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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-07
geIaiidle Giraniamfeitsn beitatiat.

9err 5rte Shaf Elm befaunter
9elttider Der Siioicite, bot bon
ieiner SdrpeIter, 6rau Seleue
ans RIeinenberg, @eit-
pbolen, einen grief betonluen mo-.
rim bic ertieBIiAen @raiiiantfeiten,
Die bic 9elgier an tpebrloien per-
ipunOeten oeutiden SoIboten began.
gen baberL beit6ti9t peroen. Die
SSral ifreibt, baB 60 iol6e llngIiif-
Iide, 0enen cie g(ugcn ausgeItohen
marelL nod 8orburg, 5tpei Stlm-
ben bon &leinberg, ms Spital &C.
braht iuuroen.
SIT e8 hn 81 oerlput6ern, 6oB oie
oertiden Seerfiibrer Elm Itrenges
5trafgeridt IN 8eIgien fiibren uutB,
ten2 Sir iolde ihepBli6e @rolt.
iantfeiten fam eS feline 8u itren9e
iStrafe geben.
l9ie 5rau ihret6t ferner, oaB
tdglid in allen Girhen getIhnl6en
fit einen baIbieen fJrieoen ftatt.
finoen uno oaB ale airden itets
ii6erfiilt iin0. 8enn INNER Sieqes.
nodriften eintreffen, iperoen bic
Rirhen9lofel aelaiitet.
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9lns bent Staate.

