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Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
RUSS CALCULATING
BUKOWINA STATE
Complete Isolation Fate Of Bear
Hosts il They Do Not Retreat
from Austrian Soil.
PETRoeRAD TELLS OF REVERSE

LONDON. Feb. 1o.-The Daily
Telsgraph's Bucharest correspondent
says:
Fresh particulars received here
from the Bukowina frontier indicate
that the Russians have commenced
the evacuation OF that province"
Advance I'm Great Force.
PETRoGRAD, Feb. IOWA
London. by their advance toward
Nadvorna and Kaloza. which is evil
IDENTIFY being made in great force. the
Austro-German armies threaten the
Russians in this quarter with the al
tentative of isolation or the complete
evacuation OF Bukowina.
AustriaR Statement.
VIENNA, Feb. iowa London. J
The following official statement
regarding the campaign was issued
today:
There has been no change in Po-
land and West Galicia, where artil-
lery engagements have been in prog
ress.
THE Austro-GermAn allies yester-
day, after a battle of several days,
took village north Of volovec which
the Russians had stuhbornly de-
Tended. Numerous prisoners and
much ammunition and war material
were captured.
Many Prisoners Taken.
"On the other Carpathian fronts
severe battles occurred. In the west
ern section the Russian attacks were
unsuccessful and $40 prisoners and
three machine guns fell into our
hands.
I'VE continue to advance in Buk-
owina and have occupied Wanna"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
Cardinal Sure Deity
Fights Goddess Gaul
And Orthodox Russ

COLOGNE. Feb. 1o--tvi London l--car-
dinal Won Hartman. archbishop Of Co
logne, in addressing a meeting Of Catho-
lies today. said:
The emperors words. no longer
know parties; only know Germans, has
found unanimous echo among the Ger
man people, who are united for king and
country. .t.,.. ...
THE motto for today Is Trust in God
and hold out. our armies protecting US
In the east and the west are in good posi-
ton. God win not permit athelstic
France and orthodox Russia to crush the
fiourishing religious life in Fatheriand
Trust. therefore. in our Just cause, our
brave troops and the noble emperor. who
Is adorned with all the virtues of his
Hohsnzollern forefathers. Trust, above
all, in the Ruler OF Battles. to whom we
faithfully and continually pray"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
Pull the Teeth and
Beauty Fades

In England II is common practice TO
pull all the teeth 20 euro pyorrhoea, or
Rigs disease. Sir John Goodheart, the
famous surgeon, raises an earnest pro-
test against this. He said in the Lancet:
ITO one not an expert II seems more rea-
sonable that 20 long as teeth are in their
sockets, free from intense pain and ser
vlceable for naAtieation, there IL some
thing 10 be said ON the side OF keeping
our own rather than take TO others that
We know not Of" Store teeth detract from
health and beauty. When you find the
teeth or gums are sore. painful 10 touch
OF food or tongue, sensitive to heat or
cold, loose. brittle. get on edge easily,
tender, or gums shrink from the necks OF
the teeth. Il Is time TO begin the work or
destroying the microbes that infest the
cracks and crannies OF the teeth.
fOu can readily overcome these condl-
lions by setting four ounces OF fluid erRan
from the druggist you don't need morel.
using teaspOonful morning, noon and
nieht. simply gargling the mouth with
this minute or 90 The microbes VIII be
washed out, the cracks cleaned, the teeth
become strong and firm In the yuma and
the yellow peel Off-Adveftisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
Half of the Serbian
Children Dying from
Hunger, Cold, Disease

NEW YORK. Feb. lO.-Famine faces
war-swept Serbia unless the people can
obtain grain for seed in the spring and
farm tools to work with. according TO n
statement issued tonight by a COMMITTEES
newly organized to seek aid in this coun-
try for the destitute Serbian women and
children.
Eight hundred thousand inhabitants
will starye II these things cannot be
secured. the committee affirmed. In six
OF the most fertile districts OF Serbia 50
per cent of the children now are dying
from lack Of nourishment and medicine.
from cold and exposure.
AN OF the able bodied men OF Serbia
are at the 'front.'" said the statement.
The women and children must plant
and cultivate the crops in the spring or
there VIII be no grain on which the
nation can live next winter. But now
the farms are devastated buildings ana
implements burnt, ana live. stock des-
troyed. Under these conditions a famine
Is inevitable"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
START OF GERMAN POWER
Prof. Fred Morrow Fling Explains
How the Nation Made Move
Toward World Power.
FIRST OF SERIES OF TALKS

