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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-05
v0n mACkENzEN
 DIRECTING THE
 SERBIAN CAMPAIGN

man forces have taken up their head quarters at Versecz. The dispatches It is known 10 be a fact, however. that the Austro German center has made steady progress in the Russian territory for the past fourteen days although il is not believed that the Russians are in great force in the territory east of Pinsk owing to the great operations being conducted in the Dunaherg region.
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x. D A. Service.
 BUCHAREST, Oct. 5.--A quarter of Il million German troops have been withdrawn from the battle lines in Russia and have arrived on the Ser bian frontier where Von Mackenzen one of the greatest of the Prussian generals will direct their action to- ward the relief of Constantinople, ac- cording to the Epocha, one of the leading government organs published
  here.
 According to the account, the Ger
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AVIATORS LOMBARD KAISERS
 HEADQUARTERS
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PARIS, Oct. 5.-The headquarters of the kaiser, which were recently moved to Luxembourg were heavily bomharded by French aviators Satur- day morning but with unknown re suits The official communication making thls announcement states that French aeroplanes also dropped over forty bombs upon the German mili- tady works al Zuban one of the great German fortress in the suburbs of Metz
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A. p. A. Service.

A. p. A. Service.
 LONDON, Oct 5.-Announcements from Greece today say that the cap proclaimed in a state of siege and the Greek nation will stand by her treaty with Serbia to the last resource The government today took full posses sion If the railroads in Macedonia and they will be al oI C en4po, et -
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AMERICA SENDS WARNING
 TO TURKEY

greatly stirred by the reports of Ar E,cnian atrocities and that urti the maesacres cease, friendly relations ct tween the American people and the people of Turkey will be seriously threa tened
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BREAKS
 CANADIAN LAWS
A. p. A. Service.

A. r. "A. oerttCo.
 QUEGEC, Oc Slow Colonel Roosevelt had broken the Canadian game laws on his recent visit to the woods on hunting expedition. through the killing of an extra moose davits sworn to by himself and his two guides before notary Reymond of this city According to the story uf the afiidavits, the extra moose had attacked the colonel after he had al ready killed the number grantedf un der the hunters license act.
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BULGARIA. MUST DECIDE TODAY
GREECE WILL
 JOIN THE ALLIES

the moving of troops to the assist ance of Serbia. All doubt as to Greece Joining the entente allies was removed today by the announcement in the official government that French troops have been landed in Salenika To aeeist the Greeks and Serbians
 A complete Ine of school hooks. Lomen Bros.
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SCHMIDT
 ON TRIAL
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LOS ANGELES, Oct. 4.-The trial of Matthew A. Schmidt, the alleged aceomplice of the MeNamara brothers in the blowing up of the Times build ing and other dynamite outrages com menced in the superior court this morning. The captain will probably be siven a separate trial.
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MONITORS DAMAGED BY
 AIR CRAFT
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A. p. A. Service.
 BERLIN. Oct. At was officially announced today by the naval bureau that two British coast monitors en- gagged in the blockade of the Belgian coast have been heavily damaged off La Plance by German naval airships.
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A. p. A. 6ervioe.

A. p. A. Service.
 WASHINGTON Oct. 5.-Ambassa- dor Morganthau was instructed by cable today to inform the Turkish minister of foreign affairs that pub lic sentiment in the United sils.es E
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At any meal you enjoy Swift's Preh mium" Hams or Bacon--sweet, ten der, appetixins in appearance. Ask your dealer.
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We will have plenty of tho Mining and Dredging Editions this year. sena one to your friends, soc each, $500 a dozen.
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ITALIANS ARE BATTLING
 AMID WINTER SHOWS
A. p. A. Service.

ROME, Oct. 5.--Winter has now commenced in the Austrian Tyrol and the Italians are battling today amid snow and ice at the head of the Gen eva valley, and in the Carnitic Alps. Although the winter is on and oper- ations are made difficult by the low zero weather at some points the Ital- ians are still maintaining their strug gle aganst the Austrlans and the campaign will he continued despite all obstacles.
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zEEBRUCGEE FORWARDED BY
 AIR GRAFT
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A. P. 4. Service.
 AMSTERDAM, Oct. 4.-Six allied air craft bombarded the German nav al base at Zeebruggee Sunday after noOn One of the machines was brought down by the German gunners and was forced to land at Nieuvallett. The extent of the damage inflicted by the airmen has not been ascer- tained
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

