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Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02

away with another woman-a woman IN
Champaign. whose name he gave as Luz
ellie. Her last name he said he could
not remember. An order for the arrest
of the woman was made by telegraph
from St Louis today. II was said that
she was planning to leave Champaign.
Stone said that he had been married
seven years.
His arrest here yesterday was due to
the story of a woman, who told the
states attorney Of Champaign county that
Stone wanted her to go with him and
pose as his wife. According to the story,
Stone met this woman the day before the
fire. and told her the next day he would
be in jail or she would see his name in
tho papers. The day after the fire stone
met the woman. according to the story,
and said he had obtained the kind of
divorce he wanted.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
when baby Ha. the Group.

When a mother is awakened from
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gone to bed apparently in the best OF
health. struggling for breath. she is
naturally alarmed, Yet II she can keep
her presence OF mind and give Cham
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utes until vomiting is produced. quick re-
lief will follow and the child will drop to
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
SEVERE BATTLE
IN PROGRESS ON
WAY TO OCEAN

Continued from Page One)
can be marked in feet or yards and the
advance made few days ago by the
British In Belgium OF 1.2Jo yards was con-
sldered remarkable.
throughout the great battle front there
has been a repetition Of attacks and
counter attacks with at times a pro-
nounced thinning OF the lines, whether
they have gained a slight advance or
have been thrown back. The Germans
made particularly violent attack east
OF scissors on the Aisne, and, according
to the German report, drove the French
across the river.
Reports that Lille has been reoccupled
by the French and that Ostend has been
evacuation by the Germans lack oonfir-
nation and arc considered premature,
but around the former city fighting OF a
most desperate character has been going
on and the villages surrounding Lille
have been taken and retsken time after
time
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
UNI STUDENTS ELECTIONEER
Omaha Students Out for DR.. Jenkins
and V. Debolt for School Board.
sUFFs ALSO IN EVIDENCE
Colds at Institution busy cam-
paIRninE for Equal Votes for
women-PoIiticaI Club
May Re Organised.

with the president OF the school, DR..
d. f. Jenkins. running for the Board OF
Education on the citizens ticket, and
with one Of the student body, V. DeBolt
A senior. running for superintendent OF
Douglas county schools students of the
University of Omaha are taking a
great interest In the coming election
There is hardly a student in the uni
verslty-even down to the co-eds--who
has not a bunch of cards extolling the
merits OF these candidates and cam
paignng for their election.
Suffrage literature is also in great evil
dence about the school. some of the more
ardent co-eds campaigning in sys-
tematic manner for the equal ballot. In
order that DeBolt could keep on playing
with the university team on which he Is
fullback, three students volunteered 70
help him in his campaign. Just before
the team left for York Friday afternoon
number OF other students agreed TO
work for him IL he would make the trip.
So anxious are the students to see their
fhvorites elected that It is probable that
political club will DO organized on
Monday for the boosting Of their IA
vorltss.
News Notes at University.
The first issue OF the Gateway. th'
student publication, will be, out Monday
Miss Minnie johnson entertained tn
Utopian society at her home Saturday
| evening.
Jacques Rieur. a sophomore, has or
ganized a Menorah society. of which III
has been elected president. s
DIR. ID. e. Jenkins and Prof. f.
| Ramsay attended the Presbyterian syno'
last week at Madison Neb.
An employment bureau has beel
started by the Young Mems Christian as
| ISOLATION OF the university. To date tn
organization has been able to- suppl!
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
THOMPSON PUT OUT
BY A BRITISH SHE'LL

