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ALBANY HOTEL, DENVER.

The Hotel where popular prices
prevail. One can secure very desir-
able rooms as follows:
With Bath-For one person, 81 80
to $3.50 per day: for two persons.
$3.50 to $3.50 per day: for three
persons. $500 to $500 per day.
Without Bath-For one person,
800 10 $3.50 per day; for two per-
sons. $500 to $3.50 per day; for
three persons, $3.50 to $500 per day.
The ideal stopping place en- route
TO the Exposition. Write to the AL
BANY II o T e l. MANAGEMENT.
DENVER. Colorado, for booklet en-
titled, "One Day Trips from Denver. {"
FREE. Postage prepaid.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Have Root Print Tt-Now Beacon Press
lighting Fixtures-Burgess -Grandon.
'Today'a Complies movie Program
classified section today. ana appears In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
For safety First in Life Insurance.
see W. Ii. lndoe. general agent state
Mutual Life Assurance Co. OF worces-
ter. Mass. one OF the Oldest. Il years,
and best companies on earth.
Auto IL stoisn-Mrs. W. J. Daley,
23l9 street. S0uth Side. reports u tas
police that her auto was stolen Friday
night from Sixteenth and Douglas streets.
High Teacher ReEigns-Paui II. Beck,
teacher at the High School Of Commerce,
has resigned to accept a similar position
at ST. Louis.
bicycle Rider rnjursd--Joe Gentilli
715 South Nineteenth street. coilided with
the automobile OF Harry CHASER at Six
teenth and Farnam streets while riding
a bicycle. The cycllst was considerably
bruised and cut.
wagner in omaha-Fritz Wagner
general advertising agent Of the Great
Western, is In the city for a couple of
days. visiting friends and at the same
time looking after business matters for
the company. Having been born and
reared here, Mr.. Wagner has very
kindly feeling for Omaha. Prior to going
to the Great Western. for several years
| he was with the advertising department
OF the Burlington.
In Divorce court-Alleging cruelty
Alice A. Book filed suit for divorce from
Allen r. and restoration OF her maiden
name. Alice A. Fish. They were married
In 1907 at Waukon, la. Katie Bean asks
divorce from James o. on the ground
of desertiou and non-support They were
married in 1897. Lota V. Pierce wants q
divorce from Roy f.. to whom she was
married in Omaha in 1912 She alleges
desertion and non-support and asks the
custody OF their two children.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05

and sermon. 7;SO O'Clock The usual daily
services throughOut tho week.
Lutheran.
ST Marks English, Twentieth and
Burdette--Holy communion service at II
a m. sunday school AZ s;tS a m No
St Matthews English, Nineteenth and
Castelar, the Rev. q. W. Snyder. Pastor
MORNING service at n, susject, Fail lre
al 10 a m. subject, "Eaijah and the
Prophets OF Baal.'
81. Paurs. Twenty-fifth and Evans.
Rev. 70 T otto. Psstor-servioes 10 a
"The " M e hsn' samaritan. F sunday
sssh9ol; m Parish s ss5g begins sSSS
fP eSion FESTIVAL 4 se,enSer rs 'ea'he'
Grace English nae, soSth Iwenty-sixth
:. zen M, The Just i" judge; g;S p M.
short SftV address,: sunday p school 10 !. M
Worship and Sunday school Forty
eighth and Leayenworthe : p, IN.
nue., A, T. Jorimer Pastor---sunday
school at ESQ a. m; services at II a. m.
and p. m. The trustees will ho'd their
Monday evening at o'clock. Midweek
service, Wednesday evening; choir prao-
tice Thursday evening.
Kountze Memorial. Farnam and Twen-
ty-slxth Avenue; Rev. Over ID. Baltzly,
Pastor Rev c. Franklin Koch Asso-
ciste-w WORSHIP, II a. m, Gods Wonder
full Goodness Mans Wonderful Mean.
school e;45 a. M Oscar p Goodman.
superintendent. Luther league, O'Clock.
Meth Odist.
Pearl Memorial, rwenty-fourth and
l'arimore Avenue, Earl E, Bowen, Pastor
Sunday school, a. m; J. w Maynard.
SUPERINTENDENT At p. m. Monday the
official beard will meet for organization.
MoCabe, FNortieth and Farnam, w. II.
or evening, This church is cooperating
In the ally SUNDAY campaign Sunday
school. go a M; Mrs. Entrikin. super
4 lntendent
/ Grove. Twenty-second and Seward. Rev.
Griffin G, Logan Min ster-Gcneral class,
followed by the Lords supper, II a. m.
Epworth league. o. m. Evening service,
with sermon by pastor, s. subject. Daniel
m. J. ". Daniel, superintendent. We'd
nesday, D. m. mid-week prayer meet
Ing, Monday tR M weekly meeting
Presbyterian.
Westminster, Twenty-ninth and Mason.
~. F. Young PastOr-Bible school at . n
m. All other services at the tabernacle.
Clifton Hin Grant and Forthwith
Rev. y, Won der Lippe, Pastor-Sun-
pSivn the congrevo.io WI unite IN the
meetings In the tabernacle
The Sunday school of the First Prssby-
teria church will reopen after the sum-
mer vacation Sunday morning Services
VIII be held in the auditorium or the
second floor of the Young Mems Chris
tan associa ton at . a. m. every Su day
morning during the Billy Sunday meet
ings.
Miscellaneous.
National Fonterelle Spiritualist, al
Cuming--Services Sunday and Thursday
evenings at s;l6, Mrs Ella Gardiner med
| ium.
Second Progressive splritualist. 30
Leavenworth, Rev. f. A. Thomas, Pastor
Services at II a. m... $3.50 p. m. and
p. m. with lecture and messages. Morn
Ing subject. God" Evening subject, 9TH,
den with the Lord" The public is IN
vited Seats free and no collections.
st. Luke's Lutheran. Twenty-fifth and
X. Rev. S. IL. Yerian, PaBtor-Sunday
school at ga Morning worship at II
subject OF sermon. Personal Work
Mission band at 3,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05