Sarriion. Sier fieI an Sonitad
Der erite Ghnee. @r blieb oberi
uidt Iange Iiegeit benn bh0 tnars
er bon Der ourdbreder0en Souael
3u 8aiier getporoen.
Saitings. SRI. Sarob ltrqliar6t
tpurbe inn @eihdftgt6eiIe ser Sta6t.
bon einen 9luto iiberfobren im0
auf Der SteIle get6Stet. Ser Gem
fer oes &rafttpagens tpitrbe berbof.
tet. SRI. llrquarot mar ettDas Iatnt,
uno infoIgeOeiien ntdt irnItattOc.
oem a1ito reht3eitig oits3utpei1ell.
Superior. Sanrte[ srutcie, mel.
der ieitten 2anosmattt, ben sStas.
Itener @urco am l. Oftober erfboB,I
tpuroe bon bern biefiden 9oIi8eirid.
ter Irter Der Q(nfIage oes Mor0es
Dem 3iitriftsgeridt iibertptefen.
@rono SSslano. Ipier ging III
Der 02a6t 6es 6. 9ftober Elm fdtpe.
rer SogelidIog richer. Der onee-
ridtete Sdooen aber lit tiidt be-
oeuten6.
Columbus. 0os Hciue 9odyters
den bes @Gepoores 8ieorf6 Sief.
fen, i'm 6ftliden StabttbeiI tpobn-
bait, itiir3te oitf Der GeraH0a Der
elterli9cn Bobnlng bon eiltent
Stiibl iuto brad babel bds Geritt.
Blair. 9em gartuer Ser5ert ge.
tiers, dltf Der Goudjutan Garm tpobn.
baft, tp1roe Elm iDertbboaes Bfer0
feblt @eidirr unO @uggp acitoblen.
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Dlaas baben Die 5rnn8oien ettpas an
@uln0 rr6 gobeu eeponnen.
2onOon, z. Oft. = Seit GA Ia.
gen lit Der grobe europdiide arieg
i'm @onge. ober ipeOer Su 2arloe nod
5ll @aIier bat irger0 cine Der fdrnp.
ienoen garteieH irgenOneIhe ent
ideioenoe Sample nuf5upeiien ina.
riL lino Die 8elttiden niht I'M 8or.
tbeil. ipeun ite ben arieg in 5einOeS.
lotlo tragen menn oeren flinfe areii
3er Dem Seebunoel Der 8erbiInoeteu
in nllen 8elttbeiIen unermeBlihen
Sdooen 5ufiiget, unb Die gepoIfe.
rllne bon 8oris uno Sonoon pegen
Ger porousiihtliden3 ppelinangrtffe
Dor iSlirht bebt ip1bren0 in
0elttidlono SSeoer Ieiner 9eiddfti
.girug ritbig nohgeben fann9. Use
Der BON Berlin nod 2onoon mer0en
.nanbofte Siege gelneloet, nGbren0
GuBlono umau5geicst BON Siegen
ipridt, ipelhe e8 iiber Die Geutiden
uno Seiterreiher erringen boben
mil. Barrier 9tahrihteH. pelbe an.
iheinen0 geforbt iino, bei1een, 0nB
Oie frdn5oitide glrmee 8ortbeile mif.
5uDeiien babe; oieie Rodridten iuer.
Den oann mieoer mioerleat. Gie
iiingite bon 4nris bier eingetroffene
gtafrid)t mel0et ii6er glnbGufung
ingebeurer 6eutider aobaaeriemai,
len in Der 9tadbnribnft bon ellie
etDa 5ebn Meilen in oiretter 2inie
BON Der belgiiden @rer5e. Sinter
Der aonollerie mori6iren 3nblreihe
9olonnen 9(rtillerie un0 SSnfduterie
gtber aud Die gerbiiitoeter itno auf
Der Sut; iie b1ben ibre 2inien ouf
Dem linfen 6liigel peiter nad 0en
g1oroen ausgeoebnt. gei glrros,
noropeitli6 BON Cambria miro nit
.groBer 9eftigfeit getdmpit feine Der
itreitenoen 8arteien oenft on's gtah.
geben. 3osieIbe gilt bon Der &eeion
3rDiiten Der Come uno Die; es lit
6emertensnertb, oaB Die 8erbiin6e,
ten in iener @egenb feline Grfolge
beanipru6en, pdbren0 Die 9eutiden
iiber Siege berihten.
gei SoiIions 9aben Die 8erbiin.
oeten 1ngebIid Ole 0eitti6en aus
ibren SdjiisengrGben bertrieben unb
ettpas an @rln6 lu0 go0en gelpon.
men. Gopon bilSet oen glbogeu,
bon iuo aus 6ie 8erbiinoeten @or.
lt6Be nod Dem Often unterne9nen.
9luh bel gerri.ai.goc iuolen Die
gerbiH.beten erfolge 8u per8eidnen
ba6en.
Con gelgien 1T feline g1adri6t
eingetroffett, ipelde ou1 cine gleu6e.
rllng Der Gage Dor glntperpen idlie.
ben ldBt. Der bier eingetroffene
fron80iiihe offi5ie[e geridt beingt
nit elmer ein5igen Belle, oob Der
g(ngriff Der Delttihen ouf Dem
8luBufer Der Rupel uuO Der Getbe
nbeeihIageH lit.
Die gon5e engliihe 9SreIie 1T Der
lleber5elteure, Dab Ole gigantiidjen
Operntionen ouf Dem oitIider
2riegsidauplob Die 2oiung oes
&rieges nobe bringen niro. 9etro.
grader 8epeiden rtel0eu nnau8ee
iebt, o1B Die oeutihe 9lrnee nod
GitpreuBen aurildgeidingen iuoroen
lit; OieieS ober lit, ioQte as aud
ipnbr iein (aIio iogor Die berlogenen
Gngldnoer alauben, oaB Die &uIIcn
nod ibIimmer aitfi6nei0en. nir iie
ielbft), MIR bon geringer 9eoeutitng,
0d 9itpreuben itur ein berihmin0eno
fIeiner Tbeil Der @efedtslinie lit.
glngeblihe offi5ielle @iener lepe.
iben beiagen, Dab Oie So1lage fiir
bic Deutiden mo 6eIterreiher in
@aIioien imo 9oIen eiinltig lit inlo
OaB ale @eriude Der Huiien, Die
aarpatbenpdiie BIT nebmen febIge
idIngen finO.
Wlan miro e8 nliibe, INNER mic.
Der aus rHiiii9cr GucIle alt her.
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I SerbiinOrtr auf ibrem linten
iyliigel mtittr Snrllfgttrieben!
09 9er franS0lii6e Generalitab gibt bieies 3l
nnO befiir6tet cinen Streif3ug ber
9entl9en na6 ber &iife!
9ie beIg6e Sefnng anperpen 1T uurettbar berluren!
Die brgiie TeFnng antperpen iii nnrettbar berlOren!

