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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06
TAKES REFUGE IN GREECE
Serbian Army Compelled to Evacuate
Monastir.

Athens, Dec. 6.-Part OF the Ser
bian army of General Vassich, retir-
ing from the region of Monas.ir, has
crossed the frontier and taken refuge
in Greece.
These forces, ii was semi-officially
stated, will be allowed to pass
through Greek territory and rejoin
the Anglo-French forces near Gueg-
veil.
With the fall of Monastir the Serbs
have relinquished practically their
last grip on Serbian territory. Both in
the north and south the Serbian ar
mics have eluded their pursuers and
have escaped intact across the AL
banian frontier, fighting their way
through snow filled mountain passes.
Troops that did not cross into
Greece are moving westward to form a
junction with other Serb forces rest
ing on the Albanian frontier.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06
PRISON TERMS
FOR PLOTTERS
DR.. Buenz and Three CO.
COnSpiratOrs Sentenced.
PLEADS FOR ASSOCIATES

Aged Director of Hamburg American
Line Asks Court for Lenlency Be-
cause They Were Subordinates Act
ing Under His Orders.
New York, Dec. 6.--Dr Karl BuenZ
George Kotter and Adolph Hachmeist-
ep of the Hamburg line, re-
Gently convicted Of conspiracy to de-
fraud the United States government,
were sentenced to serve one and a
half years in the federal penitentiary
at Atlanta. Joseph Poppinghaus was
sentenced to one year.
The Hamburg American line was
fined ST.
Bail was fixed at $4,000 in each
case and was accepted from surety
company.
Sentence was pronounced after
Judge Howe had ogerruled motions by
William Rand. Jr chief counsel for
the defense, for dismissal of the yer
dict on the ground that ii was con
trary 10 the evidence and law in the
case
None OF the defendants showed any
emotion when sentence was pronounc-
ed Dr.. Buenz told his listeners that
his only regret was that the American
people should believe he had done
anything to injure them or had ever
had anything but the kindliest feel
ings toward this country.
Through Mr. Rand the aged direc-
tor of the Hamburg-American line
asked Judge Howe TO take into con
sideration that his three co-defend-
ants were his subordinates and that If
any offense was committed they We're
merely acting under his orders.
In sentencing ilr. Buenz Judge Howe
announced that If the sentence was
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06
LIGNITE OPERATORS RUSHED
Record Output Predicted From Mines
of Western North Dakota.

Wilton, n. d., Dec. 6.-Lignite mine
owners of North Dakota are doing an
immense business this fall The
Washburn Ignite Coal company
which operates the largest Ignite
coal mine in the west, is running full
time, with daily output of 1.200 tons
Indications are that the Wilton mine
will this year surpass the annual out
put of 100000 tons for last season.
Aside from the domestic consumption
of native fuel large orders are being
received from mills, power houses
state institutions and railroads all
over the state
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06
PRESIDENT TO WE'D
MRS. GAIT DEC. Is

Washington, Dec. 6-The wedding
of President Wilson and Mrs. Norman
Calf will take place Dec. IS, it was
announced at the White House. The
statement follows:
House that the marriage of Mrs. Gait
and the president will take place on
Saturday, the 18th Of December.
"As previously stated the ceremony
will be performed at Mrs. Galt's
home. The only guests will be Mrs,
Galt's mother, her brothers and sis
ters, the presidents brother and sis
ter, his daughters and the members
of his immediate household. No invi-
tations will be issued"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06
REPLIES TO LA TOILETTE
Governor Philip Likens Attacks to
Taking Mud Baths.

Milwaukee. Dec. Ga man can
go to Madison as governor to serve
the people conscientiously, he can save
them money, he can have their wei
fare at heart from the moment he
arises until he goes to bed and then
some genius with a glib tongue will
come along with bucket of mud and
spill ii all over him. They want your
place and every other place as their
own and they want them as means
of getting a living and for nothing
else"
The foregoing statement, made by
Governor Philip at the Wisconsin
Pea Packers banquet in the audi
torium, is accepted as the governors
first reply to the attack being made
on his administration by Senator La
Toilette in a tour of the state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06
STATE THREATENS BREWERS
Kansas Supreme Court Order Halts
Missouri Trucks.

