo meeting called off. Children
ar ordered to be kept on their own
premises.
SENATE CONSIDERS G
NICARAGUA! TREATY
WA SUING PON. Feb. IT. The senat
went Into executive session again today
on tha Nlcaraguan treaty, with pros
pects of a, vot or It ratification. ,
(,-... ' 111 ',('
. MIaMirt lea Saft.
PIERRE. S. P., Feb. lT.-Spelal Tele
gram.) Th warm weather has broken
up Bad river and Upper Cheyenne and
tha water running Into th Missouri has
to softened tb to on th main stream
that the hack servioe between her and
Fort Pierre baa been discontinued.
Odd Fellows Bar Baildtagr.
HASTINGS. Neb., Feb. 17.- Special
Telegram.) Hasting lodge No. (0, Inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, has bought
the Edgerton building and will enlarge
and consolidate It with their old build
ing, making improvements at a cost of
about K00O.
To Prevent th Grip.
Colda cause Grip Laxative Bromo
Quinine removes the cause. Ther is
only on "Bromo Quinine.." E. W.
Grove's signature on box. 36c. Adver
tisement. La aa Offteera tor Alaaka.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1T.-Preident
Wilson today nominated Frank A. Boris
ot Juneau, Alaska, as receiver of public
moneys at Juneau and Clyde B. Walker
Af Juneau as registrar of th land office
there.
rias Games at Crete.
CRETE. Neb.. Feb. 17. 'Special Tele
gram ) Coach Behlseler of Doame onllage
had tha flrat two warn of th Intorclaoa
series played here this afternoon, when
the Senior were defated by the Sopho
mores, I to 5. and the Freshmen defeated
the Junior, li to R. The Xophomor
play the Frshmen tomorrow afternoon to
decide the achool championship.
TWE7ITY PATJktEXT LIFE rOLICT
Matured la the
OLD LIXE BANKERS LIFE INSURANCE
OOMFAXT
of Lincoln, Nebraska
Name Roy C. felsoeniaker
Reldnc Kansas Ctj, Mo.
Amount of policy .........91.000.00
Total premiums paid company $554.00
8KTTLKMK NT
Cash paid Mr. Shosmtaker $12 1.54
And paid-op participating policy. .$1,000.00
MEXICANS KILL
76 AMERICANS
IN THREE YEARS
(Continued from Page One.)
the proper officials on tnelr own initia
tive. President Wilson, In a brief letter for
warding the report, ssld he approved of
Secretary Lansing's letter submitting the
data.
The totsl number of Mexicans reported
kilted In American territory as a result
of border trouble other than those result
ing from firing across the border, the
report oars. In IMS to W Inclusive, was
eighty-nine. Mexicans killed in American
territory a a result of firing across the
international line during engagements In
border towns In th sam period waa
three, a total of ninety-two
Regarding the ability of tha de facto
government to fulfill its promises to pro
tect the live and property of Americana
In Mexico, Secretary Lansing aald in his
report that sine th promises were given
th disturbance along tb border had In
lars measure ceased.
"Th department's Information indi
cates," the secretary wrote, "that the
de facto government la now In control
of all but a few sections of Mexico and
that bearing In mind that the nation is
Just emerging from yeara of domestic
strife, it may be aald that within th
territory which It controls It Is affording
in all th circumstance reasonably ade
quate protection over the Uvea and prop
erty of American cltisens and that it is
taking step to extend Its authority over
and restore order In sections now In th
hands of hostile force.
Will Reqatr Tlsa.
"In this connection, however, It should
be stated that the lawless conditions
which have long continued throughout
a large part of the territory of Mexico
are not easy to remedy and that the
great number of bandits who have In
fested certain district and devastated
property In such territory cannot b sup
pressed Immediately, but that their sup
pression will require soma time for its
accomplishment, pending which It may
be expected that they will commit
sporadic outrages upon lives and prop
erty." Senator Fall expressed disappointment
beoause the president and secretary ST
stat deemed it incompatible with the
publlo Interest to withhold some of the
Information requested. '
"The report is about what I expected."
he said, "and is of little value. It Is only
Intended to scatter the for of criticism
of the administration's Mexican policy."
Benator Fall waa particularly disap
pointed because reports of the Braxllian
minister, reports of American consuls
and consular representatives were with
held. COMMERCIAL CLUBS
FOR PUBLICITY MOVE
HASTINGS, Neb., Feb. 17. (Special
Telegram.) After favoring the drafting
of a bill for a state highway commfs
sloner and one for a state publicity fund
and stirring up enthusiasm for other leg
islative moves, the State Association of
Commercial Clubs from thirty towns ad
journed here last night to meet at Omaha
May tt and ts.
Sale
Your choice of
Any "Winter Overcoat
in our store
$13.75
We also have some
Real Snaps in Suits
$13.75
(Fleaty of Xarga Bis.)
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203 South lDth St.
Near Douglas.
Alteration
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I I
Basement Apparel Section
Your Choice of Cotton Crepe and Flannelette
KIMONAS
Formerly Priced to $2
FRIDAY 98c
These are extremely unusual values. Kimonas come
in all sizes and colors. No reservations. Everything,
goes for 98c.
Unusual Place Cards
For Your Dinners
The hostess who is seeking something unique will
welcome these new cards.
The Unusual" dinner card, the "travel" dinner
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Art Department Third Floor.
The Choicest of
Great Reductions
This sale for Friday and
Saturday will afford a splen
did opportunity to buy a new
switch, a transformation, or
any other hair accessory,
without which you cannot ar
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in a becoming manner.
These Prices Are
Much Less
Than Regular
SWITCHES:
24-Inch Switches of Nat
ural Wavy Hair, $3.19.
. 28-Inch Switches of Nat
ural Wavy Hair, $5.59.
' 28-Inch Switches of Fine
Wavy Hair, exceptional
. - values, at $2.69.
Hair Goods Sectlon-i-Maln Floor.
Beautiful Upright and
Grand Pianos
FOR RENT
$3.50 a Month and Up
Rent allowed on purchase price.
Schsnoller & Mueller
Piano Co.
1311-13 raraam. 1bob Den. 1633
The business man who do not
advertise has litU faith In what
he offers for sale. Why then
should the treat baqrlna pubUo
hav fatth In his ware? Patron
ise BSS advertisers. '
iHCIEMENTI.
IS LIFE
EVERYTHING
f
m
Which Would Ton Choose,
DKATH OR DISHONOR?
Isn't it More Merciful to For
give Than to Condemn?
See Thin Victim of Circum
stances of Century-Old
'Rare-Hatred "
and
Pity Poor Leo Frank
His Wife and Innocent Children
and above all
PITY THE MEN WHO
WRONGED HIM, FOR THKIR
ri'XISHMKNT WILL, BE
GREATEST.
Bos't Forget to See the Truth
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"Leo Frank Case"
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at
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PSYCHE PUFFS:
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Cut Hair, $1.19.
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