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lunch from the supplies captured in Bel
GUM. but the din OF cannonading was
such that / had little appetite.
Il saw at closer range. than ever ]
had before. the incredible slaughter
caused among the men in the trenches
by the enemys shells. and the sight was
sickening Suddenly the Germans fell
back by underground passages from their
trenches and / found myself alone.
wandered around these trenches as II
lost In a maze at Coney Island and didn't
find the right exit until after dark, when
there was lull in the firing.
Knocked out by she'll.
That night and the next day / spent
at the German headquarters in a small
village nearby. Friday night just eight
days ago. while German officers and my
self were having dinner in a private house
used for the army headquarters. a shell
from n British warship dropped through
the roof
II remembered nothing more until ]
found myself rocking about in an ambu-
lance on my way to Bruges. In the hospi-
tai there / was told had been thrown
through "a window by the force of tho
explosion and that my face was rather
badly torn arp. They also said that two
OF my officer companions had. been in.
stantly killed and another had died in q
hospital soon afterward.
1.-THE German Red Cross nurses. clothed
in white. even 10 their hats and shoes
dressed my wounds. As soon as wal
able TO get Up | rode to Antwerp on Al
ammunition cart. and after few day
there / came on TO London"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02

work to every student who has applied
for II. --..
w r. Baxter addressed the student
body Wednesday In chapel on the citI-
zens' ticket for the school board.
A freshman class party was given last
Saturday at the home Of Robert Hughes.
A large number OF students were present.
Mr. Lyons. international travelling sec
rotary of the Young Mems Christian as
Friday on Religion and Education"
Miss Kate McHugh. instructor OF
Shakespeare and modern poets, has dis
missed all her classes for the coming
week, because OF the state Teachers con-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
Russian Gunbout Beats off Turks;
Aferward is Sunk by Torpedo

LONDON. Nov. 1.-The Petroerad cor
respondent Of Reuters Telegram company
sends the following dispatch:
The Russian gup5oat Kubanets put
up a fight against two Turkish torpedo
boats, which entered odessa harbor and
attacked merchant ships. The Kuba-
nets finally drove the Turkish boats off.
The torpedo boats entered the harbor
and fired all their guns Shells struck
the Kubanets. tearing away its wooden
supersaructure. while steamers I'm the
harbor and warehouses on shore were
damaged The Turks strove to torpedo
the Kubanets. but failed.
The passenges and crew Of the steamer
Yalta. which was sunk. were saved and
most Of the crew OF the Kasbeck, which
also sank, got away on RATS"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
SEcRETARY.LANE SUPPORTS
KENT AGAINST DEMOCRAT

SAN RAFAEL, Gel. Nov. 1.--secretary
Franklin K. Lane. democrat, who is in
the state campaigning for James B.
Pheian. candidate for United States SEN
ator. hoppedl over party lines In a tels-
gram received here tonight to endorse
William Kent independent, who is run
ming FOR congress-. Kent. although run
ming as an independent. has the progress.
slye and socialist nominations.
II hope you will he successful next
Tuesday, says the telegram. we need
your help. courage and intelligence ir
carrying out our legislative program dur.
ing the next two years."
Opposed to Kent in the First district
are Edward II. Hart. republican. and o
F. Meidon, dSmoctat
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
British Vessel Is
Sunk by Mine Off
Coast Of Belgium

LONDON, Nov. IA British vessel vas
sunk by mine Saturday off the Belgian
coast, according TO a message TO the
Weekly Despatch from Dover. Whether
1t was a merchantmen or q warsh,p Is
not stated but the vessel Is said TO have
left Dover early Friday. carrying 300 pas
sengers. II Is possible that the report
was delayed and garbied. and refers to
the British cruiser Hermes. which was
sunk in the straits of Dover by German
submarine.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02