Topeka, Kan, Dec. 6-Ouster and
seizure OF the property of half dozen
Of the brewing and wholesale liquor
concerns doing business in Kansas lin
violation and evasion of the Kansas
prohibitory liquor laws" was ordered
by the state supreme court.
The orders grew out of proceedings
brought by S. M. Brewster, attorney
general, and as result Missouri
trucks which are alleged to have dis
tributed liquor in Kansas City, Kan,
Atchison and Leavenworth have dis
continued service.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06
ENGINEER FOiLS ROBBERS
Runs Past Spot Where He Is Told to
Stop and Bandits Flee

Malvern. Ark, Dec. 6.-Bandits at
tempted to hold up the Iron Noun.
tain passenger train No six miles
south of here.
Posses with bloodhounds began
hunting Immediately and reports say
two OF the bandits were killed and a
deputy wounded in battle between
posse and the robbers.
The two bandits entered the cab
near Malvern and instructed Engineer
Howard to stop at the second OF two
campfires ahead
Howard ran a mile past the fires
and stopped. The bandits leaped from
the cab and disappeared in the dark
ness
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06
Oscar IL. Will Reach Chris
tiania Dec. IA.
PARTY NUMBERS ABOUT l4O
Governor Hanna of North Dakota the
Only State Executive to Accept In
vitation-Many Newspaper and
Magazine Writers Making the Trip.

New York, Dec 6.-The peace ex-
pedition organized and financed by
Henry Ford to create conference OF
representatives of neutral nations in
the hope Of ending the war sailed
from Hoboken on the Scandinavian.
American line steamship Oscar II.
Mr. Fords guests numbered 140. OF
these eighty-three are peace ENJOYS,
fifty-four newspaper and magazine
correspondents. and three moving
picture men
The Oscar H. should arrive at
Christiania, Norway, her first stop,
about Dec. IA Thence the party is
to proceed to Stockholm, Copenhagen
and The Hague. 1t Is proposed 10
Hague.
OF the governors invited l.. B Han
na OF North Dakota was the only one
to accept William J Bryan. who has
said he hoped to join them at The
Hague a few weeks later. explained
that he believed he would accomplish
more in the interest OF peace at pres
ent by remaining in America.
Twenty-three members Of the party
are women. Students from Yale, Vas
sar. Dartmouth, Oberin. Williams,
Drake, Vanderbilt and Columbia and
the Universities OF Kansas. Ohio,
Iowa. Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Hi
accompany the expedition
The peace delegates received large
red celluloid buttons bearing a white
star with rays and the words, "Out of
the trenches by Christmas"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06

Daughter Of President Yuan Shi kai
VIII Be the Bride.

Shanghai, Dec Chinese new pa
emperor OF China, has been officially Y
betrothed 70 daughter OF President
Yuan Shi Kai.
Pu vi will be nine years old next
February. He was deposed when
Yuan Shi Kai became president of the
republican of China. The latter is
the father of thirty-four children
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06
No Ground for Action.

Washington, Dec. 6.-Federal in
vestigation of the recent explosion in
the Du Pont powder works at VIII
mington, Del, has developed that
there is apparently no ground for ac-
ton by the department of justice. No
further inquiry by the government is
probable at this time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06
Torpedoed without Warming.

Paris, Dec. 6.-Further particulars
of the sinking of the French steam
ship Algerien on Nov 25 show that
the vessel was torpedoed without
warning by submarine flying the
Austrian flag, the Rome correspond
ent of the Journal telegraphs
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06
Serbs in Greece Keep Arms.

London, Dec. 6.-Many Serbian SOL
diers who retreated through Greek
territory after the fall of Monastir
were not disarmed, but were treated
with every consideration, says an
Athens dispatch to the Daily News.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06
Two More Ships Are Sunk.

London, Dec 1.-TWO more British
steamships have been sunk in the
Mediterranean by submarines. They
Leod Four men on the Middleton
were killed and one was wounded
Nineteen were landed at Malta.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06
Insured Against zeppeIins.

London, Dec. 6.-Twenty-four mil
lion dollars worth of insurance
against Zeppelin raid damage to mu
nicipal buildings has been taken out
by London's common council. Bridges
including London bridge, also are In
sured
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06
CHARITY mcCi c1.r s.Ssn Ss
National Conference to Be Held /,
indianapolis May 10 to ~.

committee OF the national committee
OF charities and correction at meet
ing here formally decided to hold the
1916 conference in Indianapolis from
May 10 to II. Developments of social
service work in Latin-America by the
conference through investigation and
propaganda was approved by the COM
mittoe.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06
Formal Recognition Of carranza.

Washington, Dec. 6.-Great Britain,
France, Russia and Spain are expect.
ed to recognize the Carranza govern.
ment in Mexico by giving formal no.
tif1cation In Mexico City to Jesus
Acuna, General Carranza's minister
tor foreign affairs.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06

New York, Dec. 6-Officers of the
Italian steamer Verona, which arriv
ed from Naples, confirmed cable re
ports that the vessel had beet
chased by . large submarine Ia u
Hoditossaaoan Nov. 10.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06
kundtx Strike Settled.

