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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-03

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
DANIELS PLANS
NAVAL LABORATORY

WASHINGTON. Sept. 10. - Secre-
tary Daniels, it was announced today.
has requested members OF the new
navy advisory council on inventions.
headed by Thomas A. Edison. 10
formulate ideas as TO an experimental
and research laboratory to be main
tanned by the navy department tor the
development OF inventions The sec
rotary. in a letter to the members OF
the advisory council. asks them to be
ready with their ideas when the coun-
ell holds its first meeting next month.
In addition 20 securing the advice
OF the most famous inventors OF the
country and in organizing in a practi-
cal and efficient way 10 get such al
vice." said Mr.. Daniels. I'm a statement
tonight. Il intend greatly to develop
the resources of the navy department
itself and TO increase largely its faciI-
ties for experimental work in the line
OF developing unprotected inventions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-20
ACTIVE OPERATIONS
SOON IN BALKANS

ROME. Sept 10. via Paris. $40 D.
m.-Active operations are likely soon
10 be under way along the frontiers OF
the Balkan states. the Tribuna declares
IL learns from competent sources n
says that an AustrOGerman move
ment has been planned for the latter
part Of October, the plan involving the
expected diversion OF 500. 900 men
from the Russian campaign 10 the
Balkans. with the simultaneous secur.
ing Of BulgariTs adherence In 'he
move to open route from Buda Pest
10 Constantinople.
The Tribuna and other journals
argue the necessity Of Offsetting this
move By the concentration i'm the Oar.
danolles Of an possible forces OF the
entente allies. declaring the issue
turns on which side takes Constant
nople first. the Austro Germans
through Bulgaria. or the allies through
the Dardanclles
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RUSSIANS SEEK
TO CALM WORKERS

MOSCOW. Sept 10. via London
1888 p. m.-Members OF the duma.
who are zemstvoists are flocklng acre
10 attend the congresses OF zemstvO-
| lists and municipal leagues judging
from the speeches and the sessions
passed by the local Eemstvoists and the
city council Saturday. the congresses
viii strive to calm the public. particu-
larry the working men The resolution
OF the provincial zemstvoists call at
tention to the necessity of preparing
military stores. though they repeat the
popular demand for a strong and wise
parliament which would enjoy the con.
hdence OF the country and be supported
by the majority in the duma.
The district zemstvoists formulated
the resolutions somewhat differently.
urging a government which would en-
JOY the confidence OF the emperor. the
duma and the country. Il was unan-
imously resolved to place the scien.
tific forces of the country wholly at
the disposition of the war office. Rus
SLAMS were called upon to drop fac
tional strife and unite in defending
the empire against an enemy who
is resolved to seize the Baltic pro
lvinces. Poland. Lithunia. Little Rus
STA and the Caucasus and to cut Rus
! STA from the seas"
Mayor Tchelnikof. leading figure
in the municipal league. has issued
an appeal to the working men TO re-
frain from strikes and preserve order.
/ The project of police. in a proclama-
tion TO some of the Moscow workmen
who Quit work Friday in the factories
making munitions of war. appeals 20
the men TO. return TO work and de-
clares that disorders will be ener-
getically suppressed. On Saturday all
the newspapers except one were
printed. Today only one newspaper
made its appearance.
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ROCKEFELLERS
CONFER ON LOAN

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept. 19.-John
ID. Rockefeller. Jr.. was in Cleveland
with his father at the latter's Forrest
Hill estate today. Accompanied by
Starr j. Murphy. OF the Standard oil
company. New York office. the younger
Rockefeller arrived Saturday morning.
but extraordinary precautions v.ere
taken to keep secret his arrival and Il
was not until Mr. Murphy and the cid
er Rockefeller attended church today
that IL was learned definitely that the
younger Rockefeller was in the city.
Rumor has Il that the Rockefellers are
TO confer regarding the proposed Ian
England and Franc but they refused
10 discuss the junior Rockefelier's
20 England and France. but they re-.
fused 70 discuss the junior Rookie.
fellers mission.
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CARRANZA AWAITS
REPLY TO NOTE

VERA CRUZ Sept Drfrfaf La.
formation ruurernlnr fhr rubIIanef ir
trnflon N fne pHn-h mfrirHr dIufanafs
must 81 received nr DfrrraI Carrarrr
nraf CHIEF ~ frr rnrrfIfuf IurHIIaf. b.
fore Do wIn commit himself Ir corn
uIrrf
WHO General NarrHrrn end bic af.
nciaI family fnlaF oppressed pleasure
rama fnld The hHn0rlataf rfera mae
nf e0ul1 refrain from making a afafa.
menf until BIOL bed received nr Hnaa.l q
o. grnf n rrurnrrntHflVr f1 ffr nflr0arI
cqnferencr N frr various fHrfIDnr. bur
waElnr counter nrunrraI f0f a con
flniomats ~ some point alouE fhe uio
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MACEDONIANS
RALLY TO C0L0RS

