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The Washington times., 1915-03-29
Enemies For Your Sakes."

ST. John emphasized particularly the
fact that the rejection of the Jewish
nation because Of their rejection of Mes
siah did not apply to all the individuals
of that nation. AS the Prophet had
foretold CRomans ll:27-3S), there was a
small, faithful section, or remnant"
This remnant accepted Christ and were
accepted by Him. on Pentccost this
class became the nucleus of Spiritual
Israel. Thus we read, "IIe came unto
His own (nation). and His own received
Him not (as a nation); but to as many
as received Him. to them gave lie lib
erty (privileGel to become SONS of God
even 10 them that believed on His name
which were bcGOtten not OF blood. nor
of the viii of flesh. nor OF tho will OF
man. but Of GoO"-at Pcntecust.. John
l:ll-lS.
Thus, SO far as tho spiritual part OF
Gods great Promise to Abraham is coa-
The Washington times., 1915-03-29
HYATTSVJLLE.

The municipal election promises to be
very uninteresting affair as no op-
position to any of the candidates has
developed Edward Devlin, present
councilman from the Second ward, is
the candidate for mayor to succeed
Capt. Oswald A. Greager In the First
ward Councilman William A. Dorr will
be candidate to succeed himself In
the Second ward John a. Adams is in
the field to success John G. Brooke, and
w. c. ketcham wants to occupy the
place that Mr.. Devlin will vacate.
George M. Mcfarland will seek re-elec-
ton. The hold-over counciln-~ will be
Or. Guy w. Latimer. First ward, and
John G. Holden. Third ward
The RED" and Blue" contest of the
Christian Endeavor Society Of the
First Presbyterian Church came to a
close last night. The Blues" headed
by Gordon E. MacNeil., defeated the
Reds under the leadership of John
Brooks, by the score of 25 to q. The
Reds will entertain the Blues" at
a supper Friday after next.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
STATE ORDERS PROSECUTION
Attorney General Takes Step to
Force LOup County AuthOri-
ties to Act.
PETITION COMES FROM CITIZENS
CFrom a stan Correspondent

CFrom a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. June 1.--(Special )--Attorney
General Reed has taken the I,oup county
authorities severely 20 task for the fail
ure TO prosecute BENJAMIN Galbreath. the
alleged murderer OF Roy Fox. In n let
ter TO Governor Morehead he places the
blame for the inactivity Of the authori-
ties upon "A self-constituted vigilance
committee" who. for fear OF putting
the county to expense. have become
themselves the grossest Of law violators,"
and who are threatening another muir
der"
He directs City Attorney a. :. Moon to
proceed Immediately to prosecute and
notifies him that he has appointed Fred
c. Hawxby OF Auburn MS special counsel
to assist him in the trial of the case, He
requests the county attorney 20 join In
request to Judge Hanna calling for a
grand jury, or in lieu thereof, to CO.
operate with Mr. Hawxby In having the
defendant bound over TO the district
court.
The attorney general was moved to ac-
lion by a petition signed by ninety-four
residents Of the county and directed 10
the Judges OF the district court in the
first instance. It was referred by them
as per request Of the petitioners to the
governor and the attorney general the
petition was under the following date
line: TAYLOR, Neb., January, 1913.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
DARKENS GRAY HAIR
Harmless-Not a Dye-Acts on
Hair Roots Makes Gray
Hair Healthy-Dark.

