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THE OMAHA SUNDAY bee: MAKUH 24. iyio.
WATERLOO MEN
SPLASH PAINT
AT KLINE'S FARM
Resent Small Purchase of War
Stamps by Wealthy Citizen
and Pay Visit to His Home,
Singing "America."
Waterloo, Neb., March 23. (Spe
cial Telegram.) Incensed by alleged
pro-German proclivities of Paul G.
Kline, wealthy farmer, residing six
miles east of here, 50 citizens of
Waterloo Friday night raided his
farm. .
Great splotches of brilliant yellow
paint were freely applied to every one
of his farm buildings. After the anger
of the posse had been appeased, the
50 Americans gathered around Kline's
residence and, with heads uncovered,
and led by a tenor voice, aang "Am
erica" in a gripping manner. Kline
, remained indoors throughout the dem
onstration., ' i
Waterloo, on Friday, held a big
war savings stamp demonstration.
Business men and farmers from the
entire countryside were in attendance.
It was the largest patriotic demon
stration Waterloo has had. Between
$30,000 and $35,000 was raised.
Buys Only Few Stamps.
When word was passed around that
Kline, reputed to be worth $75,000 and
owning 450 of the finest acres of land
in Nebraska, had bought only $20
worth of stamps, the citizens became
incensed. Kline was in Waterloo in
the afternoon when he made the pur
chase. He has never donated to the
Young Men's Christian association
funds, Waterloo citizens declare,
Early in the evening automobiles
were silently sent around Waterloo
to gather Americans who could" be
controlled by their leaders. They in
cluded bankers, newspaper men and
business men of Waterloo. (.
Arriving at the farm site, squads
were detailed to care for everybuild
ing. Only the shortage of paint on
hand prevented Kline s " new home
from being completely covered.
"Pro-German" on Barn.
On one side of his barn, in black
letters, which can be seen for several
rods the 'word "pro-German" wtre
artistically attached.
FIGHTS OVER STOCK RIGHTS
NOW GO IHT0 LEGISLATURES
Washington Bureau of The Omaha Bn, 1311 G Street.
Washington, March 23. (Special Telegram.) Declaring
the absolute right of the state, in effect, to control all grazing
on the public lands within its borders reversing all previous
opinions, generally held by those who live in the range country
Justice Brandeis has handed down an opinion of tremendous
importance and one likely to change entirely the present aspect
of the range stock industry. ,
TWO JUDGES DISSENT. Omerely suffered such lands to be so
i . .J J if.
Justices Vandevanter and McRey
nolds dissent from the Brandeis opin
ion. .
The case is one brought from the
state of Idaho, wherein a sheepman
resisted what is known as the two
mile law," enacted by the Idaho legis
lature in 1887, prohibiting sheep from
grazing within two miles of ranges
previously occupied by cattle.
The gist of the Brandeis decision is
"The police power of the' state ex
tends, over the federal public domain,
at least where there is no Iegisla
tion by congress on the subject.
RIGHT OF CITIZENS.
"Congress has not conferred upon
citizens the right to graze stock upon
the public lands. The government has
ALL WASHINGTON
IN FEVER HEAT
OVER WAR NEWS
dommissioner Norman
- . Decides Accident Claims
(Ftpra Staff Correspdondent)
Lincoln, March 23. (Special.) The
following decisions in compen'.ion
cases before George E, Norman, bor
and compensation commissioner, have
been handed down; the first three
cases being from Omaha and the last
from Lincoln: , . , ,
"The ' compensation eommlslborer
finds that the defendant, Harry rti'ss,
doing business as H. Gross Lv.nber
and Wreckinif company, has a cady
paid the plaintiff, Sonke Hansen, the
sum of $7.50 per week from Apv 25,
1017 rt...k.. 1Q 1017 A M
it made that the defendant con . nue
to pay to the said plaintiff the 4m of
57.50 per week from Uecemb-ir J7,
1917. until his disability is removed,
however, not to exceed 300 wetks
from April 25, 1917, and further pay
the reasonable expense of plaintiff tor
medical attendance for the first 21
days. . ' -"
ihe compensation eommm,oner
finds that the plaintiff, George
1 1 : I - . i 1 i. 'I .l.
imsarKa, was not injured wnuc m inc
employ of defendant, Morris & C5., a
corporation, and that plaintiff s cause
ot action against the defendant be dis
missed at olaiotifFs cost
"The compensation commfaiscner
finds that the plaintiff, Roscerb No
cita, was not injured while in th em
ploy of the defendant, J. J. Farks ton'
struction company, a corporation, nd
that plaintiff's cause of action antnst
trie defendant be dismissed at p.arn
tifTS COSt. . ! ' "'.( .
