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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-27
WANTS no REPETITION OF
DAitDANELLI;s ENTERPRISE:

We are disappointed in the Dart!;,-
nel!es enterprise" The earl continued
and added that he did not know
whether that enterprise had commented
with the advice Of the naval and mill
tary authorities. and one could not
help asking whether this new venture
would be REPETITION of that Tie
greatest danger by which this country
could suffer. the speaker said. was
unrreparedness and indeclsion
The Marquis OF Lnnsdowne explained
that there were moments when II was
not in the public interest that uues-
lions relating 10 the war should be
freely discussed in Parliament. as tie
erect on both the allies and their
enemies should he considered. lie
assured Lord Lorchurn that in the
present government 1t had not BEEN
the practice or habit of amateur strate-
Gists 10 impose their plans on the gov
ernments professional advisers Earl
Kitchener. Minister OF War, was pres
ent at every Cabinet meeting. he CON
tinued. and II was Impossible 10 sun
pose that he would allow himseit 20
be detected from his course by the
purpose OF his civilian colleagues
Apart from that, the speaker added.
the procedure by the committees and
the councils had given far greater
opportunity TO the military and naya.
experts 10 make their views n..-....
The Cabinet considered both naval and
military and political aspects of the
case. but. whatever private views were
given the military and naval advisers.
the ultimate responsibility for de-
cision on them must rest on the gov
crnmcnt.
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ROBERT FAY.

attention was evidenced by the fact that
fresiden, samuel Gompers OF the
American Federation OF Labor. had n
forty-mmute interview at the White
House to-day
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hat Vaca1t Room

Why Not Find c 7crant By U.s.
ing The I'D Want I'D Scrr,ceo
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DEMAND IS MADE
FOR FORMAT|ON
What England Is
Doing.
SMALLER CABINET PROPOSED
Lord Lansdowne Explains Send
ing of Expeditionary Force
to Saloniki.
SMALLER CABINET PROPOSED

LONDON. October 26--Rcplying to Il
question by Earl Lorcburn in the House
or Lords this afternoon AS TO the prog :
rcss or the campaign in the Balkans,
The Marquis of Lansdownc. the Union =
list leader. who holds a seat in the
cabinet without portfolio. said:
u must say with great regret ] am
afraid We must admit that the progress
OF the campaign in Northern Serbia
has been such to render IT highly
improba Bile that the Serbian army will
he able to withstand for any great
length OF time the attacks to which it
is cXposed from the Austro-GermaU
forces in the north, aided by the stab
In the back which Serbia Is receiving
at the hands Of Bulgaria"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-22
SISTER VlTALlS OF WEST
POINT DIES IN OMAHA

WEST POINT. Neb., Sept I.-(spe-
cial)-Thc news reached this city early
Monday of the death. at 81, GATHERINGS
hospital omaha. Of Sister NJ. Nitalis, a
teacher in tac Guardian Angels school
In this city. Her demise occurred at .
o'clock Monday. the result OF a heart al
r,ction. which had been developing for
some time. She was u member of the
franciscan order and had taught In the
local school during the last year. She
was n native OF Wcstphalia, Germany,
and was in her thirty-cighth year. Sister
Nitalis was noted for her deep piety
affabiity and devotion % duty and Is
sincerely mourned bv the ao pupils Of
the school, all OF whom loved her. She
Is survived by brother, Conrad Her,
a wealthy farmer of Monterey precinct
and numerous close relatives I'm Germany.
The body was taken Monday night T.
the mother house OF the Franciscans at
Alverno, Wis. where intermCnt will take
place. Memorial services for the de-
ceased religious were held at West Point
Tuesday
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-22
Notes from Beatrice
And Gage County

BEATRICE. Neb.. Sept. H.-(special.)-
Hog cholera in Gage and johnson coun-
ties is now well under control, according
TO statement issued by DR. s.. E. Cos
ford of this CITY, inspector in charge
from the government bureau of animal
industry, who has been making investi-
cations OF the ravages of the disease in
this part OF the state. Between January
1 and August l, 1915. 26SS hogs were
treated in northern Gage and Johnson
counties. with a loss of s.d per cent. Be
tween May l and August 1. 1915. 655 hogs
were treated with a loss of 2.6s per cent
William Harden, a pioneer of southern
Gage county, died at Wymore after a
prolonged Illness. He is survived by his
widow, and large family of grown chill
dren.
Mrs. Grace Sample was granted a de-
cree OF divorce by Judge Pemberton Mon
day from her husband, Thomas IL. Sam
pie, on the grounds OF cruelty and de-
sertion.
Herbert Fitzpatrick. the 11-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Fitzpatrick, living
west of the city. died Sunday of heart
trouble after an illness of but a few days.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-22
German Alliance
Opposes Big Loan