II you hair is gray, streaked with gray,
prematurely gray, thin or falling apply.
for few times. o-Ban Hair Color Re-
storer on your hair and scalp, with the
guarantee OF a reliable dealer that il
won't cost you one cent unless IL beauti-
fully darkens your gray hair and pro-
notes its growth. II acts on the hair
roots making the hair healthy so the
gray hair is beautifully and quickly
darkened so evenly, naturally and thor
oughly that no one can tell IL has been
used. In addition Q-Ban stops itching
scalp dandruff and falling hair. and
makes the hair thick. fluffy, soft. lus-
trous, beautifully dark and abundant.
o-Ban is not sticky or messy. harmless
and makes scalp and hair clean and feel
pleasant. Darkens hair when all else
fails.
| Only SOC for a big 7-oz. bottle Sher-
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/ Co, Harvard or Loyal Pharmacy,
Omaha. Neb. out-of-town folks sup
( piled by observation-disclosures.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
PRESBYTERIANS DIVIDE
EDUCATIONAL FUND

LoVEUAND. Colo. June 1.-The APP
portionment Of funds to educational in
stitutions, approved by the general as
sembly Of the United Presbyterian church
today. provides maximum of $500 for
the expenses Of the board OF education
and 5000 each TO Pittsburgh ana Xenia
seminarios. The batsnce OF the educa-
tionsl fund. estimated at $1,000 will go
TO the following colleges: Cooper. Mon
mouth. Mus|ngum, Tarldo and West
Minister
Under the terms OF the apportionment
three-fourths of the fund due the five
colleges will be on a comparative basis,
including the aggregate hours of religious
instruction, the service rendered the
church by the number Of students who
entered the ministry between 1905 and
1914. inclusive and the boards estimate
of the adequacy of the financial policy OF
the individual school.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
Add Famous Closing
Remarks One Whisky

NAco. sonora. Mexico. June DE
olaTing he was being Ehot to satisfy the
demands OF American residents, joe
Aoero was executed here today as a spy
in the presence OF several hundred people.
Acero stood beside tho grave dug for
him in, cemetery where the execution
took place and asked for = drink OF
whisky and cigar. After taking tho
drink and lighting the cigar he blew the
smoke in the direction OF the firing squad
and announced he was ready TO die.
Although condemned as & spy. Acsros
offensos. according to tho. Mexican off,
cials. consisted OF holding up three Amer
loan gamblers and attacking two Ameri-
can women while he was a member OF
the police force here.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
CEDAR VALLEY RACES At
MASON CITY JUNE 1911

MASON CITY. Ia. June l.-(speoiALi-
June IS. ia II are the days for the an
nual racing event for this city. a men,
her OF the Cedar valley circuit For four
teen years this racing event has come
without . single intermission, and, con-
trary TO the record OF some oities IN the
circuit, the weather has been such that
they have paid out in good shape. This
year there win he larger field OF har-
ness horses than ever before, according
10 the judgment OF the management. And
In addition to this there will be several
Thoroughbred running horses and, these
races ara 10 be featured this year, the
first In the history OF the association.
Three harness races and one running race
will occur each day. Four thousand dol
lars have been hung up in purses. and
there win BE- At least 80 horses on the
track. Horses from Texas, Oklahoma,
Kentucky. Tennessee, New York, Ohio,
Maryland. California ana Colorado are
entered,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
Germany is Sinking
Ships by Wireless?

LONDON, June 1.-The SUGGESTION has
been made in the Evening Standard by
Fred t. Jane. the naval author. that the
steamer Princess Irene was blown up by
a German wireless device. The Princess
Irene. an auxiliary in the British navy.
was blown NJ last week in Sheerness
harbor with loss OF more than 500
lives Mr., lane pointed out the fact that
the battleship Bulwark was suddenly
blown to atoms not far from the same
SPOT and said Il was "a curious comet
denee," Experiments ne said. have
proved 4 possible 20 explode a properly
stunned charge by wireless from a short
distance.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
Complexion Secrets
OF An Actress