For Sale" ad will turn secondhand
furniture into cash.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05
Germans Declare
French Lose Eighty
Thousand in Battle

Correspondence OF The Associated Press)
BERLIN, Aug. Ito gauge as nearly
correctly az possible the losses of their
opponents in the west. German officers
have been INDUCING in mathematics have
questioned the prisoners of war closely,
and have kept careful watch of the men
who have fallen.
The French alone. during the fighting
at Arras. the Germans think. have lost
close TO 5000 men during the last battles
there. This estimate of course includes
dead wounded and captured. The losses
are apportioned as Follows:
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the year 1914 Imports decreased $685.
10000 and exports tsSOOo.OOO Tho exports
Of watches alone shows loss OF sl0.0O0,-
600, as compared with 1918, while mn-
chinery sold abroad was t5OOo.oO0 less
and cotton goods 100000
Imports for 1913 were Sssi,Oo0ooO and for
1914 S295OCO.OOO Exports or 1918 were
s275, 10000 and for 1914 S2S7 Ooo,Ooo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05

A For Sale" ad win turn secondhand
furniture into cash.
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Nnr nrit,,h Cit,,enr.

LONDON. Aug. A.-There were 1Ol
cases Of admission TO British nationality
during the month of July. Five OF the
new British citizens were formerly Amor
leans, twenty-five were Germans, thirty
four were Russians. and four were Bel
g.ans. OF the twenty-five Germans TWEEN
ty-two were cases OF rcadmission OF Brit
lsh-born widows.
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SCHo0LBoYS KILLED
WHEN FIlSE EYPLoDES

CCorresnondence Of the Associafed Press,
MUNICH. July Si.-Two s~hooi bows
were killed and nine other seriously in
jured at GunzenhRusen recentlv by the
explosion of an English shell fuse sent
from the front as a souvenir.
The shell fuse was one OF a dozen which
had been sent by a former student and
which were being distributed TO certain
pupils as prizes for eDce'ienoe in gym
nasties The serder and the teseher APP
parently regarded the fuses as harmless.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05
TRADE OF SWITZERLAND
IS HARD HIT BY THE WAR

Correspondence OF the Associated Press)
BERNIE. July Si.-The effect OF the
war on the trade OF Switzerland is shown
by the figures OF imports and exports for
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05

n Is becoming almost a universal COM
plaint among auto dealers that they can
inroFnin0 orders Factories ere working
night and day but tie outn7it Il stu far
beiow the demand Very few Omaha sales
agencies have enough cars, let alone 3
superbundancy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
GERMANS MAKE ATTACK
IN CONCENTRATED FURY
Supreme Effort Of bursting Shells
and Slaughter by Rifle and
BayOnet Fails.
LOSE 10000 MEN IN BATTLE
Up From the Internal Confusion Rise
Russian Horles and Press For
ward and Over Trenches Held by
Encmy-Decision Not Yet Won.
BY FREDERICK RENNET.