Cleveland, Dec. 6.-The strike of L.
500 workmen, chiefly Hungarians, at
the war order auto body plant Of
Theodore Kundtz, in progress several
weeks, has been settled.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06

confirmed in the higher courts he
would be willing to support any move
to obtain clemency on the ground of
the advanced age of the prisoner
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06
MRS. ELLA FLAGG YOUNG
DECLINES PENSION.

Chicago, Dec. 6.-Mrs. Ella
Flagg Young, who for the past
six years has been drawing a
salary of $4,000 annually as
superintendent of Chicago's
public schools, will not draw
her pension of $400 a year
when she retires next week.
Legally she is entitled to the
annuity, but she declined it,
saying that all pension funds
should go to grade teachers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-06
WHY PAY MORE?

Why send the cataog goods
duplicating they make Look these
Hampden II Jewel 16 se fully adjusted and will pass rail
road Inspection 25year gold $3.50
Elgn Is Jewel II size in 25 gold $1,000
Elgn Jewel, 16 a nickel
Elgn Jewel, 16 size in 20year gold $625
Standard Jewel Is size, in Oyear gold $475
Watham, 5 Jewel Is size in solid silver $1O75
Rockford, Is Jewel 6 size in Oyear gold $1,000
Rockford, 15 Jewel II size in 20yea gold 1915
Watham, Is Jewel Is size in nickel $500
N Y Standard Jewel sze 20y gold hunting $3.50
Hampden Is Jewel 90 ze in 25year gold hunting $500
Elgn Jewel SIZE in 20year gold hunting $15O
Swiss Is Jewel adjusted small gold bracelet watch $500
Hampden 90 SIZE solid gold bracelet watch $1,000
beautiful little Is Jewel adjusted Watch 10 gold brace
!.
An elegant little full eweed adjusted watch in 10 gold
bracelet for $3.50
dandy little full eweed Swiss watch in 10 gold brace
81. -. .
IDEAL Jewel, 90 size, nickel bracelet watch $500
The above prices only samples selling prices this
entire line Largest stock and lowest prices Let show
THERE CAN'T ANYONE BUY ANY CHEAPER
THERE CAN'T ANYONE SELL ANY CHEAPER
OSRORNS DRUG ;!!!JG, and and :
O00OA\AV0 - JEWELRY Store.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
NEIGHBOR SAVES
FAMILY FROM FIRE
Oscar Spencer Rushes Into Burn
ing Building and Carries Unoon-
scious Inmates to Safety.
HUsTLEs THEM OUT INTO RAIN

II, Rosenbaum and the members Of
his family probably owe their lives
TO the quick action OF neighbor,
Oscar Spencer, who. when he saw
their home on fire, rushed into the
burning building. which had been
struck by lightning, and carried them
into the rain and to safety.
AZ a5 yesterday morning when the
heavy rain and electrical storin,was pass.
ing over the city. the home Of H. Rosen-
baum, ieie Martha street, was struck by
lightning ana set on flre, MIR Rosen.
baum, hls wife and three children werc
stunned and had 20 be removed from the
burning building.
At the Hoscnbaum homo the llEhtnins
struck the chimney. followed II down and
scattered through the whole OF the second
story Of tho Building, starting fires IN
two or three places
The report Of the thunder following
the lightning awakened Oscar spencer
living next door 20 the Rosenbaum homo,
A few minutes later he noticed a bright
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

Ladies OF Security. will alive water
melon social and dance az the McCrnun
hall Twenty-fourth and y streets, Sat
untiay eVenina, september 10.
Three speoders were arrested by Motor
cycle officer Bert Hiatt sunday and
Labor day, They are, William Brown,
4S23 Csss street, and Howard Smith, nN
Pinkney street
LATHE less than 500 was taken In at
police oourt yesterday by Police judEc
Reed. Three keepers Of disorderly
houses, arrested by Detectives Gillcn and
Allen was fined 81 and costs each.
We can install an oil burner IN your
heating plant Call us. Robert Parks
Heating and Plumbing Co, al n, @th
~. Tel. So, 81.
William J. Cresey. I-year-oid son %
Mr.. and Mre ], 6. Cressey n0 South
Eighteenth street, North Omaha, dled 81
the residence Of the parents yesterday
viii be held from the residence. 60 tho
Herrig OF Omaha will oftolate
Prudence N. Walker, AGED So years,
wife OF a. l. Walker South side, died
morning ~ / o'clock after q short iilnSss.
father, clint Morgan, ilying AZ i0ae North
Twentyslhird street, white her husband
lives IN waurika, Okla, The funeral will
be held tomorrow afternoon at the f1rst
Presbyterian church, South Side the
Rev. Robert L. Wheeler, pastor ~ the
church officiating 1nterincnt will be
made ht n local cemetery
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Mail Carriers at
Scottish Rite Home