LONDON. Sept 49,. 1880 p. m.-The
correspondent OF Reuters Telegram
company at Sofia, Bulgaria. sends the
following under date of Saturday, Sep.
TENDER IS:
Early this morning numerous
groups of Macedonian refugees who
have been called TO the colors passed
through the town to their training
grounds, where during the entire day
there have been animated scenes as
recruits and DICTIONARIES. the latter
Macedonians from Greece and Servia
acclaimed their officers and cheered
continuously.
"All the Macedonians coming from
the territory occupied by Greece and
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The department possesses. in the
chiefs of the three bureaus of con
struction, steam engineering and or
dinance, and in the officers assigned
10 those bureaus. men splendidly
qualified TO carry TO perfection any
novel ideas and to originate many I'M
provements of their own. The navy
has. however. been seriously handi-
capped by the lack of an adequate
General establishment where the ideas
OF its own officers. as well as those
suggested by civilians could be taken
up and patiently developed in the
same way that such ideas are handled
In great manufacturing establish
ments"
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EXPO COMMISSION
MEET HERE TODAY
WILL DISCUSS DIsPosrrIoN O,
STATE PROPERTY IN SAN
FRANCISCO
chairman Grosseup WIN Arrive in city
This Morning-Member OF Control
board Already Here.

The West Virginia panama-Fxpost-
non Commission viii meet in this city.
lodal. 10 consider the disposition ~
the West Virginia building and furnf-
ture nov on the exposition grounds al
san Francisco. The lease for the site
upon which the West Nirginfa build
shau be cleared and left in good con
Col Fred Paul Grosscup. chairman
Of the commission. OF Charleston ysiii
arrive IN the city this morning. Other
members are expected TO arrive some
time during the day. Former senator
A. Bliss McCrum, now a member ~ M
state Board OF Control arrived last
night. and viii represent the board ai
the meeting.
Hon. g. o. Nagle. OF this city. Is sec
rotary or the commission.
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LONDON is A
FORTIFIED CITY

BERLIN. sept. 10. via London. Sept.
20. IL 90 q. m.--An official statement.
coutroverttng the representations Of
Arthur Balfour. first lord Of the Brit
lsh admiralty that London was not a
fortified city, asserts that London ~
fortified by "a great number OF perruan-
cut fortihcations and a stili greater
number % field Qualifications which
the German dirlgibleH. when they an-
'peared above London always bonn
hardcd
Moreover" says the statement. Mr..
Ealfuur omitted 20 mention the con-
tinual attacks by enemy acropfancs on
open German towns far outside the
zone Of operations and even ON inemon-
fivc uHssenEers in railway trains who
naturally are unable % defend Them
selves
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piled b ne abdominai mus,iss. rruiIg
ruitef ln b. your own hand GUIDED
~ your own mind. ~ males tha muarlrs
plant. thy Fru1nd quite naturally and ths
EJECT uuon ne nerves o. 9rrh That thrV ID
fusf Themselves a. Obs urorer4 81 expansions
e0 that pain from th.s source o. nln10af riiui-
mated. Wnulfn Who Ne Mothers Friefdf
refer o. n ahaence ~ morning ackner1. thy
ere relieved ~ great nunF minar de
treasea. All Apprehension flsaupears md fhnas
PECULIAR nervous "ndrrff' d. 0urrr diafufh
tha nIFhia 10 a. veil uanIr1 HM1fher's
Friend Oct n bottle today % anV druF-
fin. Then ~ once write Tor n most enter.
tainfnF and ln1irurteo hrot Tor all rruauec
five nloihers Adffcss nradneid Hcrulalor
Co. fo5 Lamar Bldgs hiiauia. @.
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MRS. oRUMMoNo DEAD.

NEW YORK. Sept 19--The death
OF Mrs Maldwin Drummond. formerly
Mrs Marshall Field. Jr. Of Chicago. a.
her estate Cadlond. near Southamp-
ton. England. was announced IN a
cablegram received hero today.
Marshall Field. H.. her con. and his
wife sailed from here yesterday on the
liner So Louis fOr Liverpool
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PARTY OF MEXICANS
WOUND TWO GIRLS

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. sept,I9 -
Shooting on fhe roads outside of
Brownsville was beard toniahf Two
Mexican Rirls. Marie Gonzales ana
Julia Zapata wore each wounded by
q party Of Mexlcans. VINO passing m
an automobile nrod into their houre.
n was reported that an American
woman was BIZ BY bullet several
miles outside OF Brown willie
An army patrol went to Invcaugatc
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why does the~bride hate hing" or
Hes one % those practical Jokers
whom everybody hates. The bride
asked him to come over and try some
of her biscuits"
Didn't he go?"
Yes. and took hpr1mer ava a
cold chisel with him Houston Post.