PETROGRAD, February 6-Every
fresh stroke In the terrible struggle
raging In the bare and frozen region
OF the rivers Bzura aud Rpwka MAX es
1t clearer that this is again one OF the
very great battles Of the war
The concentrated fury of tho inccs-
SAINT German attacks came to climax
by noon on Wednesday, when, from the
Internal confusion of bursting shells
and point blank slaughter by rife fire
and bayonet. and from the overhanging
mass of poisonous chemical smoke, the
Russians emerged victorious and
charged across tho three lines where
the Germans had intrenchcd themselves
after Sundays tremendous fight.
General MackenZen made this crucial
effort on Wednesday by swiftly fore
ing n picked army of 100000 men
backed by nearly 600 guns Of all cali
brcs. pouring shell without pause
into n comparatively open gap in the
country six miles wide. which has for
its main features 4 deserted distillery
on the north, near Humin, and In the
south the large manor house OF VOLTA
Shidlovskaya. standing In n wooded
park near Bolimow.
Throughout their advance the Ger
mans maintained hurricane OF shrap-
mel over the weli-conccaled Russian
shelters. Many of the enemy's guns
fired shells charged with sufocating
gases, which caused burning pains In
the eyes, but the Russians withStood all
this and remained mistaken even when
the Prussian Guards wcre brought up
fresh from Lovitch.
When the Germans supreme effort
had been spent the Russians rose up
through tho smoke and doubled for
ward upon the low. broken walls
around the distillery, where the Ger
mans had been working fifty machine
guns. The Russians captured fourteen
OF them I'm the desperate fight at close
quarters which cnsued.
Meanwhile, the Russians at the south
ern end of the battle-ground found
weak position in the German line. and
through this they poured into the park
or VOLTA Shidlovskaya at 1890 O'Clock
In the morning. About an hour later
the Germans were driven some distance
TO the southwest from the mansion.
leaving 1000 dead They lost about,
$4,000. all told, in the battle, very many
having fallen by the bayonct along the
siX-mile fighting front
The Russians have established a great
advantage by compelling the Germans
to use their reserves Drematurely 1t
Is evident General Won IIindenburr has
! left General Mackenzen no free troops
for manoeuvring.
All signs, however. point to the re-
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against further intrustine crews. mas
sehgers and wares to such ships. Thcir
attention is also called to the fact TINT
II Is advisable for their ships to avoid
entering this area. for even though tho
German naval forces have Instructions
TO avoid violence to neutral ships. In so
far ms they arc recognizable, in view or
tho misuse Of neutral flags ordered nv
the British government, and the CON
tingencies OF naval warfare, their be-
coming victims Of torpedoes directeo
against enemy ships cannot ALWAYS he
averted. -
AT The same time it is snocieoor,,
io.eo mat shipping north of the Shet.
Gnu isiands In the eastern area OF the
.rorth sea and in n strip of MT ica
.nirty sea miles In width along rnn
Neunerlands coast is not imperiIlcd
me German government gives enc,
eariy notice of these measures 49,
hostile, as we'll rs neutral shjns mn y,
nave time accordingly to adam tnai,
pt"hs Tor landing at ports in this orno
W war Vt is to be expected that the
nt,tral powers will show no less CON
siutra'ion for the vital interests OF Cor
many many than for those Of England ana
Mn ana In Keeping their citizens and
INC prope-ty OF the latter from thta
area. Ihis is more to be cxpccted ,hn'
Sa ae IL is more to the interest NJ ~,
uI,crcht neutral nations to see this nv,
e'ueo as soon AS possible"
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Russian