In a recently issued volume bearing the
above title. the author says: 'Continu-
Gus use OF grease paints, rouge and the
was colorless, wrinlSled. coarse and pune
tured with large pores. An England l
heard OF the virtues OF mercoliked wax;
my first experience with this marvellous
substance convinced me 1t was more val
liable than all cosmetics combined Now
whenever my complexion begins 10 go
wrong / get an ounce OF mercolized wax
az the nearest drug store, spread on a
thin layer OF Il before retiring. washing
Il Off next morning. The WAX, after a
few such Treatments. seems literally to
absorb the WORKOUT cuticle, when a
appears
For the wrinkles and enlarged pores
! began using solution OF saNolite. one
ounce dissolved in a half pint witch hazel
Bathing the face In this every day for a
while soon relieved the condition most
wonderfully. -Advertiaement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
BOAT KEEPER AT CARTER
LAKE HAS REAL BOOSTER

There's tricks to all trades. the old
timers say but who'd ever think that
tow-headed keeper of boats for hire on
Carter lake could have aught hut the
weather man to conjure for him?
All, day long, under the shelter OF a
clumb of trees. sits a man In boat
pulling out two-pounders every five min
utes. Occasionally he rows back to the
boat house for more bait. and there he
accidentally exhibits his thus far
string and causes a mad rush for boats,
bait and poles
The string Of fish Is a mere theatrical
prop" and the filmed beauties that he
pulls out regularly are not hooked, but
tied on
One fellow yesterday wore part of his
jaw away repeating "'Sfunny 1 can't
ketch EN- a tall. an that Teller there's
pullin en- in regular'n clockworks. 1t
beats me. brother. IL beats me-" And
about that time the "shill" would
'catch" another fish, and the surround
ing flock Of envious fishermen would
sigh and try It again for awhile
Read tho Rec Want Ads aaeh dav
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02

Continued from Page One)
from Athens there is a party i'm she
Turkish capital which Is demanding the
opening OF the straits and immediate
reace overtures.
French Report More Victories.
PARIS. June 1.-The French war office
this afternoon gave out a report on the
progress Of hostnities which reads:
Violent fighting took place last night
i'm the region 70 the north Of Arras.
ITO the east OF the road from AK
Noulette 20 Souchez we made our way
into a grove, and here developed hand
to hand fight in which we had the ad-
vantage.
ION the plateau to the east Of Notre
Dame De Lorette we took possession Of
a German works.
"a very violent fight developed around
the sugar mill at souchez, in the course
OF which we took about sixty prisoners.
TN the Vosages near Fontenelle north
OF st. Ide, during the naAit Of May S0-31,
German attack in which two companies
participated. was repulsed by Us with
heavy less for the enemy"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
WoOdmen of World
Appeals It's Case
CFrom a SOD CorespOndent.l

LINCOLN, June 1.--(Special )-Supreme
Forest. woodmen Circle. has APPEALED to
the supreme court from the adverse
Judgment OF $500 rendered against
II and in favor Of Rose II. Rice by the
douglas county district court. The plain
tiff alleged that she was duly elected SD
preme physician Of the circle for a term
of four years, beginning in lSCs, but that
In 1911. with one year yet to serve she
was deposed and her place taken by Dr.
Charles FL Brown. She was given a YER
dict for the 1912 salary.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
Mexicans Fire On
American Launch

SAN DIEGO. Cal. June 1.-The Amer
lean fishing launch America arrived
here today speckled with bulletholes re-
ceived, the crew said at Punta Banda
bay, twelve miles southeast of Ensenada,
Lower California. Bullets also tore the
clothing OF the crew.
Owners of the boat said they believed
Il was mistaken for a launch attempting
to land Chinese.
The firing began from ambush when
the America dropped anchor and con-
tinued until IL was out of range.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
Penna Said to Have
Made Long Journey
to Get His Victim
1From a staff Correspondent.