AMSTERDAM. oct g.-tvia London)-
CT'he following official telegram from
Constantinopls IL published IN the Frank
furter Zeitungi
"A small part Of the Turkish feet IN
the Black sea on Thursday sank the
Russian mine layer Prut., a vessel OF 500
tons. which hsd on boa ri 1o6 mines. dam.
aged a Russian torpedo boat and seized
coal steamer --r
"A torpedo fired from the torpedo boat
Hariet-f-Millet sank the Russian de-
stroyer Kubanets. The Mauyenet-I-Mil.
let torpedoed a .Bussian coast guard
ship. which was severely damaged. Three
Russian officers were saved by us and
imprisoned. The Turkish fleet suffered
no loss and the battle was successfully
continued" s.t- -f.-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
ENDORSE WILSON,
The PLEA OF BRYAN
IF You Rebuke Him, You Will Do
it While a World Looks On"
j. Says Secretary Of State.
URGES SUPPORT OF DEM TICKET
Chief Aide of President. In speech
at Auditorium, Praises EHeou-
dive and His Admins
-..., tratlon.

Secretary Of State william J. Bryan at
the Auditorium Saturday made a strong
plea to the voters for the election OF a
democratic state and congressional ticket
as an endorsement Of President Wilson 8
democratic administration. The world
VIII be watching the election returns he
said. our president is doing the diplo-
matte work of the world today. II you
rebuke him. you do II while a world
looks on"
Lands Authorization.
He praised Wilson and the democratic
administration with reference TO the tar
III revision. the currency measure and the
handling Of the Mexican situation.
The republicans" he said, had firmly
intended TO attack President Wilson's
record In the handling OF the Mexican
situation. They had prepared TO attack
him and charge him with pursuing a weak
policy In that matter. But since that
time something has happened in Europe.
And today there is not a republican who
dares TO attack Wilson for keeping out OF
war. During the most critical times In
the Mexican situation the republicans and
the lingo press gave the president more
trouble than Huerta gave him
Refers to Suffrage.
At the opening OF his talk Secretary
Bryan made some extensive reference 10
the woman suffrage Issue to be voted
upon In Nebraska. Tuesday. II do not
know how many votes will be cast for
woman suffrage next Tuesday" he said.
Il cannot say how many will be cast
against Il. There viii be one vote cast
for suffrage that know of. I have sew
eral reasons Tor casting that vote. one
is that had mother. The other is that
have a wife. My father died before
was q. and my mother had the burden
OF raising the family, She took the, rer
sponsibility and raised that family as
we'll as any man could have done.
wife Faithful PaFtner. t
II have a wife who married me when
] didn't have anything. No matter how
little money made she kept the living
expenses within the income. She has
been my faithful partner; and III not
ask the government 10 grant me a privi-
lege that I'm not willing to have my
wife share.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
Do Good Women Want This Kind Of Freedom


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is termed
conducting this NEz MLHoLLAND
taken from
school
of thenew
COMPREHEND
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ranks those millions YOUNGER impressions be
exceedingly
MARRIAGE ITSELF"
In Of
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follows:
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
CARLISLE OVERCOME BY =
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

BUFFALO. N. y. Noy. l.-syracuse
university defeated Carlisle here today
"a 10 s. cariisle'e attempts at the open
game usually ended disastrouslye tho
Indians most notable gains being made
by Captain Caiac through the Syracuse
center.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
Opinion of an Eminent Jurist

authorized the following statement:
Although the word male the law respecting the selection
burdens privileges citizenship
with
their
tried and determined respecting
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02

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Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
HERE Is THE BALLOT : VOTE NO.

The following
the official ballot Tuesday A D,
7s:. as woman suffrage '@ x
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02

Issued by the Nebraska Mems Association Opposed Women Suffrage
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02

Bee Want Ads Are Famous as Result
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-19
INCUBATION ORDER
WORRYING MASCOT
Frank Flint, Company lie Good Luck
Boy, Fears Time for Revenge
10 at Hand. !.