PETROGRAD. February 6.-The
following official communication
from the Russian general staff was
given out here tonight:
In East Prussia the battle in the
mister and SZereszuppe Valleys has
assumed n more violent character.
The battle front on the left bank
OF the Nistula CRussian Poland) is
spreading out under very violent
artillery fire. In spite of the Ger
man counterattacks, our troops not
only maintain their position on the
left bank or the Bzura River near
Its juncture with the Vistula, but
have undertaken further offensive
movement. and have completed n
very important point of support OF
the enemy north OF the village of
Nitkovitze
On an estate near Borjimow we
have captured n considerable sec
ion OF the Germans intrcnched
line; also n portion Of the second
line trenches, taking six rapid-fire
guns. In the region OF Borjimow
the enemy has made three pro-
nounced attacks without success"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
GERMAN GOVERNMENT
PUBLISHES MEMOIR ANnItM

BERLIN, February tby wireless) -
The German government to-day gave
out the tcNt of the memorandum OF
the imperial German government con-
corning retaliation against the meas
nres taken by England. In violation OF
international law, 10 stop neutral sea
commerce with Germany" II follows.
since the beginning Of the present
war Great Britain has carried on a
mercantile warfare against Germany
III way that dciics all the princiDlcs
OF international law II Is true that
INC br'ish government has announced
IN a number Of DEGREES the London
declaration concerning naval warfare
I" De binding on its naval forces but
IN rea!ity, she has renounced the dccla :
ra'ioh IN its most important particu-
Iars, a!ihough her own delegates at
the London conference on naval war
fare had recognized its conclusions to
be valid as international law
"rhe British government has mt n
number Of articles In the list of con-
trahand which are not, or, at most arc
only indirectly useful for military pur
poses. and. therefore. according TO the
london declaration, Is well a. accord
me 10 tho universally recognized rules
or international law, may not be desie-
mated as contraband
Sne has further actually abolished
IN" d!stinction between absolute and
7 relative contraband. inasmuch as she
mas subjected 10 capture all articles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
A Druggists Favorite Kidney
Remedy Cured Himself

fttteen years ago I had an attock of
"rutc Kidney trouble. consulted -
musician who gave me medicine which
only relieved me for time. After dis.
continuing his medicine my trouble re-
'uIhed as severe as before.
having heard Of Swamp Root I gave
~ triai and can honestly state that
three dollar bottles cured me never
having any sickness in fifteen wears.
nave sold DR.. Kilmcr's Swamp.Root
MS druggist for many years. and con
give II the very best of recommcndo-
tons ut all times
You are at liberty to use this state
ihcht any time you wish
Respectfully,
,o, W. c. SUMMERS,
1919 Central Ave, Kansas CITY. Kans
with Grand View Drug Co.
state OF Kansas. County of WAN
dottc-ss.:
ON this 18th day of August, 1909. per-
sohally appeared before me w. C. Sum
iners, who subscribed to the within
statement and made oath that the
| same is true in substance and in fact.
CHARLES WILSON,
Notary Public.
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Freuch

PARIS, February S.-TNc French
War oi'icc this afternoon gave out
report on the progress - the
lighting. which reads as follows:
NO infantry eusaseneu; has been
reported as havius occurred during
the day OF February ;.
From Arras TO Rheims there
were artillery ,nsssoments. with
results satisfactory 10 us There
has been no change In the situation
in the vicinity ot rerthes and Mas
siges.
In the Arsonne and in the
Woevre districts French artillery
yesterday dispersed conveys OF the
enemy and set fire to 4 convoy train
OF twenty five wagons
There has been nothing to report
from the rest OF the front We
hrough; down y captive balloon be-
hind the German lines at point TO
the northeast of Sommepy."
The following official communi-
cation was issued by the War Of
flee to-niEht:
The onh events worthy Of note
which have been reported this af-
ternoon are the very efficient fire
maintained by our artillery in Bel
GUM and IN the Valley of the
Nsne. and slight progress which
our troops have made in Cham
payne. 10 the north of Massiges."
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furious Battle Still Is Raging in Central PozandT

desperate efforts to drive the Austrians
from Dukla and other passes, and, al
though the snow lies deep in the noun
tains, the battles continue night and
day.
ARMIES REFRAIN
FROM INFANTRY ATTACKS
Along the western front. so far rs
official reports disclose. this has been
one of the quictest days for weeks.
The artillery. Of course, has been busy,
but, as IL by mutual consent, the
armies have RETAINED from infantry
attacks.
There has been no further fighting
in Egypt. but statements from Turkish
prisoners show the Turks brought Il
great number of boats across the desert
drawn by oxen, They were somewhat
surprised 10 find a strong force await
ing them. and were compelled to sur
render when troops got behind them
and hcmmed them in. In some cases
the Turks were allowed to launch their
boats before the British opened fire and
sank them.
Earl Grey, addressing a meeting to-
day. said that War Secretary Kitch-
encr IN August asked him to appeal to
the miners of northumberland for five
new battalians. Instead. they raised
twenty battalions
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German

