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Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01

through the myriad Of nerves to deeper sur
faces, the Internal organs. And thus a
period Of repose must reflect itself not only
in the mind OF the mother, but upon the
babe TO come.
point upon which all experienced people
agree is the accepted fact that whatever an
expectant mother may do for herself that Is
safe and harmless Is bound to encourage
confidence In herself. And as she applies
Mothers Friend" with her own hand when
ever required and just where needed, she
soon learns TO forget those apprehensiOns so
often imaginative.
Young mothers who have used Mothers
Friend" have written 10 say how TejOIoed
they were at the absence Of morning sickness,
extreme nervousness. and other distresses OF
which they had heard and feared. Get a
bottle Of Mothers Friend" Al any dug
store. Simply apply II over the stomach um-
Giles and rest assured OF perfect safety ana
comfort day and night. Write TO BTa6neld
Regulator, 70s Lamar Bldg, Atlanta Ca, for
their handsome and Instructive boOk
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01

OF direct reports from Mexico City. which
for nearly ten days. has been cut off by
rail and wire from the outside world,
there was much anxiety In official quar-.
ters today ooncerning conditions in the
old capital and its vicinity. From prevl-
Gus dispatches II - known that the food
supply Il short and that the danger OF
military operations being carried into
the city itself has caused grave appre-
tensions among foreigners
Dispatches 10 the Csrranza agency from
Vera Cruz tonight said that General
Gonzeles's attack on Mexico city had
been suspended temporarily on account
OF torrential rains.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01
.SCUTARI OCCUPIED
BY MONTENEGRINS
Forces of Nicholas Enter Albanian
City King Forced to Give
Up in 1918.
MOVE DECLARED STRATEGIC ONE

LONDON, June 29.-An interest
ing incident Of the war is the oc-
cupation of Scutari Albania by the
Montenegrins. scutari was an OBJ
ject OF contention between Monte
negro and the great powers during
the Balkan war. The Montenegrin
forces on April 2S, 1919, captured
the city after siege which lasted
from the preceding October.
Prior to this, the powers had decided
TO include Scutari in the future state OF
Albania, and had offered compensation
TO King Nicholas In money and land on
condition that he give up scutari
Blockade Extended.
The Montenegrin king announced that
he would hold Scutari against the powers
and, as result the international naval
blockade OF the Montenegrin coast was
extended.
Eventually on further demand OF the
powers King Nicholas decided to evacuate
Scutari, which was occupied by an inter-
national force on May IA, 1913
A recent official note issued by the
Montenegro government explained that
strasetic and political reasons ihnpelled
the Montengrin descent on Albania and
gave as an additional reason that other
powers had already occupied portions OF
Albania.
Entry OF MOntenegrins.
PARIS June 2s-Descr1bing the oc-
cupatlon OF Scutari, Albania, by Monte
negrin troops the Rome correspondent
OF the Havas agency saws:
"Mussulmans, Catholics members OF the
Orthodox faith, members of the govern
nient, the police force. the schools and
the population preceded by flags and
bands, marched out OF the city. At noon
came the triumphal entry OF the Monte
negrins, preceded by an advance guard.
Following the advance guard were priests
in their ceremonial robes, carrying the
cross ana religious standards; then came
the main MOntenegrin army led by Gem
eral Vechoyitch and the Montenegrin
consul. and bands of irregular Albanians
followed.
The Austrian consul lowered the flag
and placed the consulate in the care OF
the Greek consul.
THE general staff OF the troops oc-
cupylng Scutari have taken charge of the
administration of the city, declaring that
citizens must hencefortn consider them
selves subjects OF Montenegro and be
Judged according to Montenegrin law and
that disturbers OF the new regime will be
punished by martial law.
General Vechovitch addressed the for
eign consuls, announcing that ne was
taking possession Of the city in the name
OF King Nicholas. Patrols guard the con-
sulates ana public buildings"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01
Many at Good Roads
Meeting at Schuyler

SCHUYLER, Neb.. June @.-(Special
relegrera)-A district meeting OF the Lin
coin Highway association was held here
today with large attendance. Two hum
dred tickets were sold for the dinner
served by Schuyler women. In spite OF
rain many people were here from Dodge
county.
Every garage in the city is full of auto
mobiles tonight. due 10 tourists staying
over night here because OF today's rain.
Among the speakers on the program
were Dr. II. Edward Glatfelter. Central
CITY; Arthur Mullen, Omaha; Emil Pla-
eek. Wahoo; F. j. Everitt, Keamey. II. e
Phelps of Howells, vice president OF the
association, was toastmRster.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01