LINCOLN, June 1.-+CspeciaL )-Requisi-
ton papers for F'edeIe Penna, said to be
a member OF the Italian Blackhand So
ciety. convicted OF the murder of Angelo
Romanini in Trumbel. o.. were granted
by the governor today.
Penna is said to have followed his vic
tim across the United States until he
caught him In Ohio. The chase was a
lively one. the doomed man seeming 10
know that his life was IN danger. Penna
was convicted OF murder in the first de-
gree. but escaped. and Is now in the GUS
tody OF the authorities in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
Manley Member Of
River Terminal
Conference Board

R. II. Marley was made one Of COM
nattee Of five 20 make Arrangements for
the river terminal conference OF repre-
sentatlveS Of half dozen states to be
held some time In October.
1lr, Maniey has returned from 81 Louis.
where Monday he attended the meet
lns Of thu executive committee OF the
River Terminal conference.
TIE matter OF how TO finance the river
terminais. the matter OF deciding on tho
eest type OF terminals. ana lot of other
questions relating TO river navigation de-
vsiopn.ent are 10 he taken M by the
river terminal conference MIR, Marley
found lot OF enthusiasm AZ the meeting
Al 81. Louis because OF omahs's determi-
nation to set back into river navigation
after twenty-five years.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02

year. because South omaha's fiscal year
ends July a. for the further reason that
the merger win cut out the South Omaha
levy which otherwise would be made in
July and would be available 20 the extent
Of % per cent in August.
Money as offset.
70 offset much Of this deflciepcy the
consolidated OFFICIALS WIN hgvc FOR use
unearned salaries Of South Omaha Off
ciain during part Of June and all OF July.
also public service corporation royalties
for the last quarter OF the year ana
other miscellaneous collections. making
the situation. II Is said. not serious
ona. t .
The next Omaha levy will be declared by
the city council during the last OF July.
but will not be available until January
I. noxt year. The city council Of rceater
Omaha may levy up TO tn spresent Omaha
charter maximum Of N2l0ooO and as
much OF tn esouth Omaha charter maxi
mum aH may be necessary, IN this man
ner providing for tax collections next year
% meet warrants which may be issued
70 carry South Omaha territory during
the last five months OF the year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
RLL BRIDGES OUT FOR
MILES ON THE NloBRARA
tFrom o staff correspondent.)

LINCOLN, June 1.-(special l-For
seventy-five miles along the Niobrara
there is not passable bridge, according
10 state Engineer johnson. Between the
town of Niobrara and earns five bridges
have either gone our or are inaccessible
By reason of the river having cut around
them.
Mr.. johnson saws that old settlers tell
him that the water was the highest II
had been in thirty years. Many small
bridges were washed out also. The
damage seems to have been confined for
the most part to the Niobrara country
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
PROFESSOR MERRILL
KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE

SALT LAKE CITY. June i.-Prof. Lewis
A. Merrill. vice president Of the Panama
exposition commission Of Utah and
widely known agricultural expert died
this morning Of INJURIES received last
alght, when his automobile ran off an
embankrnent. Three other persons IN the
party were slightiy injured Prof, Merrill
Was agricultural expert OF the salt Lake
route a. the time Of his death ana was
. naember Of the faculty OF the state ag-
sicuiturAi college for several years
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02