BERLIN. February (by wireless
to Sayville, \. Y.).-Army head
quarters to-day Issued the following
statement:
Two new French attacks against
positions taken by the Germans
north OF Massiges remained unsuc-
ccssful. y French attack In the
Argonne also failed.
Russians yesterday attacked on
the East Prussian frontier. and
south or tho Vistula, against the
German front from Humin TO the
bzura River. All attacks were re
pulsed The Germans made 1000
prisoners and took six machine
guns.
Especially from the British, but
also from the French side. the al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07

ncwal of Eeadlong lighting rs being
an Imperative necessity OF the plan to
launch great battles simultaneously In
Central Poland and the Carpathians.
Tho position In the eastern region is
Tor the moment indetcrminatc. Tho
Russian offensive has succeeded In all
passes rs far east IA Tucholka Pass,
behind tho sources of the Opor. II tribu-
tary of the Stryj River. great COM
bined column Of Germans and Austriuns
holds this gap and has railway to
Munkncz in tho rear
Tho Russians. after ten assaults.
drew back to their prepnred positions
on tho fringe of the Stryj Valley, north
east OF the pass. The German leader
refuses to send his men forward.
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SCROFULA AND ALL
HUM0RS GIVE WAY

There are many things learned from
experience and observation that tho
older generation should impress upon
the younger. Among them is tho fact
that scrofula and other humors, which
produce eczema, boils, pimples and
other cruptions, can be most success-
fully treated with Hoods Sarsnpn-
rilla.
This great medicine Is n peculiar
combination of remarkably effective
and health giving
roots. barks and herbs, which arc
gathered especially for it.
HOODS Sarsaparilla has stood the
test of forty years.
nearest drug store. Always keep 1t on
hand.
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WHAT WARNING NATIONS CLAIM
IN THEIR OFFICIAL STATEMENTS

legation Is repeated continuously
that the Germans. to commemorate
the Empcror's birthday. made at
tacks on large scale which were
attended throughout with heavy re-
verses for the Germans All Ger
man official reports of events on the
days In question prove that this
alleSat!on was invented with per-
hdtous intent. or course, such fight
ing manners cannot touch tho En-
rcror's person. but the German
headquarters would not fail to ex-
pose their baseness to shame"
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FIRST SIX MONTHS OF WAR
FAVOURABLE FOR ALLIES

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
PETROGRAD, February G.--Summing
up the results OF the war for the first
six months, Minister of War Sioux
homl!noiT said to-day:
The developments OF the first six
months of the war may be considered
as essentially favorable for the allies
The plans of the Germans. based on
the hope OF n rapid and decisive vic
tory, have been radically checked
stu further the offensive power OF our
enemies diminishes from day to day.
I'VE can await with confidence the
issue OF n struggle which still may
be long and bitter, but OF which the
result cannot be doubted"
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EXTENSIVE SHIFTING
OF RUSSIAN TROOPS

BERLIN, February 6 (hy wireless to
yville).-Budapest dispatches men
tion an extensive shifting OF troops by
the Russians in East Galicia and in
Bukowina, with the evident intention
of maintaining parts OF these provinces
occupied by them, even at the expense
Of giving ground elsewhere. Several
Russians captured in Bukowina said
they had been sent there from the
vicinity of Przcmysl
A dispatch from UnEvar, Northeast
err Hungary, tells of n severe defeat
suffered by the Russians on tho So
called Lupkow saddle. north of the
Zemplin country. Germans and Austro-
Hungarians Joined in that engagement
against the Russians.
Lack OF provisions prevails In War
saw, according to advices received by
the Frankfurtcr Zcitung. Some mil
lion ruhles' worth of provisions, n dis
patch says, has arrived at Archangcl
destined for the Polish capital, but II
is Impossible to say when the food
can be delivered.