Frank Flint, the Jolly mascot for
Company l., Is decidedly worried. Hes
not afraid OF the Mexicans or any.
thing like that, but he really doesnh
think 1t fair that q man who has
been vaccinated about thirty times q:
ready, shoula be compelled to take
another chance on the sore arm squad.
The latest order to Company l. 70
that the members must be fnoculatsd
with typhoid serum before going to
the state encampment in August. Dra
w. p. Sherlock has been designated
as the physician to give the treat
ment. It il this order that is really
causing that worried look on Franks
face.
He remembers the time when the
boys were in the camp at Washing
ton and he helped play joke on the
doctor, then an ofilcer in the COM
pany. Now he fears that the doctors
time for revenge is at hand, and he's
trying to find some way OF getting to
Mexico without being inoculated foe
typhoid.
I'm scared all right, indeed Is,
he said when he heard the order. I'm
like to get what's comm to me for
that washington trick !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-19
cAIIFORNIANS MAKE
TRIUMPH COMPLETE
Mclaughlin and eundy Defeat Pei'
and eehr In Sensational Game
on Seabright Court.

limited Press Leased Wire Servicei
SEABRIGHT, N. j.. July 1s-Play-
ing under boiling sun Maurice Nc
I aughlin and Tom Bundy this after
noon won the doubles in the seaDrighe
Tennis clubs tournament by defeating
Theodore Pell and Karl Behr. the
scores were 1910; TO; 4-e; 7-s and
rs.
Sensational tennis was played. the
Californtans being crowded to the
limit by the New York pair. After the
Pacific coast pair had taken the first
two sets. Behr and Pell played them
OF their feet and took the next two.
r. Norris Williams, second, OF Phil
adelphia, winer OF the singles, plays
Theodore Pell, title holder. tomorrow
afternoon in the challenge round for
the Achelis cup.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-19
CALIFORN1ANs WIN IN
DOUBLES TOURNEY
Win all Titles In Singles Of Clay
( Court National Championship
Tournament.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CINCINNATI, Ohio. July 18.-Calt
FORM, triumphed today, winning all
titles for singles in the national clay
court championship tournament.
Clarence Griffin took the singles
championship, wearing out Ella Fot-
trell in a brilliant Ave set match !:
SO: SO; Sc; 60: 60. They are both
OF San Francisco.
Miss Mary Brown, OF Los Angeles,
national ladies' champion, defeated
her sister, Mrs. Robert H. Williams
of Chicago, 6-1; Sc; 6-2. Miss Browns
ability to cover court and her sharp
and sure back hand accomplished
victory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-19
HAS LEAGUEL0S
SEXTON SUPPORT?
Report to This Effect Received Here
Last Night From the Island
City Which just Joined
League.
TANaLE TO UNRAvEL
Justice Requested to Present Case to
National Commission
Other City IN
View.
rANaLE TO UNRAvEL

That NJ. H. Sexton OF Rock Island
and president of the National associa-
ton. had made the admission that the
Central association really was In
fringing on the laws of baseball by
placing . club In Rock Island, that
President Justice would withdraw the
C. A. club from that city without pro-
test, and that the days OF the G. A.
club at Rock Island could be counted
in one breath, was the sense OF
telephone communication received at
this once last night, coming from the
island city.
Mike" Sexton has been one OF the
main supporters Of the movement that
resulted in the c. A. franchise being
placed at Rock Island aud II 1t Is true
that he has Withdrawn his support
from the C. A., 1t will be hard blow
to the Rock Island club.
When asked about the matter last
night President Justice stated that
he knew nothing OF Mr.. Sections
statement He stated that he had
been requested by the national com
ulSSlOQ, UdScudu ouPlSAAo NoAA - ~
forward papers presenting the Cen
trail association side Of the contro-
versy that promises to set an impor-
tant precedent in baseball history
President Justice said that he had
not yet decided whether Or not he
woula contest Secretary Farrell's rul'
ing against the G. A. So far az he
knew he said that matters stood Just
as they had when Farrell's decision
was made known.
= What will be done with the Rock
Island franchise should 1t be neces-
sary to withdraw It from that city is
not known. President Justice said
that he had no other city in sight at
the present time. It II known that
Fort Dodge would like to get the
franchise, but on account OF the
smallness OF that city and its dis
lance from other cities In the Central
association 1t is not believed that 1t
would abe practical to place club
there. II may be necessary for Egan's
team to remain on the road during
the remainder Of the season II 1t Is
not allowed to play at Rock Island. 1t
will remain at that city. however, I'M
til q final decision in the matter Is
reached. 1t may be possible to keep
the matter in dispute until near the
end of the season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-19
COMMISSION RULES
ROCK ISLAND Is In
81 TERRITORY