Club members are now enjoying the
use OF club tour slips and strip maps 70
the following intermediate and destina-
ton points out OF Omaha Omaha to
Clinton. Ia, via Denlson. Ames and Co
dar Rapids on the Lincoln Highway
omaha TO Davenport. la, via Under
wood. Atlantic and Des Moincs on the
river-to-river road; Omaha 60 Davenport
via Oakland. Atlantic. stuart and Des
Moines on the White Pole road: Omaha
TO Denver via Elkhorn, Fremont, Co.
lumbus over the Lincoln Highway;
Omaha 10 Denver via lincoln. Hastings
and McCook over the OLD route;
Omaha TO Kansas City via Nebraska
City and Hiawatha. on this side OF the
river, and via Glenwood and Shenandoah
to Kansas City and st. Joseph on the
Iowa side: Omaha to Sioux City via
Blair Tekamah on this side and via
Missouri Valley and Onawa on the Iowa
side. other trips will be issued soon.
The club daily long distance telephone
road report service is now in full work.
ing order and the information bureau
IL receiving reports at o'clock every
morning from points as far west ms
Columbus. Central Guy and Grand Is
land. north 20 Sioux City and vicinity.
east TO Atlantic, Underwood. Creston.
and south TO Shenandoah. Falls City and
Hiawatha,
Our long-distance telephone road re
ports have jumped into popular favor
and the club telephone is on the buzz
giving accurate road conditions to the
club members.
These road reports will In a day or so
contain valuable data covering facts ms
to location of washouts. bridges down
and any particularly bad stretch OF
road, which valuable information will
save the member time and money
On Thursday, visitors day at Camp
stritzinger, Malvern, Ia. Omaha High
school encampment, the club room in
the Hotel Fontenelle was thronged with
anxious mothers and sweethearts inquir-
ing about the auto road to Malvern,
Our telephone road reports from that
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13
Heard at the Omaha Auto Club

section assured the lnauirers Of fair
roads IN spite Of the rains OF the pre-
vious night a score Of cars started
from the club room.
Telephone reports are free to club
members and all tourists passing through
Omaha.
At the meeting OF the board OF directors
Wednesday, June 3. an attractive Omaha
Automobile club electric sign six feet
long and TO cost about 500 was ordered
made and to be hung from the Eight
centh street marquee OF the Hotel Fon-
tenelle This sign will be a day and
night sign. plainly readable from both
Dodge and Farnam streets, and help 20
guide the tourist to the club room. A
handsome white and gold club electric
globe sign, pendant on a bronze bracket,
is being hung over the club room door
in the lobby off the Eighteenth street
entrance
The club standing reward OF s. for the
arrest and conviction OF persons throw
ing glass on streets will be paid this
week TO Officers Turner and Wallace.
whose vigilance in helping us keep the
streets clean has been rewarded before
by the club. Within the last two months
the club has paid dozen or so re-
wards. thus minimizing punctures
let George do Il" lie too prevalent n
feeling among local motorists who self
ishly want the best possible road con-
ditlons and information concerning same
and yet hesitate TO Join the club. which
with proper cooperation viii be the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13
Stearns Makes Pull
Through Heavy Mud

Speaking OF a car getting out and
showing Just what it is made OF" says
Roy Benton, local salesman for the
Stearns-Knight, Il came in from eleven
miles northwest of Blair last Sunday
with one of our Light 4" models. sat
urday night we had a terrific rain there,
and 1 started Sunday morning. The first
nine miles was through alkali gumbo
so deep that the running boards
were frequently dragging in the mud.
In this nine miles 1 did not go into high
gear foot, and did not get the water
to a boiling point one minute. l really
believe that this should be a good proof
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

finest source OF Information and benefit
TO local and overland tourists. We guar
antee positive and immediate benefits.
The following Is partial list OF over
land tourists who have registered at the
club room In the last few days: Harry
Kennedy. New York TO Frisco; Walter
Dalbey, Weehauken, n. j., TO Frisco.
Mrs. G, Il. Libby and Mrs. l.. l.. Bur
rows. Chicago TO Frisco Mrs. Libby is
OF the firm Libby. Mcneil 4 Libby Of
chicago; w. H. Kellogg, Battle Creek
Mich, to Frisco (conflako manufac-
turerl, Stanley c. Wilson, Detroit. Mich,
to Los Angeles MIR. and Mrs. II. Kit
ringer and party Of seven from Yonkers
n, Y, TO San Francisco (thcy logged
oiong and made omaha In fifteen days. /:
George Drakert New York city. TO
Frisco, c. r. Rhodes. Kearney Neb.. to
Kansas city (Mr Rhodes reports roads
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13
King Eight Motor
Makes First Trip
on Chicago Track