Sdad nnenhdthe
Der
bon HGH sude HnO aoHd shSh maNu sSg Die AmenT
3a4 efftd
Der
nfaI1n SnnOd wi ba mgHd
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Ginbrndl nnb 9iebltahl.

GinbreAer orangen in Die 9teIf.
beng BON 2lob6 8. g8ilis, 1902
iiiOlide SO. StroBe, ourdiudten ous
Saus tno Itoblen Shnt1tfeegeritGn.
0e i'm 8ertbe bon $500. Dlin0er.
nertbiee 9(rtiteI IieBen iie Iiegelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-07
cffisicLIer beniIdler 9eridlt.

Berlin, Z. CIT. (lle6er glniter.
BAN a. b qunoun.) 9as Gcne.
ralbnHptanartisr bat aeitcru gIbeuS
folgenbe sInfhnoiannq erlaiIen:
sAnbaltenbe franiOiiidJe 5lanfsube.
luegnngeH geaeH uHieren redlten
SIigeI hnben 3Hr 6eige, ban bic
Sdladtlinie nnumcbr n0r6lidl bic
iiber Arras ausgeOchnt luUrbeH lit.
8sitlid bon giar uRO iUcitlid BON
Gems tncnn Meilrn npro6itlidl bon
Arrns) bnt uniere @orbut 5hblhna
nit Der ieiu6lidltn aapallerie. Bis
jest III e. bri nnIrren CirgeuaHarif.
fen anf Der ginie sluiidlsH gIrras,
AIbert nnO Jlrge ~ feiueF GRtidlei.
bnna gefUmmen.
1ie SadIIaer anf Der Sdlladtlinir
sluiidlen Der Gle II. Der Wtaas in Der
tBegenO BON @ersnr III nnuerans
bert. 5urt Gnmp Oes 9iomaines
befiHbrt idl in gniersn 6anOen;
tunf frnnjpNldlC Atfl5iere Mno 30O
Nnnn iuurbsa aefansen genOmmeu.
Ter iibrige Ibell Der Seiabung III
iiHtgr ben Iriimmern Der geiriti.
gnngsluerte begraben. g&9r AnhUer'
pen nidltS Jlents; Die geidlitFnug
Himmt ibren &erlanf.
BON Oiliden Grie9st6edtrr lit
10 meI6en, Oaf Der SOrmnridJ Der
3iniien bnrd Die rniiiidlc IrOuini
zmualti sam Steben gefOmmen it,
Jn nHieren glnarifIeu anf ben
GeinO bel Der Crtidluit 5nlualfi iiuS
mir erfUlarridD aeiueisu. llnirr gor.
maridI 6egnnn aeitcru
Nm 4. Efl0ber uertrie6 cine glb.
tbeilnng nHirrer Srnppeu eine 8ri.
gabr rniIiidler GGrOcfdiiliere ans if.
ren SdIiitengrdben. Die Aniien Uer.
loren 5000 Mann an (Sefanscuen
nnb DieIe Nnidlincnaeluebrc. gIm
5. Eftober fam cs in Der yt1be DOn
9lObam sn eirtm Srcffen. 9er 5eiuO
lUnrbe nit idjueren gerlnitea 81.
rhdgesrisbcn.1
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! Berlin, iber Sang, Z. Oft. =
zde driegsnmt madte Gente Sor'
mittdg befdnnt, bah bic glrmeen Der
generdIe alnd nnD BOebm bic lrnn.
soien cine betfadtlide 9iitaHs Sn'
ridgetrie6en babcu. Sine itarfc
,9rnppensa6l iunrbe ans Oem fran.
5SEIaDeH Centrum nadl 6em linfen
iyIHsel Der @erbiinSeten gepDrfea,
am cine @ernidtnng oesIclben 81
berbiiteH. glHf Dem lueitlidIen GnSc
Der SdlIadtIinir iUerbeH bic iSran-
solen 5nriidgetriebsn; elm 3beil Der
@erbanbeten lit nmsingelt.
gyaris, Z. Oft. - Seate nm 3
1fbr gladjmittass ber6ffentlidte bns
SlriegSamt eiiiea offisielleu geridlt,
In iueldjem snsesebcn iuiro, Oah bic
9eatTdfH ant ibrem redteu 5liigel
bic fransSiiidls Nrmec ninae6en. Die
SSrnnsDieH linO Bis aadl Gems nnO
"a Naiiee snriifgsbrGngt. Die Gent.
idlen bdbea grOfe &eritartnugeu CT.
baltsn.
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Sermannsluae 80. 33.