More than 700 visitors were entertained
AT the Scottish Rite temple at Twen-
tieth and Douglas, last evening. at the
reception given the National Association
OF Letter Carriers. The doors or the big
temple were opened at o'clock, ana the
visitors were received by r c. Patton,
John Disbrow, E. ~ Bowles and John
II Grossman.
Later the beautiful auditorium on the
second floor of the temple was thrown
open TO the guests and the visiting band
from cleveland entertained them with d
concert, which was preceded by an adj
dress Of welcome by Sovereign Com
nlander ". A. Fraser Of the Woodrheh of
the World A response TO the welcome
was made by President Gaipor Of the
letter carriers Organization. SolUs we're
sung by Miss stddvant Miss Daisy tils-
gins, Niles Grace Poole and Charles
Iaverst6ek.
A drill was given by eighteen wonien
OF the local ladies' auxiliary OF the Ma
ti6nai Association Of Letter Carriers uh-
der the leadership Of Mrs. Sherwood.
After the entertainment a dance was
held in the ball reotii on the first floor
Of the building.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Homes and Autos
Robbed While They
Frequent Tabernacle

Several homes were robbed while the
families were down town at the Billy"
sunday meeting in the tabernacle. Half
dozen persons who went inside the
tabernacle and left their autos in the
street came out TO find that thieves had
stolen extra tires, accessories and in
several cases the machines.
Half dozen reports of the activities
OF pickpockets and "moll- buksers'' have
been reported.
Here are the names of those who left
their autos and afterwards asked the
police TO find them: John L. Barber 1866
Evans; Charles Stidhaih, 2sO4 Pihkneyl
Mrs. w j. Daley 231s b; Clarence
johnson, Essex. Ia. and Kenneth Reed
49ii Farnam.
Rev. NJ r. Weaver OF the Church OF
the Brethren told the police that while
he was at the tabernacle burglars en-
tered his home and got $40 and a watch
n A. welsch, Eagle River, Wis, was
swlndled out Of s41O; Ada Apperson 600
South Twenty-sixth, told the police that
her handbag had been rifled OF 50, and
=. o. Bdmonds Of 1921 Franklin lost a
revolver to burglars while he was at the
tabernacle.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
BRIEF CITY NEWS

HavN nogt Print Tt--Now beacon Presa
ndEhting Fixturss--Burgess.G randon.
"FOaay's oomplsss zsovts Program"
classified scctien today. and appears in
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find cut what
the various moving picture theaters offer
Ter safety rirst i'm life Insurance
see ". II. tndOe. general agent state
Mutual 1Afe Assurance Co Of worces.
ter, Mass, one Of the oldest, u years,
and beat conrpenis on earth
Fined twenty-five. +. Coin OF st.
Louis. while plotting an intoxicated gem
tlemsn into a DARK and louely part OF the
city, was apprehended by a policeman
and erraieued In police court. where he
was fined S95 and costs.
Dia Not Eat Appls-Rose siriAnu. aged
2 month";, daughter OF Rocco Siriano. is
dead a. the result OF severe attack OF
stomach trouble. It was enormously re.
ported that the tot had eaten spoiled
apple, but such was not the case.
Carpenter is Hurt-Charles East, car
penter, living At Ue south rwrntv-sr,epth
street, sustained an injured spine when
n board fell from a building OH which
he was working at Fifteenth and Jack
son streets and struck him on the back.
He was taken 20 the lord Lister hospital.
Nipped Shooting Craps-aFfve eltizens
engaged in that nefarious pastlme known
as shooting craps" were transported TO
the city jail from behind the sign boards
at Thirteenth and Dodge streets All
were released on bonds. and three re
turned to court to receive suspended SEN
fences.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