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Sept I-
Especial Telegram Tho executive com
mittee OF tho German alliance consistng
OF tho presidents OF five German societies
and representing as set forth In the reso-
buttons over 1000 citizens OF the United
states residing In this city, today adopted
resolutions addressed TO the president Of
the New York Clearing House association,
setting forth that the proposed war loan
Is in violation OF the principles OF neutral
ity as set forth by the office OF the sec
rotary OF state In the early periods OF
the war and that e Is Furthermore an
unwisc financial policy for this country.
Protest against the loan ls therefore
voiced and the president Of the Clearing
House association was requested to coun-
sci against tho loan. No appeal was made
to Washington.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-22
Nebraska
Mrs COffey Attacks
Girl Clerk in Her
Husbands Office
tFrom a staff Correspondont.l }

U'rom a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 2l.-(Special Tel
egram.)-1he state house was the scene
Of domestic difficulty this morning
when Mrs. +. NJ. Coffey. wife Of the
state commissioner Of labor, walked into
the office Of the commissioner and as
saulted one Of the young women clerks
working temporarily i'm the office
The Young woman assaulted was not in
jured seriously. although her hair end
clothing were disarransed considerably.
After the trouble Mrs. Coffcy stated that
she did not propose that her husband
should keep women working for him in
his office and that the force working
there now would have to get out
MIR. Coffey had left the office to 60 TO
Plattsmouth, but was stopped at the sta
ton and returned up town to consult his
attorney. lie stated that he had been
having trouble with his wife for long
time and had made repeated efforts To
have matters fixed up and had now made
up his mind to institute proceedings for
divorce.
IL is generally believed about the state
house that Mrs. Coffey senmity against
the girl extended no further than being
opposed TO having her husband employ
female labor in his office and that she
happened to be the one who at the right
time fell under the wrath of the irate
woman.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-22
Nebraska
BRIDGE COMPANY
Is NOW HEDGING
State Board of Irrigation Finds
Illinois Firm Not Disposed to
Garry Out Contract.
AMAHA FIRM MAY BENEFIT
rrom a staff Correspondent

CFrom a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Sept. I.-(Special)-It is the
belief OF the members Of the state Board
of Irrigation that the Central Bridge
company of Illinois. which was awarded
the contract for the erection OF a state
aid bridge across the river at st. Paul. Is
trying to get out of the contrac.
They were awarded he contract for the
building of the bridge at $4,000. This was
about 5000 less than the lowest = ader
avobe them. They made a deposit of n
certified check with the board for S, 600,
so that IL they fail to carry out the con-
tract the state viii not be out much as
he next highest bidder, the Omaha
Structural Steel company. will get the
contract for about $4,000
II is understood that there is some con-
troversy between the Central Bridge
company and the board I'm which the at
toTney general is taking hand, develop
Inents in which may come later
Wholesale Liquor Licenses.
hearing was on today before the SUI
preme court involving the right Of the
Omaha commissioners to restrict the num-
Der of wholesale liquor houses in Omaha
The suit Is brought by the Minneapolis
Brewing company to force the Omaha
board to grant it license over a ruling
Of the board restricting the number
Is an osteopath a doctor? This is a
question up to the authorities of the state
to decide. The mayor of the village Of
Wayne appointed an ostevpath as city
physician and the old school physicians
have refused to make reports to the city
physician declaring he is not a physician
and it is now up to the State Board of
Health or the courts to decide.
No Fortune to This Man,
Smoe man down at Crete with visions
of q large fortune has sent five samples
of water taken from five different wells
in Crete, claiming that the water shows
signs of oil or some minerals which IL
put to use will mean much to the state
and more to the owner of the wells. The
samples are Of different colored water
and DR.. Wild, state chemist, has just
completed an analysis of the contents.
which appear to be strongly and simply
sewer water
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-22
Special Term Of
Court at Madison