July. villa would be on the border and
here would be met BY obregon. the two
senctioning the conference that then
would be held,
Fear HRstens Work.
He intimated that the success Of his
work had been hastened by fear created
81 headquarters both OF villa and Car
rama that the revolution popularity be-
lieved about TO be begun by Huerts would
80 compllcate the general situation In
Mexico that the United states govern
ment might intervene
Jose ZoEaya. q wealthy Mexican here,
was arrested on charge OF conspirlnE 60 set
on foot a military expedition against a
friendly country In violation OF United
States neutrality. He was released on
1850 bond for hearing before United
States Commissioner George oliver.
Thursday.
The arrest Of zoHaya IL the first since
viotoriano Huerta and Pascal oroEco,
former Mexican leaders we're placed
unedr detention Sunday. The general
charges against zoAaya are similar to
those made against Huerta ana oronoo,
the three having been named In the COM
plaint filed Sunday.
Advices received by officials OF the Ma
tional railways are that Villas army Is
fighting desperately on the defensive
thirty miles south OF Aguas Calientes.
WASHINGTON. June BIN the absence
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Wlestrio fans, $3.50. Burgesssorandeh
! Eavs root Print rt--Now Beacon Preas
Public Insurance Adjugter-Georgs
Schroeder, 4os Ware block Red 64i6.
Frss California Excursion, July II. "a
buyers Live Oak Colony land w T.
Smith Co., City National Bank Bldg.
"Today's complsts Movie Program"
classified section TO-DAY. and appears In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture thesters offer.
Fined for wife Bsating-Chris Hansen.
1854 Pacific street convicted Of beating
his wife. Anime, was arrested by officer
Kimball and fined $50 and costs in police
court
Northrup Becomes an Rditor-Ralpn
Northr7Ip. an Omaha graduate Of the
University Of Nebraska this year. has
become associate editor OF the Excelsior,
Clement Chase announces
Vicious Dog 10 shot--A dog belonging
to J. Lapinto 1854 South Twelfth street,
was shot Wednesday morning by officer
Wade. The animal is said TO have bitten
the 7-year-old son of Mrs Maude Har-
rison. 22O6 South Thirteenth street.
Held to District oourt--H. J. Dorian
and Thomas Hodges. charged with hold
ing up and robblng F. Donaldson of $40
, worth OF valuables, were arraigned In po-
lice court Wednesday morning and held
to the district court on bonds of $3.50 each
Land Company Moves to omaha--A. O.
Perry, head of the Perry Land company.
which recently had its offices at Atkin-
son and which was established in 1901,
has moved his company TO Omaha, where
II is doing business under the same
name.
Beats Off Kold-up lEsn--Hugh Nc
Cormick, aged % years, of Belle PLANE,
Ia, was attacked by hold-ups at Eleventh
and Davenport streets early Wednesday
morning. The old man proved more
than a match for the pair. He received
a slight cut on the cheek.
lEooaguss Condition rmproves-Phy-
sicians attending Thomas II. McCague,
who sustained paralytic stroke a week
ago. asserted wednesday noon that their
patients condition showed Improvement.
and that he would probably get much
better, IL not entirely recover.
Many on waiting List-It is not likely
there will be any examinations this fall
for railway mail service, according to
the civil service examination clerk here.
At present there are plenty on the wait
ing list. Application blanks for the ex-
sninations for mail clerk and natl car
rier have been received aud are rendy
for those who wish to take the examina-
ton September {
Seeking Military Acadsmy-A United
States military academy is to be estab-
lished somewhere west of the Missouri
river-that Is the cry of commercial clubs
throughout the west. Many are holding
that there should be such an institution
similar TO the one at West Point, and
that It should be established In the west.
The Omaha Commercial club has Joined
in the petition for such an institution.
WIN Get Fay for Oar--w. H wallace
owner of an automobile which, he al
legged, was used by the city of Omaha
with an understanding that 1t was to
buy the car, was awarded $500 DANA gea
by jury IN district court for it's de.
struction in an accident. The car was
wrecked In an accident In which Isador
Cevin was killed while being driven ny
Roy ,Furstenburg. former police ehauf-
feur W. Ffg y
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01
Oulls from the Wire