tConunueo nom rage oneJ
spr Greater Omaha Issd By The Bge.
those who have worked hard for this
achievement feel that their labofs have
been rewarded and that Greater Omaha
will DO great IN fact a. well al In fancy.
South omahans are feeling iubilant end
those who were against the pr0positpn
low express a willingness TO Join uands
with their new brothers ana they new
declare they ara ready 10 work together
Ia upbuildins the consolidated oommunisy.
Hector Dies Hard.
A coterie Of officeholders IN South
Omaha died hard During the day
Thomas Hoctor secured the north and
west prenincts OF Omaha IN an autonao-
bile with cards purporting 70 emanate
from an Omaha source. One .sst Of cards
reeds Our city has not been able 70
Itovide for needed improvements already
asked for. WIN Il help ns 70 annex south
Omaha and Dundeeg' Another card
read: 'omaha has nov q bonose debt
OF Na0eo0W. why load up with south
Omaha's 0.Doopy Vote no." But Oman
PEOPLE did not fall for this advice.
Gsveraor Issues PrecIazaatsea.
Tue next formality of tho Greatsr
Omaha vota WI be tho official canvass
witch will be completed this week Then
the election commissioner viii certify TO
the governor, who will Issue prpciAms-
tion officially declaring the consolidated
territory 70 be arsater Omaha. This
proclamation will be filed with the city
clerk Of Omaha and after lapse OF ten
days the consolidation viii actually Be In
effect and the present Omaha city Off
cials WIN have authority to take over the
Offices. records and books Of South
Omaha and Dundee. Al IN esams time
tho operation OF the existing Omaha city
charter and ordinances will be extended
over the annexed territory.
what Effect viii Ne.
There will be many details for the
Omaha officials 10 work out The merger
law provides that the south Omaha police
court. Sail and police Judge shall remain
also the library, the high school and sub
treasury. The present police Judge ir
south Omaha Will hold his Office unit
January /. 1911. Next year az the regular
fall election the consolidated territory
win elect two police judges and theI
Greater Omaha may be redistrioted ans
ono OF the police Judges must serve within
the territory annexed. the understanding
being that South Omaha territory vii
have an police Judge. although Il IL gen
orally believed that the line div4dini
Greater Omaha viii be extended som
distance north OF the present nortl
limits OF South Omaha. after January /
la7.
Coming Inder Presens Rules.
Members OF the poles. fire ana sohoe
departments OF South Omaha and Dunds
win come under the present rules and rec
ulations OF these departments IN omahs
IL viii mean increased salaries for thea
city mepioyes. The city officials OF sout
Omaha win cease to be and variou
boards vii automatically b. eliminates
4 companion bin 10 the merger La
provides that the South Omaha Hig
school shall be maintained on its preseT
baais Of Grades and terms.
south Omaha presents . financial Ell
uation which i met IN the merger las
~ allowing the officials OF Create
omaha 70 issue interest bearing VA
SAINTS COR The last five nionths % IA
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
SENATOR MATES PAYS
CALL AT THE STATE HOUSE
fFrom 4 staff Correspondent.)

LINCOLN, June .1.--(Special.) -Senator
John Mates OF Nebraska City was
state house caller today. He had business
with the attorney general concerning
litigation that involves a cement patent
In which he is interested. II was also
whispered that the otoe county senator
might have had a suggestion or two con-
corning the appointment OF a new In
surance commissioner. Senator w. H.
Wilson of Fremont has been a Lincoln
visitor during the last few days. 1t Is
said that he Is also interested in the
latter matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
on Rocks
in the Mersey River

NEW YORK, June 1.-Passengers on
the steamship Lapland, in today from
Liverpool. said they had seen the Cunard
liner Aquitanis. the largest British ship
ever launched, which was Communicated
early in the war for use as transport
on the rocks In the Mersey.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
MAKE PROTEST AGAINST
CLEMENCY FOR FRANK

ATLANTA, Ca, Jue 1.-The Georgia
Prison commission granted hearing
today to a delegation which presented
the protest OF a mass meeting in
Marietta last night against commutation
OF Leo NJ. Franks death sentence Mary
Phagan. q whose murder Frank was
convicted formerly lived at Marietta
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
ITALIAN DlRIGIBLE RAIDS
AUSTRIAN NAVAL BASE

ROME Nia Partsl. June Ian official
statement issued by the ministry OF ma
rine announces that an Italian dirigible
has made raid on the Austrian naval
base Of Pola. doing damage 10 the rail-
road station and the arsenal.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
Half Dozen Killed as
Auto Truck Plunges

DALLAS. Tex., June 1-SiN persons,
three OF them children. were killed. and
nineteen more or less seriously injured
late tonight when large passenger auto
mobile truck fen over high embank-
ment about five miles east OF Dallas.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
Taft Terms German
Reply irresponsible