MADISON, Neb., Sept 21.-(Special)-
District court met in special session at
O'Clock yesterday, with Judge A. A.
WEIGH presiding and w. r. Ellis, repor-
ter. Assignments of jury cases were
made, the first being the State of Ne
braska against Art j. Koenigstein,
charged with bribery, while city attor-
ney of Norfolk and county attorney of
Madison county. This trial is set for
this afternoon. On application of County
Attorney Bowling the court appointed r.
=. Shortieff to- assist in the prosecution Of
th,s case. Barnhart & Stewart filed
their withdrawal as counsel for the de-
PENDANT, and it is understood that At
torney F1eharty Of Omaha will assist
In the defense.
Martin Kane, jr.. appeared before the
court accompanied by his father and
pleaded guilty to assault on the person
Of Winifred Parker and was sentenced
10 Kearney Industrial school until he
arrives at the age of 81. He will be 16
rears Of are in December. Costs were
.axed to the defendant.
The case of Hannah Armstrong against
William Armstrong. divorce action, was
dismissed by plaintiff at plaintiffs
costs.
n action of Bank of Phillip against
Ralph NJ. Waddell ct al, defendant de-
laute finding for plaintiff, $4,4S3ll with
interest at 10 per cent.
Maud 1 Kenrick was granted a divorce
from William L. Kenrick and given GUS
tody of minor children.
In the case of State against John Ander-
son, charged with criminal assault on
motion Barnhart g. Stewart withdrew
appearance as counsel for defendant.
The defendant failed TO appear in court
and probably has forfeited his bond for
appearance of $1,000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-22
Nebraska
Nebraska City viii
Build Tabernacle

NEBRASKA CITY. Ncb, Sept n
Especial -Nebraska City Is preparing Tor
one OF the greatest REVEALS Il has yet
held. 4 tabernacle will be erected In the
center Of town with n seating capacity Of
2OOo. and there will be a speakers plat
form and a choir loft that will hold 300.
Each Thursday and Friday Afternoons
cottage prayer meetings ere held IN tho
various parts Of town and a great deal
Of enthusiasm manifested 1t is proposed
to start these meetings as soon as Rev,
William Sunday concludes his services I'm
Omaha
Mrs. Alexander Mccartney. who settled
where Dunbar now is In 1866, died on
Sunday. last in Wisconsin and her re-
mains were brought to this city this
morning and interment was at a cemetery
here. She was among the early pioneers
Of the middle rart Of tre1countv.
The Nebraska City Vinegar factory
started active operations Monday and tho
indications are that the output of cider
and vinegar win be larger this year than
ever before. because Of the abundance
of apples and the low prices.
At high noon today at the home of eX-
Councilman Thomas c. Dunn and wife.
their only daughter, MISS Alta, ana Henry
A. Butt. president OF the Bank OF Una
dilla were united In marriage. Rev w.
W. Barnes officiated. Mr. Butt is one
of the leading bankers Of this county
and has been n resident OF Unadilia for
many years. The wedding was private
The couple left on the afternoon train
for Colorado, and from there will return
to their home in Unadilla.
The attorneys for those who desire Ger
man taught in the public schools OF this
city, Monday filed a petition In district
court asking that the Board of Education
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-22
LARGEST FRESHMEN CLASS
IN THE HISTORY OF 00ANE

CRETE, Neb.. Sept A.-(special.)-The
latest reports from the registrars office
place the enrolment OF freshmen in the
arts and science department alone in
Doane college at fifty-five. This num-
Der is exclusive OF those registered in the
conservatory and also in the expression
departments.
This brings the enrolment of the fresh
man class in advance Of any previous en-
rollment in the history Of the school
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-22

TILDEN. Neb.. Sept. a.-tSpecial)--
Mrs. Thankful Hopkins died Sunday at
the home OF her son-in-law. Chris Mel
son. Mrs. Hopkins was the first white
settler i'm Antelope county, having come
here with her husband. tho late Crandall
HOPKINS, in 1868. and settled on a home
stead two miles north OF this place,
where they made their home for many
years. Mrs Hopkins was IS years old
and was the mother OF thirteen children,
five OF whom are still living.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-22
FAST FREIGHT ON ROCK
ISLAND INTO THE DITCH

FA1RBURY, Neb.. Sept. I.-(Spceial
Telegram)--The fast through freight No,
s99i on the Fairhury-Horton line was
wrecked near Steinaeur early this morn.
lng when a fruit car was deralled. En-
gineer c. 4. Davis was In charge OF the
train. All passenger and freight traffic
ON this branch was interrupted for twelve
hours and train No. saS was annulled. \
soft spot In the track was the cause OF
the deraiment. The train crews escaped
uniniured.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-22

ALBION, Neb,, Sept, 2i.-(special) 1.-The
thirty-first annual fair OF the Boone
County Agricultural association opened
today with every indication OF a record
breaker. The entry clerks have been
swsmped with entries and some depart
ments, particularly that of horses. Ia In
adequate TO properly take care OF all the
exhibitors. Some overflow exhibits will be
placed In tents,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-22
Despondeney Due 90 Tna,.-.tion.