The fourth outbreak OF pellasra in Ar
kansas Is reported from Gray sonia. where
fifteen cases are under observation. Sc
far in none OF the places where pellagra
has been reported has an adult been at
tackled
Five hundred and fifty men ana women,
for moving picture scene in New York
were imperiled by fire by the premature
explosion Of powder which was to have
Three persons were seriously burned and
half a dozen were slightly hurt
In addressing the Indisne. Spanish war
veterans al indianapolis, Vice President
Thomas r. Marshall said II the great
that a comparatively inexpenslve sub
marine could DESTROY. a H.5oQo0O Euper-
be further expended for super-dread-
noughts.
Directors OF the Missouri Pacific rsiI-
way az New York approved the plan OF
capital readjustment as drawn up by the
roads bankers and some of its offlcials
but all details were withheld until next
week The belief prevailed in financial
sir circle n, tns, the plan mahss definite pro,
common shares IN place OF such security
now outstanding and also provides for a
scaling down Of Junior bends
Unusual interest at New York attached
70 the sale by the city OF 900 Of "a
per cent bonds, not only because OF the
magnitude OF the offering. the largest In
the city's history, but more Particularly
because OF ita bearing upon the general
Investment situation At this time Con
sioering the enormous cash resources
available at New York and other domes-
tic centers. and taking the attractive in
terest rate into account the result was
said 20 be much below expectations
Sorrow, pity and criticism were ex-
pressed in 4 discussion Of Fourth OF July
orators. trial-lawy ers, actors ana other
elocutionists- by Speakers before the TWEEN
Y-fourth annual session OF the National
speech Arts association at san francisco.
Actors. es a ciass, know how 20 act but
not nov 20 speak said John ID. Barn,
q San Francisco special writer and critic.
orators. as class. are applause seek
ers. innocent Of the open sesame 20 voice
mastery forgetfulness," said George 9.
Williams ot ithaca. y. r. president OF
ahe association
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01
SQUEAKING
KIDNEYS!

DO rot hesitate to promptly heed the
warning your kldneNs give you when
you feel these little "squeaky" pains IN
tho small OF the back" loss OF appetite
highly colored urine; wearines IS you can
not account for-it meGns that your kid
neys are not doing their work properly
The result may be fatal IL neglected
The remedy is a simple matter II you
get box OF genuine GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM OIL Capsules. HaArlem OIL has
been a standard remedy for ali kidney
and bladder troubles since 1875 II Is
importeo alreei from me ancient labora
get the genuine GOLD MEDAL HaarIem
on Capsules. No subs titute VIII give
the proper result Prices sc &c and
you DO not get prompt relief. and SOON
feel the oid-time ginger" OF youth
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01
Huerta to Answer
Additional Charges

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. June D.-Vic-
toriano Huerta and Pascual oroxco un-
der arrest at FL Psso. will be brought to
San Antonio TO answer additional charges
brought against them here. It was an
nounoed by the United states district at
torney's office tonight.
Charges, Il was said. would be filed TO-
morrow before United states Commits :.
sioner Edwards. While the charges are
similar TO those filed in isl Psso. II was
stated by the officials that the evidence
against the two leaders IL much stronger
in San Antonio than IN FL Paso and that
considerable new evidence has been dis
covered since the arrest OF the two men
in El Paso last Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01
PolNCARE SPENDS TWO
DAYS IN THE TRENCHES

PARIS. June S.-rresident Poineare
spent Sunday and Monday in the first
line trenches. The president watched a
number OF batteries in action and then
inspected the field hospitals Just behind
the lines He pinned the military cross
TO the flags OF six regiments which had
been cited for valiant conduct.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01
CHEATED OF PURSUIT OF
HAPPINESS BY DRUG ACT

CHICAGO. June SO-Arguments that
the Harrison antt-narcotic law was Tin
constitutional in that Il denied drug users
the pursuit OF happiness. were made be-
fore X. NJ. Lands, United states Judge,
by attorneys seeking a writ Of habees
corpus Cor Or. Arthur l.. Blunt, charged
with aiding drug users in violating the
law.
The writ was denied and Or Blunt,
unable TO reach a court commissioner
TO give bond. went to Jail
The court overruled the contention Of
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01
SKULL OF THE COACH OF
CORNELL CREW FRACTURED

ITHICA, n. y, June @.-CharIee F.
Courtney. coach OF the Cornell crews. is
suffering from a fracture OF the skull
This announcement was made tonight BY
the attending physician of the coach, who
was removed TO a hospital here shortly
after his arrival from PoughlSeepsie this
morning. His condition, while not alarm
ing. was described as serious
Coach Courtney sustained his injury on
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01
ZINC MINERS STRIKE
FOR ADVANCE IN PAY