An outline OF the history OF the German
nation, preceding tho union OF the va
rious states which now comprise the EN-
pirc, formed the substance OF lecture
delivered before the Equal Franchise
league by Prof. Fred Morrow Fling Of
the University OF Nebraska last evening.
Last nights discourse by Prof. Fling.
which took place In the council chamber
OF the city hall, was attended by a very
large crowd and was the first OF series
OF eight talks on Germany. the remaining
seven Of which the professor will deliver
on dates in the near future.
Prof, Fling showed that only a short
time before 1871 whom the final unlfica-
ton OF the German states took place,
had the German people begun thoroughly
TO arouse themselves 10 the fact that Eng
land. France and Spain were already
united into powers, whose future strength
would demand an equal or greater
strength on the part OF the Fstherland,
The organization OF this alliance was
dwelt on In detail by Prof Fling, who
also explained briefly the workings Of
German legislation.
The government IL really in the hands
~-fN NffNA AoheN " uhENt NulCn IN COM
posed OF the ruling class ana though tho
lower house is strong in representation
of the people. II has no voice in the
establishment OF reforms
THE kaiser can declare war without
the consent OF anybody, providing It is
TO be war OF defense. II tho hostiii-
ties are TO pRrtake of en- offensive ma
ture the sanction OF the diet is required
explained the professor.
The subject OF the second lecture will
be- How Germany Developed World
Power'' and VIII be an explanation how
despite the seemingly impossible iesis-
lative conditions. the German nation be-
came one OF the worlds greatest powers.
Prof. Fling was introduced by Mrs.
Halleck Rose. Following his discourse
the Fuller sisters delighted those In at
tendance with several English and Scot
tish peasant songs. whose origin sprang
from the nations great wars.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
Missouri High Court
Fines Packers Over
Hundred Thousand

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-. Feb. io.--Fines
aggregating $4,000 were levied by the
Missouri supreme court today on five
large packing firms. and under the de-
cree Of the court, the right OF the COM
panies to continue business in Missouri
is conditioned on the payment Of the
fines by March H. Otherwise, or II they
violate tho antitrust law. they must
leave the state.
The decision OF the court was In GUS
ter suits against the packers. brought
by Governor Major. then attorney gem
eral in 1910
The companies affected by the deoision
are Armour q Co, Norris a Co., Swift
and company, the Hammond Packing
company and the St. Louis Dressed Beef
and Provision company.
The suits were an custer proceeding
directed against the companies on the
ground that they had violated the state
antitrust law through the organization
OF the National Packing company. as a
holding company for the other concerns.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
Foolish Lot Of Bills,
Says Mrs, Creigh

The public. school system is all wrong.
in my opinion declared Mrs. Mary 1.
Creigh, leader Of the current topics de-
partment OF the Omaha woman's club,
Tuesday afternoon. Children should not
be encouraged to work for a high mark.
but for the absolute good of the COM
munity. They should learn to help
others. There should be greater CO.
operation between parents. teachers ana
children. The school and social settle
ment and neighborhood oenters have been
suggested and as such, they ought to be
encouraged" g
That the bills introduced into the pres
ent session OF the legislature are fool
ish lot OF bills. was abatement made by
Mrs. Crelgh. II think 1t is absolute
folly to spend thousands of dollars to
have these laws passed, three-fourths
OF them being necessarily only to cor
rect errors In other bills" she declared.
Mrs. Creigh urged the women TO 'famil-
iarize themselves with the Billy sunday
movement. which will be discussed at the
next meetins oft department, IN two
weeks. M ~
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
Sick Children
Love CascaretS
For the Bowels
(inf = ln-.ceni hnr nnu