The Chicago Motor speedway is a real
ity The big auto classic scheduled for
June IS, will be held. 1t lie the initial trip
made by King eight can be taken as a
criterion. all track records will be shat
tered. The party that dedicated the oval
IN a King eight declares the race will be
he most thrilling in the history OF auto
mobile contests
Soon after the last spike was driven at
o'clock on June 4. c. f. Woods. presi-
dent OF the King Motor Car company Of
Chicago, accompanied by Fl. c. Bradfield
Of the King Motor Car company. De-
troit. and Mark Hay. Annawan' H.
King. dealer poked the nose OF a new
King eight onto the board track. Soon the
party was speeding up to fifty-five miles
an hour. but had to slow down In front
OF the grandstands. on account OF debris
on the track.
A fast track. full Of resiliency. two in
clines that give one the idea of 30 per cent
grades, with fine straight ways on both
the front and back stretches arc some OF
the features of the course.
The audience can see the speed kings
every second they are on the oval. the
way 1t is constructed.
The track is built for speed. When the
workmen saw the King pull on the course
they were anxious to see how car
would travel on the incline. When they
noticed the way the King eight held TO
the boards thew did not believe it could
stand on the top OF the incline without
tipping over.
Mr.. Woods, however allayed their
fears, when he drove to the top of the
track and opened the throttle until the
car was under a forty-mile Roadway.
There he stopped and held this position
for five minutes 1t was one OF the most
enthusiastic lot of workmen. 800 In num-
her. that hailed the King, the first car
to attempt the feat.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

improved along the way; J. j. dustin,
Murdoch Neb.. TO Oakland. Cal, via the
Santa Fe; Charles Olson. ole Olson and
DIR. ID. f. Gruber. indianapolis; c. NJ.
Witt, Nicola, Ia, 10 spokane, Wash.
pnrty Of three, taking In National
park. II. G. Bennett. Dllshoro. Ind, 20
Frisco (p0rty OF three. making Omaha
In five DAYS. easy driving; Miss Emma
Marburg, Baltimore. Md, party OF five.
TO Los Angeles Frisco. Seattle and re-
turn over northern route c. II. Brodt,
F'airmont MINI, to San Diego, CAL
(party OF five, made Omaha In two
days.; L. Hart, Chicago TO Omaha Cby
motorcycle three days. uIart Is the ad-
vance guard Of bunch OF fifteen mo-
torcyclists coming through later from
Washington. @. w. Cheney. Union,
Neb,, and r. II. Blckford. Greenfield, Ia
going through.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13
Auto Industrial Community.

After considering several favorable
roositions to locate in other cities and
towns in the automobile belt. the Briscoe
Motor company announces the consum-
nation of plans wohich have been under
discussion for some months, by which
the company will build extensive auto
mobile factories on Wildwood avenue
Jackson, Mich. and enstablish an indus
trial community west of the city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

that knight motor is there when II
comes to road work. / found several
cars stuck in the road Sunday and had
to pull two of them out.
This was the hardest trip ever made
in my fourteen years experience driving
cars, and don't think l ever drove a
car before that could do It."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13
Comfort of Driver
a Big Influence in
Selling Motor Car

Front seat roominess and comfort is
the biggest influence in the purchase of
MOTOR cars listing at below $1,000" This
rather startling statement was made by
b. B. sttmson. Empire distributor at
Minneapolis AT first thought this may
seem far-fetched statement But IT is
not The average man buying a car at
less than 1900 intends TO do most Of the
driving himself. Before he comes into
your store he knows pretty well what
YOUR car has in the way Of motor, axle.
equipment. etc. The purchase OF car is
an investment for him and he has given
the subject a considerable amount Of
thought.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13
Gossip
Along the
Automobile Row