1 "An award was rendered in; favor
ot ttit plaintiff, fcdward McCravken,
against the defendant, Farmers' luion
State exchange, a corporation, a'icw
ing plaintiff $12 per week for a oirod
of 11 weeks, beginning with Septem
ber l. ViU, and further pay the rea
sonable expenses of the plaintiff for
medical attendance for the fir.t 21
days.'
Washington, March 23. All official
Washington turned its attention al
most wholly today to the news from
the ngntin,r front. '
Dispatches telling of penetration of
the British defensive system, the re
tirement of British troops, Berlin's
claims of large captures of men and
guns and finally the news thatthe
Germans were bombarding Paris at a
hklicrto unheard of range of about
62 miles, came as one surprise after
the other.
Embassies and legations, American
officials, congressmen and others avid
for news of the great battle, besieged
the Associated Press offices for the;
latest dispatches and crowds sur
rounded the newsDaoer bulletin
boards. With the full realization of
the tremendous consequences hang
ing on the resistance of the British
and French armies,, the general atti
tude of officials here was one of calm
confidence. . . , , .
meals.
and try them Advertisement.
Four Slackers Tarred and
. Feathered in Illinois Town
St. Louis. Marrh 23 Th
charged with disloyalty, were tarred
, and feathered tonight at Christopher.
III., a mining town 83 miles southeast
of here, by a vigilance committee
numbering several hundred persons.
A fourth man was forced to kiss the
nag and was then driven from the
town. "
( Late tonight the committee called
at the home of Rev. John Kovalsky,
pastor of the Catholic church at
Christopher, who has been accused of
making disloyal remarks. He, too,
was taken to the public square,
stripped to the waist and a coat of
tar and feathers applied. He did not
leave the, city. t
Christopher, is located in the dis
trict in southeast Illinois which lately
has been the scene of several demon
strations against disloyalists and the
activity of the committee tonight 'u
said to be part of the program of
loyal citizens to purge the district pi
charges of pro-Germanism.
Armistice With Roumania 1
Holds Three Days More-
' Berlin, March 23. Via London.)
Today's official communique states
that because of the delay in the forma
tion of the. new Roumanian cabinet,
the armistice with Roumania has been
extended by three days. ,
i a Benin dispatch on Wednesday K &hnaotl: In "V0""
announced that the armistice with n on-W. All Drug Star...
roumania bad been extended until
March 22, at midnight The forego
ing message indicates that the newly
extended armistice, therefore, will, ex
pire at midnight of March 25.
British Aircraft Render Aid
To Infantry In Hard Fighting
London, March 23. British air
craft during the fighting along the
front in France Thursday aided ma
terially the infantry forces lelow,
killing or wounding many Germans
with their machine guns while flying
at low altitudes, according to a Brit
ish official communication issued to
night dealing with aviation,
In addition British aircraft bombed
important military positions behind
the line and aviators accounted for
numerous German airmen in battles
in theair. v.
AT
What You Like
used. It is because the citizen
possesses no such right that it was held
by this court that the secretary of
agriculture might, in the exercise of
his general power to regulate forest
reserves, exclude sheep and. cattle
therefrom."
Under this decision, state legis
latures can enact laws psohibiting the
ranging of sheep or cattle on any por
tion of the public. land areas and the
localized fight for the range as be
tween the two industries may be
brought to the floor of the state legis
latures.
)ne beneficial effect of this de
cision, it has been pointed out, will
be that local legislators will now be
able to Pass laws prohibiting graz
ing on the public lands within the
borders of a state by wandering bands
of sheep from the outside heretofore
a source of annoyance to local stock'
men.
Justice Brandeis points out that a
state has the authority thus to legis
late over the range areas as an ex
ercise of its police powers.
The freauent clashes between
sheeo and cattlemen resulting from
disputes over the range were cited as
condition demanding the- exercise
of such power.
i hi
62 Members of Russian
Crew Held for May Court
Norfolk. Va.. March'' 23. Sixty-two
. . - . . . ... ' . i
members of the bolsheviki crew of the
Russian steamship Omsk today were
ordered held for the May term of the
United States district court at Nor
folk by United States Commissioner
Steplienson. The men are charged
with violations of port regulations,
interference with foreign relations
and violations of neutrality.
Chiropractic Talks
CHIROPRACTIC FOR GOITRE
Efforts' to Settle St. Louis
Strike Result in Deadlock
St. Louis, Mo., March 23. Nego
tiations look.ng to a settlement of
all strikes in St. Louis have resulted
in a deadlock between the employers
and workers according to a state
ment issued today by labor leaders,
who declared that union labor is not
responsible for the industrial unrest
in this district and blame the strikes
on "profiteering employers."