Get lo-cent box now.
Most Of the ills OF childhood are caused
BY sour. disordered stomach. sluggish
liver and constipated bowels They catch
cold easily, become cross listless. irrI-
table. feverish. restless, tongue coated.
don't eat or sleep we'll and need a gentle
cleansing Of the bowels-but don't try
to force a nauseating dose of oil into
the little ones already sick stomach
II Ii cruel, needless and old-fashioned.
Any child will gladly take cascarets
Candy Cathartic which act gentiy-never
grippe or produce the slightest uneaslness
Though cleanse the little ones system.
sweeten the stomach and put the liver
and bowels in pure. healthy condition.
Full directions for children and grown
ups in each package,
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this gentle. thorough laxative which costs
only 10 cents box at any drug store.
advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11

The above Is n Fiee,we az the beautiful
bunsAiow home OF Mr. A. n, Cosby at
fSos North Forty-ninth street.
This House - NOS only conveniently
srySnged inside. init it's exterior il vsry
pleasing
Thg fsnindhtihn IN M bri6Rg: tf,om
foundation line to window sal line stuoco
is used with pihasing effect: above the
stucco marrow redwood siding ~ used,
and thu uuixih. uuiilInnS are of brick and
Htncrp..
Tllp huuEs has six lhrEs rooms with
vegtihuia, back entry and a large pantry
with h,iiit-in 0Hhihnts and chests Of
draawOrA
The living roomA dining roumL. den ami
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
Washington Affairs

Secretary McAdoo's activity in connec-
tion with the ship purchase bill was crit
icised in the house by Representative
humphrey OF Washington and Repre-
Foreign trade for the week ending Feb
ruary 9, as reported TO the Department Of
Commerce by the thirteen principal Gus
toms ports, showed a balance OF 81, i34. 216
In favor OF the United States, the iarReet
weekly balance on record. Exports Tor
go, 4f6.SS0
Representative Hobson OF Alabama in
State department for any Information N
might have concerning the demand
Japan Is reported 10 have made upon
China, and asking whether these demands
IL enforced would imperll the open door
policy or the integrity OF China. Mr.
Hobson said Japan's attitude TOWARD
China was OF more Significance than snv
other event OF the war. -
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
Cold Gone! Head !.
Clear and Nose
Open-It'S Fine!

Take "Pape's Cold Compound every
two hours until you have taken three
doses then all grippe misery goes ana
your cold win be broken. II promptly
opens your elogged-up nostrils and the
air passages OF the head; stops nasty dis
charge or nose running: relieves the head
ache, duIlness. feyerishness. sore throat.
sneeNing. soreness and stiffness
Don't stay suffed-up, Quit blowing and
snuffling. Ease your throbbing head =
nothing else In the world gives such
prompt relief as "Pape's Cold Compound
which costs only . cents At any drug
store. II acts without assistance. tastes
nice. and causes no Inconvenience. Ac-
eept no substitute. observation-disclosures
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Fidelity Storage 3 van CO. Doug. ass.
w. I. seihy = Sens. general insurance.
nave Root Print New Beacon Press
surgsss-Grandsn oo.--Lighting fix
lures.
wanted--Choice real estate loans. w.
n Thomas. 22s state Bank Bldg.
julius orAin Rack-Juiius orkin has
returned from a four days stay ct Ok
celslor Springs.
Gsttsn 20 French IAok-Ed Getten Of
the Prescripto Drug company and Getten
& wiekham leaves tonight for French
Lick Ind
''Today's oongpists lEovis Program"
classified section today, and appears In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
zughss Out Of Hospital-Tom Hughes,
travelling passenger agent for the Mis-
souri, Pacific. Is out Of the hospital. where
he was confined ten days. following an
operation for cataract on one Of his eyes.
To shoot This sprdng-sportsmen of
Cas- county who come to Omaha from
time to time say that they will indulge
In spring shooting this year. and they
expect to have some great sport on ac-
count of the certainty of plenty Of water.
0erin to Represent Eaocabees--omaha
tent No. IS Of the Maccabees at its meet
ing Monday evening elected Thomas u.
Germ as representative to the state con-
vention which will be held IN Omaha.
April and 6. Al. samueIson was elected
alternate.
FOSTER Applies Heavy Rinss-Poiice
Judge Foster attached a fine OF 500 to
George Randolph. Forty-seventh and
Pierce streets, and fine OF so to Jennie
Johnson, 1905 Hamilton street. in police
court officer sudds arrested the couple
in Hanscom park.
70 Remodel Baohslors Motel--The
Bachelor apartments at Twentieth and
Farnam streets are to be remodeled at
a cost Of some 5000. Eight new store
fronts are to be built w. II. Parrish is
the contractor and George Prinz is the
architect.
Tailor IL Bankrupt A. Tomp-
kins, proprietor OF the Tompkins Tailor
shop, 1es South Fifteenth street. filed a
voluntary petition In bankruptcy. Hts
liabilities are sA0l2 and his assets 81 go.
Among the former are a note for 1900
due to Lizzie c. M. Ruth of st. Peters
bureh, Fla. and three weeks wages to
an employe. Oscar Anderson, at $50 a
week.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
Censor's Error Causes
Search Of Steamship