Despite the wet weather Of the last
couple weeks and the resultant bad roads
the Mitchell Motor company of Omaha
keep sending out Mitchell cars New
sales of the light six are to Mr.. Brown
OF Red Oak, T. Hermanson of Benson
II. T, Parker and S. p. Anderson of Flor
-ence, Joe Kelley of Omaha, DR. ]. c.
Ralston of Atlantic, Ia; G. Fish of At
lantic w. II. Kimball Of Council Bluffs
Lewis Armbuster of Stanton, Neb.: Hans
Ilolling of Gretna, Neb.; J. Fisher OF
kllgore, Neb.; a special six deluxe sold
to r. l. Robinson of Omaha: special six
TO Joselh Mcclure Of Benson, and a spe-
cial six to Florence Auto & Taxi COM
panyt Light fours were sold and delivered
TO William Holm OF Omaha, Leonard
Everett OF Council Bluffs. H. Earl Smith
OF Glenwood, Ia: W. A. Shattuck OF
Archer. Neb.; G. p. Messenger and Phillip
Farnoff Of Cedar Creek. Neb. r.. L.
Shenefeit of Oakdale. The two Mr.. Muel-
lers of David city a light four each,
and a special four roadster to Nick De-
Muth Of Bellwood. Carload shipments of
tours went to Grant Chinna Clark Of st.
town. Ia
At 2064 F6rnam, at the large and finely
fitted up new salesroom of the Mitchell
Motor company, is a most attractive win
dow display, showing the new Mitchell
model the sixteen six " The car shown
is the new six for 1915, and is given this
prominence TO attract the public to what
they can now purchase I'm a full sized
six cylinder quality car of one of the
most standard makes for the nominal
price of Sl,250. The artist and his band
has done to the rest and has with paints
and colors brought country hame with
spacious grounds and inviting roads for
a background of this handsome car.
Crowds Of people. attracted by the dis
play, are viewing the new model and the
work of the artist, and It safe to assume
that the "call of the road" will appeal to
all alike. The new model and the beau
tiful WINDOW are well worth going to see.
Stanley c. Wilson, secretary and treas
urer of the ]. c. Wilson company. manu-
facfacturers of the Wilson one and one
half-ton truck, who was in Omaha a
week ago. writes from Denver that ne
had canvassed the automobile situation
very thoroughly in Omaha and says that
Omaha agents are to be congratulated
on their progressiveness He says the
situation in the motor field looks Very
promising and that in very short time
he will.-be able to make announcement
of an Omaha representative.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

A pretty, clever. vivacious young
woman visited several days in Omaha
last week. Today she is gone, travelling
in the direction Of the setting sun. Her
means of locomotion is a Buick C-55. Her
name Is Mrs. Eta Free.
Mrs. Free is now on the first leg of a
journey which will take her from Chi
cago to San Francisco and return She is
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

Goodyear tires are cured on air-filled
tubes. This is done TO prevent wrinkle
fabrie-a cause OF blowouts; $4,000 per
year Is spent to give tire users this pro-
lection. No other maker employs this
method
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13
Relief from Acute Rheumatism.

John II. Gronx. Winchester, n. H.,
writes: Il suffer from acute rheumatism
and Sloan's Eminent always helps
qltei,ly -. All druggists.-Advertise-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

to do her own driving. every mile OF It,
and there Is no better qualified woman
in the country for this arluous task than
she AS woman driver Chicago experts
declare she has no superior and but few.
II any. equals. Her only companions on
the long journey are youthful son, Eu-
gene Leslie Free. and a young nephew,
Harold Baskin.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-31
FRANCIS FORD. PRODUCER OF
"TIE BROKEN COIN"

Years ago, when seria! photopIays
we're unknown. the Universal hit on
a plan Of running two reels OF a play
week and having the story OF the
picture appear in daily newspaper
in every large city in the country The
idea was very successful and the play
Lucille Love" was the biggest sue
cess Of the age. The producer OF the
picture Francis Ford. sprang INTO
fame and has since been a shining
light Of screendom.
When it is remembered that every
gesture. situation. light effect. ETC..
must emanate from the director $
mind. it is difficult to understand how
he can concentrate on the acton nee
essary for his own Toie-
Yet. that is exactly what Is accom-,
plished in THE Broken Com: ana
in any other of the many Universal
fins in which the master producers
star Colonial every Tuesday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-31
Italy Is Seeking
Civilian Recruits
lBv Associated Press.D

ROME. July 3l.-Th mobilization
of Italy's industrial and civilian re-
sources is proceeding rapidly. Local
committees have been established IN
all localities and are gathering a
register OF names of those who are
ready TO take the place of men serv'
ing in the army. The persons obtain
ed through the register will be care
fully distributed in an effect to reduce
to a minimum the disturbance TO the
economic life of the country. The
volunteers on the register are women,
Old men. children and persons physi'
cally unfit for military service.
For more than fortnight women
street car conductors have been at
work in Rome and Naples. preference
being given 10 the wives and Deepen
dents Of street car men who have
gone to the front. The Naples women
conductors wear particularly natty
uniform OF gray.green with velvet col
lar and belt. and black silk cap.
In Rome, three hundred women are
being trained for the work OF refuse
removal. street cleaning and similar
occupations.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-31
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