About three months ago when was
suffering from indigestion which caused
headache and dizzy spells and made me
feel tired and respondent, began taking
Chamberlain's Tablets" writes Mrs. Geo.
Hon. Macedon, N, z. This medicine
proved 10 he the very thing / needed. as
one days treatment relieved me greatly.
used two bottles OF Chamberlain's Tab
lets and they rid me Of this trouble. OBJ
tsinable everywhere All druggists. Ad-
Lsement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-22
LACE CURTAINS EXTRA SPECIAL

Fancy Bordsred Muslin Ouraina,
900 ana s2.25 values, 60 close
Lace Edged Wolfe Our aims, 2lk
yards long ...............
PLAIN Hsmstitched Wolfe Cur
Pine Grade OF Swiss ana Tam
bour Curtains ................. 4
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-22

be compelled to- issue an order hirinE a
teacher for German in the public schools
The case will bc heard by Judge Bcgley
saturday monipg. The Board OF Educa-
ton held that the petitions were not
properly signed
The high water Of Saturday washed out
two large bridges In Wyoming precinct
and In the western part OF the county
other bridges were lost.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-22

Relief from Acute Rheumatism.
John IT. GronX Winchester. n. H..
writes: II suffer from acute rheumatism
and Sloan's Liniment always helps
quickly. Csc All Observation-Disclosures
ment.
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Dr.. Erady's Health Talks
nuncombe Of the stomach.

The poor, defenselcss stomach suffers
lot of abuse other than dictetic errors.
There is something positively agreeable
about the habit of charging all sorts
or chest and abdominal diseases to
stomach complaint and taking all
sorts OF digestive, tablets" in the vain
cndeavur to find relief
Appendicitis, gallstones, duodenal I'LL
Ger, angina pectoris. pleurisy. tubercu-
losis of the lungs. valvular heart lesisns
with loss Of compensation of the heart
muscle. Potts disease tuberculosis OF
the spine), locomotor ataxia, Bright's
disease, ptosis (sagging of abdominal
viscera), affections Of the pancreas,
'cirrhosis thardening) Of the liver, ane-
mia-but the list will never end-all of
these diseases are commonly mistaken
for stomach trouble" because the pain
or discomfort is often felt in the region
OF the stomach. Hence n diet remedy
or any other agent. alleged TO be good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-27

for stomach trouble" has a pretty
large contract to fll-so large that IT
seldom. IL ever works. Yet scores and
scores OF such things are highly rec
commenced and sold to those who have
not yet learned to see around corner
Any physician or laboratory path
ologist who has done much work in the
way or chemical analysis OF gastric
juice, knows that pepsin is about tho
last thing wanting In cases of real dis
ease of tho stomach. That being true,
is 1t not quite plain why the various
pepsin containing remedies so signally
fail to digest your food?
Gas" In the stomach, when present
IN moro than normal quantity, is not
cause OF distress, as many sufferers i'm
aeine, but an effect OF air-swallowing
or OF fermentation; it isn't the gas that
hurts. 1t is the acids of fermentation
or the underlying condition, which. as
stated, Is most often not stomach
trouble at all, but some distant lesion
refexly located by the patient in the
stomach. Gallstones and chronic APP
pendicits are VIGOROUSLY common
causes Of stomach trouble" accom-
panied with much gas.
A lot Of buncombe is retailed along
with remedies for stomach trouble. but
the meanest, lowest. most unprincipled
deceiyer OF all is your own sympathetic
nervous system, which seems 10 take
fiendish delight in misleading you about
your stomach complaint. In the inter
probation and relief OF stomach symp-
toms, more than anywhere else. the old,
adage holds true: HE who doctors
himself has a fool for "a patient"
Questions and Answers.
BE Frank BE Brief-Each days mail
brings one or two letters of from six to
twelve pages. some in pencil, some boti,
sides of the paper. some in characters
resembling modern kanaka. II each
correspondent should adopt this plan of
stating his or her questions. what
blank column this would be. BE frank,
be brief. and be sure of an attentive
hearing. The short letter turneth away
wrath.
Dementia Praecox and Neurasthenia
kindly inform me whether dementia
praecox and neurasthenia are one and
the same. If not. Is the former durable?
Answer-No. Demcntia praecox is n
form of insanity in early life. The pa
tient stands a fair chance Of recovery IL
treated in suitable institution.
Swimming to Cure a--Dclusion-WIIl
swimming. wonders G.. NJ, have an
effect on a bad cold? Why?
Answer-A good swim would help
observation-disclosures 1t would equal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-27