gt1diten Sonntag feiert Sic Sii0
Omaha 2oge SO. 33 9roens Der
Sermorns S06ne, I'M Gelttiden
Saus ibr Stiftungsfeit berbunOen
NIT einem eroBen Ball.
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arieasaefanaene in 9entidl[anb.

Non0on, I. On. 4 DE 0elitI1el
beanipruden iebt 100000 ariegs-
gefdngene 5u baben. 9apon etlpo
1000 Gngldnber, 10000 9eIgier,
100000 gfuiieu un0 Der GeIt Sran.
5oier. 100000 ariegsgefangene
mnren in gerliner gIdttern iton
om II. SeptenIber berihtet.l
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Wetterberidlt.

ltn6eitdttoig belite gl5eno un0
0oneritoe eieIleid)t 9fegchdjaltcr
.Belte slbs
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aarpotbenp1iIe gebrltneen nno lin.
garn iiberidipeHlutt bobeu. Sier
qlaitbt man, oob nod ben eriten
Se1ntpfen in OItpreilbeu, bei nelhen
General 9iennentuntpf bon ben Geit.
ihen cine entpfinoIi6e Rieoerloge
erlitt, lno bon Dem Yororineeu Der
RpIIen in @ali5ien fid auf Dem Oft
lihen ariegsi61uploB ntdlts bon 8e.
oelttlua ereienet bat. Die iattium
anqetiinoigte 5hloht bei arafaiI,
iuelhe BON aIen ariegsforreIporoen.
ten ais I'M @nnee be5eihnet miro,
lit nod nidt iiber oas 9lnfangsita.
blum geihritten.
Bon gnoapeit - bon no aus
man 70 ielteu ettpos iiber ole ariees-
ldge bort fonult Die gtadridt, Onb
in llngnrn ieIbit feine Sample Itdtt-
gefunoen boberi, uno OnB nae SEM
Sc, pelde es mngten, Die @ren5e
3u iiberidreiten NIT idmeren Der.
luiten 5urildgeihlagen tpur0en.
Cb eg MN ipnbr 1T ooer iiidt.
cine Spe3ialoepeid1e aus 9or0enur
mel0et, 0aB III oelltiben 4ruleefon1.
man0os cine aenOerung borgenon1.
men lit. 90 ioa 3. Q. General
itabs6ef b. Wloltfe abgeiett iein (ers
loqen) un0 General b. Sinoenburg
oos aonmonoo Der Sitormee ob.
gegeben b1ben uno nn9 4rofal be.
rlfen iuoroen iein. Geiien gtadfoI.
ger 1T General b. Wo9en.
gr1iibent goineare bat aonig
Beorg BON Gnglon0 elm 9eleermm
geianot, in pel6en oieiem Die Mit.
teilltng gentoht miro, Dab er bic
3ruppen an Der SSront beiu6t rrto
aud General 6ren9 geiproden babe.
(8oriiber bat iid George notiirlih
fonieli1 eefreitt; mann er uobl benz
9eiipiel aoiier 8ilbelnts foIgen
unb mad Der 6ront obreiien miro p
geSruBeu ensliide @erbiaOungs'
linien.
9oris, 7. Oft. = Die Sample
i'm 9toroen per6en nit GROCER @r.
Differing fortgeiett, beiaet beute
8ormittog cine 3epeide aus beut
fron5oiiiden Observation-Disclosures
Die neue oeltI6e Streitlna6t, mel.
DE fih in Der gtGbe bon 2i1e aus
ionnen5iebt, lit ieoenfaQs ooau aus
erieben, einen Ginfoa in oos Giiiten,
lano al MAIDEN 1tn6 bic brttii9e
@erbinonngslinie 8it 5erIt6ren, tpenn
moglid] Siten0e 5i beieben IS iitl6
oieleS neue 3ritpprn iutter pelden
it'd 5a1lreide 0eiterrei6er befifoen
Sic fatnen aus Der @egeno bon
Stoln.
eyn 2otbringen ltno olle Operdtio.
men Stm 5ti[litnno eefnntmen; Die
nngiinItige 8itterling l1Bt feline SIN.
oriffe 5u.
Die 5hl1dtllnle mi ytorofpeIten
miro INNER meiter ausgeoe6nt; Die
Gerbunocten iporen niht intItonoe,
oen ibnen bon Den Deiitiden obge-
rtlnqenen @rl 10 iino 8ooen tpieoer
3ltrild3ueroberft.
Cine nelte 8emegitng gegert ben
rehten 5liigeI Des 0enti6en Gen.
trums lit i'm @onge. ggenn fie ge.
Iingt ia, penn oos @orthen
nnenn" nidt fp1r), ooun itnS oie
6rnn5oien entid]ieoen i'm 9ortbeil.
@infall in GngInHb geplnnt.
2onoon 7. Oft. Gin Sanqer
aorreiponbent Der g8oiIp grpreB"
meloet, ans bort bon Deutidlano
eingetroffenen 3eititngen iei uEd)t.
lid, DAB iid @raf Zeppelin nit iei-
nem 5tabe gegenln1rtig in 8il.
belmsbapen befinoe. 0ieIes lit Der
Grt, BON tpo ans elm ginfoI Der
2uftflotte in england geplant it,.
Cine Der 3eitngen peroffentliht
eine llnterreoine, ipelhe elm Be
rihterltotter nit Zeppelin gebobt
hn4 cSu Apr1p(hptf fnnt Qphhplitt
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antperpen Sem Safe naAe.