NEW York, Feb. 1O-The Danish
steamship Helligolav arriving here to-
day from Copenhagen and christiania re-
ports that on the outward voyage from
this port. which 1t left. December 20, the
ship was boarded at Kirkwaii. Scotland,
by armed marines and detained for
eight days, pending investigation as to
the character OF its cargo. .,4..., :
Captain l.. Hoist master OF the Helli-
goiav. a andinavian-American line
steamer. said the reason of the detention
was ultimately traced to slip Of the
British censor handling cable dispatches.
A cable explaining that the ship carried
no copper had not been believed.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
COnsuls Must Haul
Down Their ColOrs

AMSTERDAM (via London. Feb. TO-
The TELEGRAPH today published dispatch
saying the German commander at Bruges,
Belgium, ordered all the consulates there
to haul down their flags and remove the
coats Of arms.
The eonsuls. the dispatch adds, includ-
ing the representative OF Turkey, pro-
tested but the order was enforced. In
some cases with violence. and in addition
the eonsuls were compelled TO surrender
ell their arms.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
STEARNS SILENT CAR DRAWS
ATTENTION ON THE STREET

]. A. Mcintyre. local distributor OF the
SteaFns' automobile, had an unusual ex-
perience yesterday in front Of a local
hotel He had Just received a car load
OF stearns. consisting OF a big six and
two fours, and could not resist the temp
tation to drive the six about town a
bit He stopped at .hc hotel for mo-
ment and when he came out there was
such crowd around his car that ne had
difficulty IN getting away without rum
ming down some of the Stearns admir-
ers. Mr.. Mcintyre explained that the
silent knisht engine. which when run
ming cannot be heard. was that which
interested the crowd.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
VILLA WON'T HEAR PLEA
OF PEACE CONVENTION

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Feb. 1O.-Fran-
cisco villa declines 70 heed the appeal Of
the Mexican peace conference held here
last Saturday. In reply received to-
night BY FREDERICK Gamboa, chairman
OF the committee named by the confer
ence to transmit 70 the leaders Of the
warning Mexican factions its resolution
asking them to lay down their arms and
proclaim peace. villa bitterly arraIgns the
men who called the conference and re-
jects the plan proposed
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11

veatlbuic nre fipished IN oak, with colon
made openings and beam ceilings.
The Kitchen and bedrooms are finished
In hard pine. The homo - modern In
every way and has bullt-in window seats
and cabinets and cupboards where
needed,
The door OF the coat closet in vestl-
hule II fitted with n long mirror.
There = = full cement basement. and
the house In heated by furnace.
rhhs houSs wrs ffnanced and butt
complete by tho BarkeSs' Realty rnveGt-
ment Company or Omaha.
AN WOODWORK used In hnterhor WA
especially designed and built al that
cunpnny's Own plHninE mill.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11

II you don't want It today. you may
next week. Send this advertisement and
5 cents TO Foley 4 Co.. Chicago. Ill.,. writ
ing your name and address clearly. You
receive In return three trial packages
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs colds. Group and gIfppes Foley
Kidney Pills. for weak or disordered Kid
neys or bladder; Foley cathartic Tablets.
a pleasant. wholesome and cleansing pur-
gatiye, just the thing for winters slug
gish bowels and torpid liver These well
known standard remedies for sale By an
rugglsts.-AdVertlsem
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
TWO HIGHWAYMEN GET
NOTHING FOR THEIR PAINS