Identification OF him BY chauffeur Joo
Baughman. lie will be taken TO n sanl-
tarium.
Finiah serial To-day.
Tho thirty.fifth and concluding episode
Of the famous Exploits OF Elaine" The
Bees Sunday serial story that has been
running weekly during the greater part
Of a year past. will be shown at the
Besse theater house this afternoon and
evening. Manager George Atkins. in an
nouncing the final presentment. says that
no other serial has held tho interest or
Elaine chapters have.
verdict In Carroll Case.
That John c, Carroll met death a. a
result Of wounds inflicted by Pat Dwyer
At Twenty and q streets. south
side, Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
was the verdict Of q coroners jury at the
inquest OF Coroner Willis Crosby held in
the Larkin chapel this morning az .
o'clock The jury recommended that
the case be continued to the district
court
Maaic City Gossip,
office snAce for rent IN ice office, ssiS
n street. Terms reasonable Well known
location. Tel. South u.
Mrs, A NJ Thldoutot OF washack. H.,
y visiting az the home OF her daughter.
Side this week
MONDAY lunch will he served BY the
women 81 the Central interdenoinina-
tional church On Thursday ht ~ o'clock
I'm the old Young Mems Christian hsso.
streets
The West eide Athletic club will give
a dance at RushinE's hall. Twenty. fourth
ana J streets, this evening At o. clock.
The public IL Invited
oak C0uncil No iSn. Knights and
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Thorsen Lays Claim
To Championship Of
World for Hussane

Before leaving last night for Des
Moines. Oscar Thorsen. manager of You.
stiff Hussane made an open declaration
claiming the wrestling championship Of
the world for the Turk on the grounds
that Joe stedher would not meet him.
Thorseh DECLARED that on four different
occasions he had come to Omaha for the
express purpose Of meeting Hetmanek to
make plans for match between the pair,
bat that Hetmahek had failed to show up.
Thorseh asserted that he believed
steehet was afraid Of Hussane and that
for that reasoh tfetmahek was reluctant
to make a match
Thus on the grounds that Hetmanek
viii not make match, Thorsen claims
the worlds championship for his protege
just before departing. Oscar said that n
Hetmanek wanted to match Stecher with
the Turk he could always find him in
Des Mbines.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Body Of Boston
Man is Recovered
Off Isle of Jersey

LONDON. Sept. S.--'The body of a man
found floating off the Isle OF Jersey has
been identified az r. Ia Martin Of Boston.
Martin was foreman OF hostlefs on board
the British steamer Anglo-Californian
which was shelled July by German
submarine whale on us way from Mon.
tfeal to queenstown.
The Aneio-Callfofniah was ovefhatled
by a German submarine Juiy 4 while
carrying a cargo of horses to Great Britt
ain When II refused to heave to az the
command of the submarine the Under
water boat shelled 1t, killing eiEht men
OF its crew. including Captain Patslow
who was shot down at the wheel. and
two Americans, Martin ana e man be-
lieved to be John Mahoney of New York
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09

light shining in the window and arising
and looking ott saw thar the ROssnbaum
home was In flames. He telephoned IN
fire alarm ana then hurried over 90
tho residence % his neistfbor Btsakins
down door he entered and rushed up
stairs where he found all 81 the msri-
hers OF the fanilg N their beds. stunned
and unconscious
Pulling tho members 81 the R0senhsum
family downstairs and out into the rain,
they quickly recovered and are
feeling no IN effects from their expert
once. The department upon It's arrival
quickly oxtinguished the fire. but not
until e had done probably $500 60 500
damage.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Straight, Lark Hair
No Longer Necessary
lCinlde in &c IiitA


simple and harmless fluld hitherto
little used for the purpose, has proved
40 wonderfully effective In quickly turn
ing straight hair beautifully Wavy. II
bids fair To become ''all the raBe." You
may be surprised to learn that this pro
duct Is nothing more than plain liquld
sllmerlhe MOTE surprised. stllli wheh
Vuu see how prettlly Il dries In the most
misunderstanding eufls, swlrls and erinkles
YOU could wish for. II makes a fihe
dressing for the hair. too, keeping II so
soft and lustrous.
A few ounces OF liquid silmerine which
can Of course be found m any dfugstOte
will keep the hair eurly for weeks. II II
neither sticky nor greasy. but quite pleas.
ant 10 use. II should he applied at night
with a clean tooth brush-a perfectly
lovely wave and curliness will be In evil
denee in the morning Best OF all. one
who acquires Tire slfner1ne habit need
never again resort 20 the batbarous curl 3
Ink 0n.-Advertisefnent.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-09
Sunday Makes Quick
Change to Go to a
Reception at Loyal

A reception was rendered the ministers
and their wives in the grill room of the
b5yal hotel Immediately following the
afternoon tabernacle meeting yesterday.
Silly ala a lightning change from
outfit and APPEARED, looking cool ana
comfortable in the receiving line. Rev.
A. G. Douglass stood at the head of the
line with Mrs. SUNDAY nest Then came
Mr.. Sunday and the rest Of the party.
There was a pinch bowl. but it con
talned nothing stronger than Ufangeade