Z Berlin, iiber paag, Z. Gtt. =
7Das ariegsamt mndIt beatc Be-
'sannt, bah bic gelagernns NIT gladD.
brad betrie6eu luir6. g8eitere
fdmere NrtiIIerie III nnfgefabren nnO
idjIeabert lire gsidoiir gegeH ben
Ietten Ming Der gefeitieungsuerfe.
Die geidieanne Der Sta6t lit uidlt
anseeidIIOiirn, fails fie lanseren 8i'
btrfanb Ieiitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-07
edIadlt nod INNER nnentIdicben.

9aris, Z. Oft. Dos geitert
gTbeuO perrffentli6te Bulletin oes
frnn80Iildben ariegsamteS beiagt,
Dub off 0em Iinfen Gliigel n6rOlid
Der Diie NIT GROCER Grbitterung ee.
Ednrpft miro. SIN Centrum BIN.
2asGen berridt DerbdItHismabig
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elbonnirE off Die 9deTidjc sfiiilge.
sAOQ lQs ssbk asS& bic aAi'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-16
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
It's Grandmother's receipt to
bring color, luster and thick
ness to hair when faded,
streaked or gray.

That beautiful. even shade of
dark, glossy hair can only be had
by brewing a mixture OF Sage Tea
and Sulphur. Your hair is your
charm. 1t makes or mars the face.
When it fades. turns gray. streak
ed and looks dry. wispy and
Scrag@y, just an application or two
OF Sage and Sulphur enhances its
appearance hundredfold
Don't bother to prepare the
tonic; you can get from any drug
store Il 50-ccnt bottle OF "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound"
ready to use. This can always be
depended upon to bring back the
natural color. thickness and luster
OF your hair and remove dandruff,
stop scalp itching and falling hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage
and Sulphur because it darkens so
naturally and evenly that nobody
can tell it has been applied. You
simply danpen d sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this
through the hair. taking one small
strand at a time; by morning the
gray hair has disappeared. and
after another application it be-
comes beautifully dark and ap-
pears glossy, lustrous and abun-
dant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-16
HOLD CONFERENCE OVER
NEW HAVEN DISSOLUTION
Terms of Decree Expected to Be
Filed in United States Court Be-
fore Close of Business Monday.