Two highwaymen who sought 10 hold
W the clerk OF the Fiomar hotel. Sew
enteenth and Capitol avenue last night.
got nothing for their daring for the clerk
had just put the days receipts into
safe and turned the combination.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
British Cruiser Badly
Damaged by Turks

BERLIN. Feb. 1o-CBy Wireless to Say
Vile, L. I)-Among the items given out
for publication today by the Overseas
News agency were the following:
"A British cruiser. according TO Turk
ish headquarters. was badly damaged in
the Turkish operations on the suez canal
The Reichbank's gold reserve Is Abs
oo0,Ooo marks Cs5as, 75O. oOO). OF. 81 "a, 600
marks 81, sos, go more than last week. !"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
To Teach Manned of
French Army Trades

PARIS. Feb. 1o-rhe French cabinet
has decided to create a national school at
which mutiiated aoldiers will be taught
trades. The school will be located at
ST. Maurice. near Charenton.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
YOUTH ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
HANDLING GUN RECOVERING

Carl Vom Veg. aged p son Of William
Nom Veg. sr., shot. accidentally near the
heart while handling a revolver in his
fathers store. 2i2s Leavenworth street.
Monday. Will recover. Il was learned last
nisht from Wise Memorial hospital. IT
was thought at first thas the wound vas
fatal,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11
Insect bites and Infection

Apply sloan's Liniment to any bite.
sting or bruise. II kills the poison and
heals the wound. Only Csc. lzl drug
gists.--Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-11

~, sannounes~sn'.~ ADS bring sood re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12

ssn Special
OLYMPIA, June f2.-The
fate OF A. L. Miller, who shot
and killed William M. Chatten,
president Of the Union Lumber
Co., when he found the latter
leaving his hcme on the night
OF May under Suspicious cir
cumstances, will be In this
hands OF the jury before night.
Judge Wright gave the jury
It's instructions this morning.
and arguments OF the opposing
attorneys Immediately began.
A man has the right 20 kill
another TO prevent the COM
mission of . felony towards his
wife, children. or any one else
In his home and under his pro-
teetIon. This was one Of the
Judges instructions. The de-
tense. in its argument. laid
stress upon this 20 Justify
Mliler's action.
IL is the theory OF the defense
that Chatten was about to carry
out a felony in his attempt, over a
period OF several months. TO per
suade Mrs. Miller. according to her
testimony, to leave her husband
and take up life with him.
Both Miller and his wife testified
yesterday. On the stand. Mrs. Mil.
er was calm. and distinct in her ties.
timony. bravely facing the audience
which literally stood on tiptoe TO
make as much room as possible In
the courtroom.
Woman Breaks Down
The moment she got off the stand
she broke down and grew so hysteri.
cal that she had to be led outdoors.
The Miller children were sent out
OF the room while their parents tes.
titled.
Never has there been such a
crowd in a Thurston county court
room. Men and women were even
standing on the window stills.
The crowd Enthusiastically favored
the defense. and at the conclusion
OF Mrs. Miller's testimony broke In.
to loud and vigorous applause.
Judge Nrltut tuicatchcu W ticdi
the courtroom II II should happen
again.
Found Wife hysterleal
At no time during the testimony
OF either Miller or Mrs. Miller was
II intimated that Chatten had sue.
ceeded In pressing his attentions on
Mrs. Miller successfully.
Miller described how he would
come home. on several occasions, 10
find his wife almost hysterical.
II was all unaccountable TO him.
But Mrs. Miller was then strug.
Cling within herself whether TO
leave her husband or not.
On the witness stand. Mrs. Miller
made clean breast of her emotions
at that time.
She told how Chatten. a well-built
well-educated man. began TO pay
marked attention to her a year after
the Miller family came TO live at
Union Mills, in September. 1912. and
how finally he gave her SIS TO begin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
BAND CONCERTS
ON LAKE SUNDAY

Cayannugh's band will give two
park concerts Sunday. one nj Mad.
ison. from 2:30 10 p. m. and an
other at LeschI. from $40 to s
.. IN.
These concerts are made posi-.
BILE by business men at these two
parks. who hired the band when
the park board refused 10 properly
distribute It's park music.
wagner's band will give the first
concert under the auspices OF the
park board at Volunteer park a
week from Sunday. Tho boards
amateur band will play at Wood.
land park on the same day.