allowed to become weak the spine will
have no moral stamina. To keep these
muscles strong and erect you have to
make them work. If they loaf and
shrk. all the chest and shoulder en-
crcises In the world won't keep you
straight and erect. In fact. the chest
muscles alone are incapable OF holding
the body In shape. And if YOU respect
the admonition to Throw your shoul.
ders back" YOU just crowd them back
until the shoulder blades all but touch.
and the bettcrment of poisc is only
temporary.
SO. instead of depending on chest and
shoulders for Il youthful body, keep
your mind on your ercctor spinac mus
CleS and see that YOU give them no
opportunity to shirk. There are two
other muscles that have to be kept
in active training to effect tho desired
poisc. They arise in the shoulder re-
eion Of the spinal column and extend
to the base of the skull. These two
muscles, II allowed to become too re-
Taxed and lazy. result in that dropping,
hang dog" poisc OF the head YOU often
see,
II these neck erectors and the erector
spinac muscles are kept strong they
Will keep the chest. shoulders and
head in perfect position. They will give
Nou fine chest development and good
lungs. and they will keep your ribs
from sascins. all OF which has q most
beneficial effect upon the entire nerv-
Gus system, digestion, and circulation
So, for both health and beauty reasons,
YOU should not let day go by without
giving couple of minutes to strength
cnins the back muscles. The muscles
must be made TO contract energetically
The contraction forces blood and nour-
lshment into the muscle cells and
makes them stronger.
Lie fiat upon your back on the floor
Let the weight OF your body rest upon
your head and hips, contract the back
muscles thus raising the shoulder zone
two or three inches from the floor Hold
II uplifted for a minute or two Then
relax and rest. Repeat several times.
AntOinette DOnncIiy's Answers.
l.ottie-Deep breathing exercises will
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Worried-You did not tell me just
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Antoinette DOnncIiy's Answers.
l.ottie--Deep breathing exercises will
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MUST ANSWER IN COURT
FOR ALLEGED FORGERY
Lspecial to The Times-Dispatch.l

LfNNCHBURG, VA, August 26.-
Frank L. Stultz, formerly n clerk in
the yard office OF tho Norfolk and
western Railway here, who was ar
rested In Norfolk by Hugh NJ. Wright,
special agent for the company. on the
charge of forging the Endorsement Of
w. "a. Hughes to two checks and utter
ing the alleged forgery. has been bailed
Tor trial In the Police Court on Sep.
'teHper 4. The surety was fixed at $500.
IL IL stated that Stultz went to Nor
iolk and was arranging TO ship to Eng
land TO enlist with the British army.
put his arrest nipped this project in
the bud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-27

George P.-Pimples and blackheads
often come from indigestion and from
poor circulation. Tho best tonic is fresh
air. exercise, and n careful diet. Yes,
have formula for the green soap
treatment for blackheads, but it Is
much too long to print. / shall be glad
to send IT to you, however, if you will
send me n stamped, addressed envelope
Also. my instructions for care OF the
nails.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-27

Mrs. Ruth cocoa butter is too
heavy TO use on the face and it is liable
to cause n growth OF hair. Why don't
YOU use good skin food? Massage will
keep the scalp healthy and prevent the
hair from. falling out. K stimulates the
circulation and promotes flow of
blood to the roots of the hair and gives
them nourishment. l shall he glad to
send you my instructions for scalp mas
sage If you will send me stamped. adj
dressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-27

how YOU were lacking in beauty. The
only way to be beautiful Is to keep
young and take care OF your general
health. Think young thoughts and do
young things. Keep happy by making
others happy around YOU. Be interest
ed in the things OF the time. Youth Is
beauty and 1t remains In the hearts OF
all who love to do good