JOPLIN, No. June 2s,-Virtually all the
large zinc mines OF the Webb City-Car-
tervills district remained. closed today,
while 1909 miners refused to work unless
given an increase in wages. The men
maintain that because OF the high prices
which the operators are getting for the
metal the workers should have more
money.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01
AUSTRIANS LOSE 10000
MEN SINCE JUNE %

GENEVA. Switzerland (via Paris) June
"a dispatch TO the Geneva Tribune
from Innsbruck. Austria. dealing with
the fighting in Galicia, says that accord
ing TO estimates made I'm Innsbruck in the
Russian counter attacks around Lemberg
the Austrians have lost 1000 men since
June %.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01

stopped with Jolt at Highland and
Courtney was thrown heavily against the
side OF the car. II was said on several
occasions at Poughkeepsie that the coach
bled from the nose and ears. but ne
refused to consult physician. fearing
that he would be ordered TO y hospital.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01
GOVERNOR WILL NOT FORCE
DEFENDER UPON ANYONE
From a staff Correspondent. }

LINCOLN, Neb.. Jan. @.-Cspecial Te4-
egram.)-Governor Morehead has not de-
clded whom to appoint public defender in
Douglas county.
Il shall not force the place upon any
one" the governor said tonight, II shall
look about for some good man in Doug
las county to serve. had many calls to-
day about the position, but the matter
stu remains, open"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01

comes the question OF
comfort, Of helpful
aids and influences.
Among the best OF
these 10 q well known
extern nal remedy,
Mothers Frien d."
II 10 gently applied to
the surface muscles.
These are fabricated.
toned, made pliablc so
they stretch IS nature
requires without the
strain and pain on
cords and llgaments.
This iufusnna eNfapda
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01

the physicians attorneys that the federal
government had no power 70 regulate the
acts Of a physician licensed by the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01
Don't he Comatipated,

D0nt he ConatipRted.
All kinds OF ailments result from con-
stipation DR.. Kings New Life Pills are
mild and effective. Prevent constipa-
ton. Csc. All druggists-Advertisem
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01
The Real Suffrage
Thought Of Women

Motherhoodisthe thought uppermost in
woman's mind. And with II, OF course,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01

Some with ribbon borders or insertions in every
desirable color aud color combination
A great collection of handles of plain and
carved mission, black ebonized and natural
wood with silk tassels. Some worth $500, the
greater part $500 and $500; now all in one
rot at S1.05.
burgess. van oo-xG.au floor
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01

many little vestees Others bolero Norfolk
jacket effects broad Puritan collars orRandie with
frills and embroidery; other styles show ribbon ties grde
dainty elbow frls,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01

Pretty Lingerie Blouses at 85c
Many different styles in
striped, embroidered and plain
voiles, organizes and batistes,
three-ouarter or long sleeves,
high or low collars.
Blouses worth $3.50, at $3.50
Dressy blouses in organdie,
wolfe and the very latest eff
fects for summer. Dozens of
styles TO choose from. Every
one a $3.50 value.
Blouses worth $500, for $1.95
An almost endless variey OF daintily
trimmed lingerie blouses. Newest
ideas as TO collars, cuffs and trim
mings Delightfully."- sheer and dain-
~ $500 values.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01
All Silk Parasols, $1.95
Were Priced to $500

A MOTHER timely Of
"A fering, for right at
the threshold of summer
we offer you these pretty
parasols at the lowest
price ever quoted for such
a gathering Of beauty,
both in coloring and
STYLES. They re all silk
in new black and white
striped and checked eff
fects, taffetas and plain
colored satins, bell shapes,
shirred styles, plain
shapes. etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01
Here's An Exceptional Offering of
Lingerie Blouses Scheduled for Thursday

COME of the remarkable values it has privilege
~ fthey the quality that regularly sell
styles well values it will be the economy
the Three Ga
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01
RGESS.NAsH COMPANY

Burgsss-Nash oO.-ssoond FloOi
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-01

ideas plain voes organizes,
chimes
with trimmings In
fabrics styles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-13
He WASN'T MAKING MONEY.
But Still He Had a Good Reason Fer
congratulating Himself.