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June l.-William
II. Taft, when asked tonight TO comment
upon the German reply TO the American
note. said:
Il think tho reply OF the German gov
eminent Is irresponsible,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
ROYAL kRCANUM RATE
CHANGE Is LEGAL

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The power OF
the supreme council OF the Royal Area
mum to amend It's bylaws to chaagS it's
insurance assessments was upheld today
by the supreme court, The decision IS
the elimination OF a long and bitter light.
Apartments. flats. houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and ohsaply by a
bee For Rent Al.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
AUSTRIAN AIRMEN DROP
BOMBS INTO LOWER ITALY

ROME. June 1.-Cvia Paris l-AGstrian
aeropianes have flown over bari and
Brindisi. seaports on the Adriatio In
southern Italy. They threw bombs which
killed one person and wounded two others
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02

summer Tourfss Excavations.
Effective June 1. Nickel Plate road will
sell reduced rate tickets 70 various east
ern points. Confer with local agent or
write John y. Callahan. A. @. p. A., c. W.
Adams ST., Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
sherrod smith Hurts Ankle.

Pitcher Snerrod Smith of Brooklyn has
been laid UP with wrenched ankle, sus-
tained while going after a batted ball in
practice at Brooklyn last Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
ArtiIIery peeIaes ActIen.


Our vigorous artillery action upon ths
plateau being followed up. the fire OF the
Austrian front at Balvedere dimlnishes In
intensity and our infantry IL soiidly es-
tablished upon the field.
Our front advance IN Val SuRana has
arrived within five miles OF BorBo and
fs supported strongly On two slopes Of the
valley. Tho mountain of Belvedere,
which dominates Fiera Dt Priuieri IN
the Cisrnon valley, IL also In our hands.
"A battalion and = half of AustFians
with machine guns attacked our Alpine
troops IN defile OF Monte Croce, on the
Carnia frontier. May %. The Alpine
troops repulsed five spirited attacks. de.
ilvered one after the other. after which
they took the offensive In o violent rain
and thick fog. putting their assailants 10
flight our losses we're light.
The rain continues on the Friuli from
tier and the water courses are swollen,
but our troops advance In serene con
fidencs to overcome their difficulty
strait OF Messiah Closed AZ sight.
WASHINGTON. June i.--NaviEation IN
the Straits Of Messina between half an
hour after sunset and half an hour before
sunrise has bean prohibited by the Italian
government which has 80 advised the
American ambassy a. Rome.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02

POET AND STATESMAN HEADING ITALIAN WAR
DEMoNSTRATT0N-G Gabrielle D Anunzio and at the right
Signor Marcora president of the Italian Chamber Of
Deputies marching at the head Of the great procession at
the recent dedication of the Garbad monument at Quaro
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02

ROME. May Silvia Paris, June
1.-THE following Official statement
Of the operations OF the Italian mill
tary forces we're issued tonight by
General Cadorna. chief OF the gen
eral staff:
The advance OF our troops beyond
the Tyrol-Trentino frontier continues
and we have occupied the important
height OF Zugna. about four miles
north Of Ala. which dominates Ro-
( vereto. Upon this height the Aus
TRANS some time ago ordered a
fortress built.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
ITALIANS OCCUPY
HEIGHT OF ZUGNA
Official Statement Says Strong Aus.
trisn Position Which Dominates
Roverto is Captured.
AUsTRIANs DEFEATED IN PASS
BULLETIN.

BULLETIN.
UDINE, Italy. June 1.-z-tVia Paris,
3:10 p. m)--Italisn troops have oc-
cupied thirty-seven villages SIR
rounding Cortina in AmphesEo valley
The troops which occupied these
towns constitute the Italian army
which Is invading the province OF
Trent from the south and east
simultaneously with the invasions
from the south and west. The town
OF Cortina, occupation OF which by
the italians was announced yester-
day. lies sixty miles northeast Of
Trent.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
LONDON CENSOR
KEEPS LID ON AIR
RAIDBY GERMANS

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