. MajorvVV. U Kogers, representing
the secretary of war and the ordnance
department ot the army, is in St.
Louis this week acting in the role
of mediator. He has arranged sev
eral conferences between the dis
putants and announced tonight fur
ther meetings will be held in an ef
fort to sett!: the differences.
Bit of Unusual News Gets
In Report of Famous "A. P."
New York, March 23. For at least
half a century young men who as
pired to journalism, have been given
the axiom that ' anything 1 unusual
constitutes news. They . have been
told, proverbially, that if a baby fell
out of a fourth story'window and was
killed it would not be unusual, but
that if it fell out of a fourth story
window into a baby carriage in the
street and was uninjured it would be
unusual and therefore news. It hap
pened in New York tonight, ,
Mrs.' Edna Wicker was leaning out
a window ot tier apartment at jwj
Second avenue with her two months
old grandson in her arms when she
fell out. The baby dropped into a
go-cart in the street below. Mrs.
Wicker was so' seriously injured she
may die.' '
Ping Feels Believed, v
Ping Bodie was a pretty sore
pastimer when he read that Connie
Mack had disposed of all his stars
But that was before Pine had been!
transferred, from the Athletics to the i
Yankees.
CHIROPRACTOR
DR. FRANK P. BURHORN
(Palmar School Graduate)
Corner 16th and Faraam Ste.,
Fourth Floor Securities Bide
Adjustments $1.00 DOUGLAS 5347
- Retldtaca Phone W.b.tar 1710
SUPERFLUOUS IIAIR
WHY IT INCREASES
Hair tmm tm tJmlac
Ita treejaeat removal la noreasary
wkei merely twsaoveal frame, the
artaee at the) akta. Tae aaly loajt
eal aad practical war U namt
aalr la attack it aader the akta.
DeM trade tae erlsiaal aaaltary
llanld. dees tale ar aaaeratjea.
Omly caaMlaa DeKtraele 'has
ameaer-ack srvaraatee tm aeh
ackaoe. At tellet esaurtem faa aae,
SI sad S3 alsea, er ay stall freat aa
tm rials wrapper aa receast ef arise.
FRED keek amaHed la slats sealed
earele as teejseet, Deatiraela,
USth St. aa4 Park Ave New Yerk
Bee Want Ads Bring' Results.
Ut , Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
' Help Your Stomach and
, Do Not Worry.
to
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"Believe Me, I Enjoy My Mealt to the
Imlt. No Fear of Coneeouencee. Either.
While I Have Stuart's Dytpepela Tableta to
rui dick upon.
A goitre is known to the Chiroprac
tor as an inco-ordination in which
there is an excessive increase-in the
size of the thyroid gland, which is a
bi-lobed organ about three inches in
length, situated on the sides of the
upper rings of the trachea and con
sists of small closed vesicles contain
ing a yellow glairy fluid surrounded
by a dense plexus of capillaries, and
held together by connective areolar
tissue.
. This excessive increase !n the thy
roid gland is simply an overgrowth to
the tissue of the, gland, consisting of I
an increase in the celu ot its struc
ture.
There are varied forms of goitre,
such as cvstic goitre, which is an ac
cumulation of fluid in a space in the
gland.
Vascular Goitre !s art enlargement
of the vessels of the thyroid gland
due to a relaxation or a loss of ton
icity of the muscle fibers forming the
vessel walls.
Goitre may appear on one or both
sides and be evenly or unevenly dis
tributed over the gland, the first I
noticeable svmotom is the enlarge
ment which may not be sufficient to
produce pressure symptoms. Ooitres
vary in size greatly according to their I
form and duration, fibroid goitres
usually are the largest.
Exoohthalmic- Goitre is an In-co-
ordination characterized by enlarge
ment of the gland and protrusion of!
the eyeballs, symptoms usually ap
pear gradually and the circulatory
symptoms are the first noticeable,
with palpitation and tachycardia, the
pulse rate sometimes varieJrom 100
to nearly 200 and there may be visible
pulsation of the -vessels of the nedk
nd ringing in the ears from the ab
normal heart action, the enlargement
in this form of goitre nearly always
is smaller and confined to the inner
surface of the gland and is known as
inward goitre.
In exophthalmic goitre the eve are
involved, the patient sometimes being
unable to rotate the eyeballs in fol
lowing a moving object, and in some
ing
Dyspepsia. Indigestion, weak stom
ach and similar names simply mean
that the supply of digestive juices is
inadequate. That is where Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets come in bv sun.