NEW YORK, October 16.-At a con-
ference here today between Moorefield
Storey of counsel for the New York
New Haven and Hartford railroad and
a representative of the Department of
Justice it was expected that the terms
of the decree for the dissolution of the
New Haven system would be agreed
upon.
This document. it was believed. would
be filed in the United States court in
this city not later than the close of
business Monday.
The directors of the New Haven yes
terday passed the necessary resolutions
authorizing the executive officers of
the company to transfer the Boston
and Maine and the Rhode Island and
Connecticut trolley companies to the
trustees previously agreed upon Titles
will pass as soon as the DEGREES become
matter of court record or as soon
therea fter as the necessary papers can
be completed and the properties will
cease to be operated or controlled by
the New Haven Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-16
PUBLIC HEALTH COMMITTEE
URGES WEEKLY BULLETIN
Inspection of Milk Also Recon-
mended to Board of
Trade.

The publication of weekly bulletin
relative to the causes and means of
prevention of diseases prevalent in the
District Of Columbia by the health de-
partment of the District is urged by
the public health committee of the
Board Of Trade in it's annual report
prepared at meeting held yesterday
afternoon.
The appointment of a field bacteriol-
ton with the health department in the
instruction of dairymen and farmers
on the best ways of handling milk was
also advocated by the committee, which
recommends the enactment of legisla-
ton containing provisions for the gen.
eral inspection of milk and also call
ing for maximum bacteria count, a
temperature standing and direct
standard for Standardization.
The committee on charities and cor
rections also discussed its annual re-
port yesterday. A report will be pre-
pared by members of the committee
and submitted to the entire committee
for ITS approval at meeting to be held
next Friday.
AL O'Clock this afternoon the sewer
age committee of the board will meet
10 prepare its annual report Francis
X. Weller Is chairman of this commit
tee.
The reports which the Board of Trade
committees are prepa ring at this time
Will be submitted to the entire mem
bership of the associat ton at its annua
meeting November 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-16
DISTRICT COURT DROPS
JAUCH DYNAMITE CASE
q. S. Attorneys Investigation Dis
closes That Waterman Was
Only Playing Hero"

Chief Justice Covington. presiding in
Criminal Court No. 1, consented today
to the request of United States Attorney
Wilson to drop the charge of attempt
to dynamite the building of the De-
partment of Agriculture preferred
against Daniel V. Jauch. a former
Waterman at the building. An investiga-
ton by the United States attorneys
office satisfied the prosecution that
Jauch had no intention to destroy the
property of the government, but sought
only "self-advancement" by attempting
to enact the role of hero in saving the
lives of the officials and clerks employed
in the department.
Jauch rushed through the building the
afternoon of June ., warning the clerks
and officials to fee for their lives. He
claimed to have discovered bomb in
the basement. and feared an explosion.
When arrested he is said to have told
the police that he wanted an increase
in pay, and hoped to secure it by at
tracing the attention of his superiors.
He admitted placing the dynamite, but
it was discovered, on inquiry. that the
fuse had not been lighted.
The Waterman was held in the Police
Court June and indicted July IL He
has since been in Jail awaiting trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-16
MUSH-AND-MILK BENEFIT.
suffragists to Send Receipts to Refu-
gees Children.

Miss Ellen Stone, well known for her
varied experience in Turkey: Mrs. Belva
Lockwood. peace advocate: Louis Lom-
bard of New York and Switzerland and
Mrs. Clara b. Colby. corresponding
secretary of the organization. are to be
milk party tomorrow evening. given
by the Federal Suffrage Association
The purpose of the affair is to raise Il
fund to be sent to the treasurer, Mrs.
McNdughton. now in Paris. for dis
bursement among the children of ref
ugees from the European war.
Those assisting Mrs. y. NJ. Perkins, at
whose residence. 1880 Columbia road
the affair will be held. will he Mrs.
Ellis Logan. Miss Stone. Mrs. Lock
wood Mrs. Clara r. Colby. Mrs. Nir-
ginia Johnston and DIR. Anna Pollock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-16
SYMPATHY EXTENDED FOR
VICTIMS OF SEA TRAGEDY
Secretary McAfoo Writes to Rela-
tives and Friends of Men
Drowned in Alaskan Waters.