He was a renter, and at least every
other season he was occupying a diff
ferent farm. BY a friends advice he
had moved the year before into an en-
tirely new field, dozen miles from
his usual haunts, and had not been
seen for several months. When the
friend did see him at last it was quite
nv accident, business taking him into
the old mans neighborhood. The farm
err hailed him from the cornfleld and
came out to the fence.
Hello" said the friend. "Is this
your farm
yes; and I jist come over to tell
you, sir, that I'll be ready to pay part
of that claim of your'n before long"
"You must be doing well"
II think I'm dom fust rate, and I'm
powerful obliged TO you, sir, for head
in me this way"
II am always glad to help IL can"
II knowed that, sir, and that's why
come away over here 30 far from
home. It's kinder strange to me, but
as long as | am d0in' as well as l am
| am goin' to stand IT."
Are you making any money!
The old mans face frightened per
ceptibly. mo, I amt sir" he replied
hopefully, "but I'm losin' 1t slower'n
ever done in my life before. "-Argo-
naut.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-13
READY FOR DEDICATION,
or the Odd Fellows Temple in Brattle-
boro on Tuesday.

Brattleboro. Sept. ls.-Preparotions
are practically complete for the cere-
mony of corner stone laying at the Odd
Fellows temple which is being con-
structed at the corner of High and Green
streets. The program will begin at z
O'Clock tomorrow.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs VIII
march from their rooms in the Hooker
building, headed by the First Regiment
band, Canton Palestine as escort, and the
ceremony will be conducted by DIR. l.. Q.
Holcombe Of Milton, grand master of
Vermont, assisted by grand officers. DR..
j. S. Braker, d. d., of Burlington will
deliver an address.
Wantastiquet lodge is the largest
lodge of Odd Fellows in Vermont. The
new temple will cost not far from $780,
600
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-13
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Howe's Pictures at Opera House Sept.
IT.

All Of us, to greater or lesser ex-
tent, cherish the hope that some day we
NAV visit those distant lands which in
our fancy have beckoned us, and as time
passes we long more and more for the
time when, by some happy break OF
luck, we may journey to where the far
horizon calls. And so when months and
years pass and still our ship has not
come in" we welcome all the more the
splendid opportunity offered semi-an-
nually by Howe's travel festival which
comes to the Barre opera house on FRI
day night, Sept. II, to crafty our de-
sircs. Alluring, indeed, is the itinerary
which has been arranged for Howe
travellers" on this occasion. For it in
eludes not only visit to both Califor-
mia expositions through the Panama ca
nal, but after "seeing America first" pic.
torial excursions win also be made to
foreign shores--to the Fairgrounds OF
Paris, the world famous de Boulogne,
the garden in the Champ de Mars, the
Park Monceau, ct, also to picturesque
Holland and the isles OF the Zuyder Lee;
to Bruges, Belgium; to big steel plant
in France; to the Trollhattan falls. Swe-
den, and a railroad ride across Norway
from Christiania to Bergen. Then, too,
there will be ride on L. s. submarine
besides entirely new animated cartoons.
Adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-13
BLUNDERs OF AUTHORS.
home Queer Things OF Which Fiction
Characters Are Guilty.

Characters Are 1uiIty.
For many years favorite pastimc
Of the literary dllettante has been 20
ferret out mistakes made by celebrat-
VI authors. Writers OF the highest
standing have been guilty OF absurd
"bloomers, such as Flaubert's asser,
ton that 'the two adyersarles were
placed at an equal distance from each
other" Mistakes OF this sort have
been excused on the ground that the
authors were working under pressure
Of inspiration and were therefore like
ly at any time TO make minor errors.
Stories of today do not, as rule,
appear 10 be written under the stress
OF temperamental excitement, Yet, In
spite OF their seemingly cool sophistica-
ton, they are not lacking In curious
mistakes. A short list Of these errors
has been compiled by writer In the
Philadelphia Ledger:
screamed in silent rage
A girl tore her eyes from the stage,
but her ears still fingered.
81 will never speak TO you again as
long as / i've" Missed Dolly. Gust
try to hiss it,
Her feet were swollen from standing
in wet, salty water
Like Adela, he had dark brown hair,
with enormous black eyebrows, IA mus
tache and short beard.
What, therefore, was our surprise to
find Tish sitting by the fire in her
bath robe and slippers with cup of
tea in her lap and her feet in tub Of
water
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-13
Montpelier Couple Married so Years.

Capt. Dayton p Clark and Mrs. Clark
Of Montpelier quietly observed their
golden wedding anniversary Saturday at
their home. Capt. Clark is the possessor
Of a medal from Congress voted him
for conspicuous bravery in the Civil
war, when az Spottsylvania three Of his
superior officers were killed and the 9th.
ers 30 injured that the command Of
the regiment fell TO him. He had enlist.
ed in Company y, ID Vermont regiment,
a. q private.
He was studying law when the war
broke out, but after the conflict he be-
came a painter, which trade he followed
until Sept. J last, when be retired. He
il IS years old and . lifelong Democrat