V If , rlii i n s he WMA do not cover th
.!.IfLWi1L"titrt,8 D3?pep- Uyebatl, due to the eyeball bulgin.
w w .ah - kj' "nu forward, other symptoms are nervous-
earVthat thVre n ThamTvX i!"' hea1ach,T and pres"
- a -i i ouiC OYtiiWIUUia. f '
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The reason is clearly ulain. Your k.ii u
-r,inill . , - ,, , i ' a vaiisvu vj i. 1 1. a o u i w iiuiu uv
system lacKS tne proper dHrestive hin u vf.4ii k .i
ju.lciC8,t0m8k yl meals ea8il7 dl- vessels and a hyperplasia of the adi-
gesiea. oiuart s uyspepslaN Tablets pose tissue in the socket and this is
give the stomach and other organs caused by a subluxation in the spine.
OI the dlCTCStlVft nnnarnfna Iia It tnki no rilfrnrnnon in m Thlrnnraxtop
Wherewithal to dieest food whother It It a elmple goitre or any other
i.pr a ftiiA hA j i i i
r , - any urug store the mechanical Intorforence (subluxation)
Manr a time you bare looked lnt
the mlnw and wiihed that your ekla
would be lUe other people whom you
know, "without blemith." Waih
D. D. Dthe lotion of healing oHt, orer
tout pimple or blotchei tonisht-and
wake up in the morninr to And them
eoiw A iic bottle will cive yon reliet
Why don't you try D. D. D. today?
Liatxid. Wash
Sherman McConnell Drug Co.
To gel the very bast remits tale
DcHumphr,. "Seventy-aeW at
too firet tneese or shiver.
-Twsntyeyen" breaks up Colds
FISTULA CUR Eb
KectaJ Diseases Cured without .
gicat jperatioa No Jhloroform ot Etre
used Cure guaranteed, fkt WHEN CURED
Write tor .UBMrated oook on Rectal uteae will
oamet end teMtmonialt ot more hanlSwmmi
ent Aeoplr ahe have beea oerm "eiX
Oil. E. R, TARRY 240 Dee Dldg., OmaiirK
la In the aplne, which produce prensure on
certain nerves, ehuttlnar oft the life force
or. mental impulse, thereby preventing Na
tute from performing ita function la th
thyroid aland.
When a eefrment of the iptne la misaligned
and remains In Ita abnormal position, aooner
or later, oue to the nerve pressure, there la
nouna to he an abnormal expression of
function that Nature Intended to be normal,
Chiropractors believe that to eliminate a
effect the cause must be removed, and they
have demonstrated many times that the
cause of goitre Is a misaligned vertebra in
the spinal column. Interfering with the nerve
supply and that when the cause la removed,
therehy releasing the nerve pressure, Nature
will dispose of the goitre.
If you are afflicted with r nitre in anv
form,- will you Investigate the science that
la as accurate as mathematics, rofnemberlng
uai iur Yry eueci were an underlying
causer
Consult your Chlronractor and ask him
for literature dealing with this subject and
It will be gladly given. ConsultaUoa will
coat you nothing.
If Chiropractic had no merit it could not
survive. It baa stood the test tor twenty
two years and during that time has made
wonderful progress. It Is in accordance, with
me taws or nature, mua ita success.
Next Sunday Talk No. S: "Chiropractic
for Appendicitis," will be printed in The
umana Bee. s s
Soldiers may secure adjustmenta. free of
cnarge xrom any Chiropractor.
Naraee of the prominent Chiropractors la
ue Xollowlng listed eitiest
OMAHA, NEBRASKA. '
D H! t L a AT T. r- .' v. . Mi .
Burhorn. Frank P..D. C-414 Securities BMo.
Carpenter, L. N D. O. 44 Brandeis Theater
Hdi.
Edwards, tee W D.CM 84th and Farnaia.
fonnsion, lira. J. r. and Minnie 1826
nr. u. w. Bldg. Doug. 52 .-.
Lawrence. J. C, D. C. Baird Bldg.
Purviance. W. K. 40 Fazton Block. Six
teenth and Farnam. Douglas 4942.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA
Steen 4 Steen. D. C S41H W. Broadway.
nuns, rf. j., v. u., jo Mortn mam St. v
COLUMBUS. NEBRASKA.
Aemt, Clara. D. C. Telegram Bldg. ! -
- FREMONT. NEBRASKA.
Berhenke. F. H., D. O. SOS North If sin St
Evbree, J 8 , D C, th and Main Sta.
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.
Ashworlh, S. L., D. C. R0S Fraternity Bldg.
WAHOO, NEBRASKA.
Pjerki Dieiks. D. C- Old Post Office Bid.
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