The sympathy of this government has
been extended by the Secretary of the
treasury to the relatives and friends
of the sailors of the revenue cutter
service who lost their lives when a
boat of the revenue cutter Manning
was lost. October 10, in Alaskan
waters. Many of these sailors were of
alien nativity, although all American
citizens.
Charles Monet of Rotterdam, Holland,
is he uncle of George Demarco, cox
swain of the revenue cutter Tahoma,
who escaped with all the officers and
crew of that ill-fated ship in the
frozen north, to find death in this I'M
expected tragedy of the sea. He was
serving as coxswain on the Manning,
to which had been transferred the res
cued officers and crew of the Tahoma.
He was a member of the crew of a
boat from the Manning Secretary
McAdoo relates, describing the incident
of Demarco's death in the letter to his
uncle, having on board the medical
officer, who was landed at Capt Sarl-
chef, Alaska. for the purpose of rem
dering medical assistance to the light
house keeper of that place.
while they were ashore a strong
wind sprang UP. causing rough sea,
so that in attempting to leturn to the
vessel the boat was swamped and the
medical officer. with several of the
crew, including your nephew, were
drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-16
Medical Society to Greet Visitors.

Arrangements for the entertainment
OF the Virginia State Medical Society.
which meets in this city during the
latter part of the month, have been
practically completed, according to a
report made by a special committee of
the Medical Society of the District of
Columbia. at meeting Of that organi-
zation held Wednesday evening at the
George Washington University Medical
school. This entertainment was first
authorized at a meeting Of the local
OF last year, when Drs. Hooe. 2. 8. Roy
and A. II. Stands were selected to have
charge and given power to enlarge the
committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-16
Gustave A. Knee.si Takes Bride.

Word has been received of the mar
riage yesterday afternoon in Rock
vile. Md, of Gustave A. Kneessi of
1892 Newton street northwest and Mrs.
Emma E. Schilling. also of this city.
the ceremony having been performed
by Rev. Samuel r. White, a retired
BAPTIST minister. Mr.. Kncessi has been
In business in this city for , number
OF years. His marriage to Mrs. Schil-
ling was complete surprise to mem
statement made today by Edward l..
Kneessi. his eldest son by a former
marriage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-16
Instantly Clears Air Passages;
You Breathe Freely, Nasty
Discharge Stops, Head Colds
and Dull Headache Vanish.

Get small bottle anyway, just
to try it-apply a little in the
nostrils and instantly your clogged
nose and stopped-up air passages
OF the head will open; you will
breathe freely; dullness and head
ache disappear. By morning! the
catarrf. cold-in-head or catarrhal
sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm"
at any drug store. This sweet,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-16
ELY'S CREAM BALM OPENS CL0GGED
NOSTRILS AND KEhD..-CAThRRH GOES

fragrant balm dissolves by the heat
OF the hostrils; 'penetrates and
heals the intlamed. swollen mem
brane which lines the nose. head
and throat; clears .the air passages: :
stops nasty discharges and feel
ing OF cleansing. soothing relief
comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight strus
Cling for breath. with head stuffed;
nostrils closed. hawking and blow
ing. Catarrh or d cold. with its
running nose, foul mucous drop
ping into the throat, and raw dry
ness is distressing but truly need
less.
Put your faitil-lust once--in
"Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold
or catarrh will surely disappear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-16
Post for DR.. ]. C. Monaghan.

BY executive order DR.. J. c. Monaghan
of Bayonne. n. j.. is to. be admitted to
the consular service without eXamina-
ton. The Presidents order states this
is done because of DR.. Monashan's rec
ord for efficient service while American
consul at Mannheim, Germany. from
1883 to 1880, and as chief of the division
OF consular reports in the Department
of Commerce and Labor from 1903 to
1906.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-16
Dr.. L. P. Farrelly Dies Suddenly.

DR. Louis p. Farrelly, dentist. was
stricken with an attack of Bright's
disease yesterday afternoon while pass
ing along 9TH street northwest between
] and X streets He was taken to Emer-
Scncy Hospital, where he died shortly
after his arrival. Coroner hewitt gave a
certificate of death from natural causes,
and Farreily's body was taken to his
home, 2i15 1st street northwest