Q Especial to The Gate City.l
. DAVENPORT, Iowa, July IS. =
Q That the Central association is =
. invading Three-Eye league terri =
. tory by placing the defunct OF :
. tumwa franchise in that city, =
. and that Egan's club will have >
. to be moved within few days. .
. was the decision today OF the =
. national commission, baseballs =
. last court OF resort, composed OF =
. President Tener OF the National
. league, President johnson Of the .
. American league, and Chairman =
. Garry Herman, according to re- =
. ports received here tonight. Sec =
. rotary Farrell was instructed to =
. notify President NJ. E. Justice OF .
D the Central association, and =
, President NJ, n. Sexton Of the .
, National association, OF this de- .
cision. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-19
Vanitie Wins Race.

limited Press Leased Wire SERVICE
NEWPORT, L. l., July 1s.-Vanitie
won today's race between the cup de-
fender yachts on her time allowance
The three vessels finished: Resolute
5:2s:10; vanitie 5:2S:11; Defiance
6:31:52.
The Resolute and vanitie made
pretty race Of it throughout, being al
most as close as the one seconds d1f-
ference as the finish indicates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-19
CUMMINS PREDICTS
SWEEPING VICTORY
Returns to Washington Optimistic
Over the Outlook FOR Repuo-
IIean Success In This State.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 49,
Senator Cummins, who returned from
the Iowa republican convention yes
terday. was overwhelmed with in
quiries from the republican senators
and house members about the politi.
cal conditions as he found them IN
the state. Senator Kenyon and some
Of the house members from Iowa were
anxious to find out about the FEELING
at the convention and the generai
outlook. Senator Cummins returned
in an optimistic frame Of mind. His
reply to inquiries was that the repuD-
licans would sweep Iowa this fall.
"From all that I can learn" he
said. "the republicans will carry every
district and return a solid delegatio,
to congress. The state ticket will be
elected by good majority. The out
look as to the senatorship is extreme
" satisfactory"
Senator Cummins estimates the re-
publican majority in the state this
fall from $4,000 to $4,000 He said
the platform was one which he fully
approved and the party in Iowa was
harmonious and progressive"
Senator Cummins returned to hnd
the trust bill situation about where
he left 1t. He said he believed the
opposition to trade commission was
a mistake and that he would continue
to work for such legislation. The fact
that the Iowa convention went on rec
ord for a trade commission may have
some influence on the senate in get
ting this bill passed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-19
Nuskies Trim Tribe---Red Sox Drop Lead

Hit by pitched ball-by Alberts.
Dali.
Sacrifice hit-Hensling.
Sacrifice fly-Wetzel.
Bases on balls-off Alberts. /; OFF
Whitaker. 2.
Struck out-by Alberts. 10; by Whit
taker, 9.
Wild pitches-Whittaker 2.
Stolen bases-Runser, Brennan, Mar
shall.
Left on bases-Muscatine 8, Keo-
kuk 8.
Time of gsme-1:45.
Umpire-Genins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-19
Francis oulmet Win. Again.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
BOSTON, Mass, July 1S.-Francis
Ouimet, national open golf champfon,
this afternoon won the Massachusetts,
amateur golf championship by defeat
ing Ray R. Gorton, of Braeburn up
and 4 to go in So holes. Ouiieet fin
ished one up for the morning round
final Is holes.