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Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
Is AND WAS SANE,
ASSERTS MAGNIFY
Positions Maintained Concerning
Pappandopulos, Who One Year
Ago Shot His Sister.
RARAEo1Ac, SAYS AIrENrsr

County Attorney Magney main
tains that George Pappandopulos. be-
ing tried on a charge OF shooting his
sister, Mrs. Ellen Arbanilis, with in
tent to kill, is sane and was sane
when he fired two bullets into her
body, July 16. 1914.
Mr.. Magney asserts he does not be-
lleve that Pappandopulos was suffering
from paranoiao delusions. when he COM
mltted the act. Every, persons acts
often appear strange and when presented
to an expert alienist might easily lead
to an opinion that the persons lie in
sane" he said. TN my opinion there is
nothing in the talk OF sudden attacks OF
insanity" -. t....
Dr. F. r. Coulter. alienlst, called as a
witness by the defense. believes that
Psppandopulos. who is a penniless shoe
maker. was suffering from paranoiac de-
lusions when he shot his sister, OF the
same kind as caused Harry Thaw, to
kill Stamford White. The physician will
testify TO this effect Monday.
The trial will be resumed Monday
morning, following an intermission of
Saturday and Sunday. The first pro-
cedure will be arguments and a ruling
by Judge English. whether dream OF
twelve consecutive nights. which. Pap
pandopulos says brought him to Omaha
from st. Louis, to purify his sister s
soul, after she had left her husband for
another man. shall be received in evil
dence as told by himself.
Although Mrs. Arbanilis died at st,
Joseph hospital, where she was taken
after the shooting Pappandopulos is
charged only with shooting with intent
TO kill. because physicians say her death
was due directly to peritonitis. caused
by an ailment from which she previously
suffered.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
Another Heir to the
Japanese Throne is
Expected This Fall

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.)
TOXIC. June 10-Simutaneously with
the celebration OF the fifteenth birth
day anniversary of the crown prince
the public has been greatly interested
and pleased with an announcement from
the imperial palace that the empress ex-
poets to give birth to another heir in
the autumn. The coming Of this event
about tho time OF the coronation at
Kyoto will probably prevent the empress
from taking part In the ceremonies.
The emperor and empress have three
chilrren all boys. The crown prince,
Hirohito. IL a sturdy. active young man.
He is receiving his education under the
direction OF Admiral Togo, the great
naval hero of the Russo-Japanese war.
The crown prince is especially fond Of
wrestling and the distinctive feature OF
his birthday celebration was an exhibition
OF wrestling In which the great champions
or japan took prat. His highness invitad
his two brothers, many young princes
and princesses OF the blood and many
schoolmates
The crown prince was born when the
emperor was % years old and the empress
is After the death OF the late Emperor
Mutsuhito. he was informally proclaimed
heir apparent and on September 9. in the
same year. he was appointed a sub
lieutenant OF the army and a second sub
lieutenant Of the navy, and was attached
In the first regiment OF the imperial
bodyguard division and the first SQUAD
ron. ~ the same time he was decorated
with the Grand Order Of the Rising sun.
In April last year. he graduated from
the preparatory course in the Peers
school. and is now studying at the Taxa
nawa palace under the care OF Admiral
Togo and others.
On the last birthday of the emperor
the crown prince was promoted TO the
rank OF a lieutenant OF the army and a.
sub-lieutenant OF the navy. Tho formal
PROCLAMATION OF the prince a. the heir
apparent viii be probably made In the
spring Of 1915
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
Americans in Yaqui
Valley Well Armed

.ToBARI BAY. Mex. June T-By
Radio to San Diego. Cal. June 96-
Americans in the Yaqui valley are we'll
armed with rifles and an adequate sup
ply Of ammunition and are ready to re-
pei any future Indian sttacks. accord
ing to advices received here today. Some
OF the Americans have arranged to hire
other foreigners to assist in their defense.
The valleys Of. the Yaqui and Mayori
rivers were reported quiet, today Rains
have begun and are expected to cause q
rapid rise in the Yayui river
This will prevent movement of the In
dams to the Mayori river, southwark.
where an American settlement Is located.
The mouth Of the Yaqui river was forty
miles wide during the December floods.
Latest advices from La Paz, Lower
California, stated that that town and
vicinity had been cleared in favor OF
Carranza. II previously was declared
neutral" Guaymas has refused to re-
ceive or clear La Paz shipping.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
Shown How His Wife
Drowned in the Bath

LONDON, June H-GeorRe Joseph
Smith. whose three wives died in their
baths and who is now on trial charged with
the murder OF one of them. Beatrice
Mundy, had today TO face the ordeal OF
a partial reconstruction. in court OF the
scene Immediately after tho death Of
Alice Burnham, second Of the three.
The bathtub in which Alice Burnham
died was placed on a table In the court
room. while a physician. DIR. Billings.
illustrated how he found Smith support
ing his wife's head Just above the water
Evidence was then introduced to show
that Smith had purchased annuity in
surance from a company after the
wealsns death.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
PROCESS SERVERS FAIL
TO FIND EVELYN THAW

NEW YORK. June H.-Prooess servers
failed today to find Evelyn Nesbit Thaw,
central figure in the shooting OF Stan
ford White by Harry Thaw. She is
wanted as a witness when the state be-
gins. next week. its ride OF the proceed
ings TO determine the sanity Of her
former husband.
William Travers Jerome. who has
baked Thaw's previous efforts for free
dom. also may testify for the state. The
commissioner to take the deposition OF
DR.. Charles W. Eliot. president emeritus
OF Harvard. regarding Thsw's college
career. will so TO MASSACHUSETTS wednes-
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
Child Unharmed After
Fall on Rattlesnake

PIERRE s. D., June H.-(special)-To
fall upon a rattle snake and escape the
fangs OF the reptile unharmed was the
experience OF a little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Jorgenson OF Draper. The child
was following his grandmother. who was
welding hoe in the garden, and started
the reptile from a bunch Of weeds. In
his fright the child had stumbled and
fell upon the reptile. The grandmother
rushed to the, rescue and found that in
falling one hand Of the child had allghted
upon the head and neck OF the snake.
holding 1t so that 1t could not strike.
The younster was quickly jeTked TO
safety, and the snake killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
Men of the Cloth
Called to the Front

CCorrespondenoe OF the Associated Press.)
UDINB. Italy. June a.-In addition 10
several hundred priests who are going to
the front as chaplains or as members
Of the Red Gross. thousands OF young
oanons. parish priests. coadjutors, Wears.
professors In seminaries, monks and
Jesuits have been called under arms.
Most OF them belong 20 the medical or
other noncombstsnt ranks.
Chaplains who are carrying out their
ecclesiastical functions carry bags OF
black American cloth containing all that
II strictly necessary for the celebration OF
their office oarthe field.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
ASSASSIN SHOTS
CAUSING The WAR
(FIREO A YEAR AGO
This Day Anniversary of Murder Of
Austrian Royal Pair Result
ing in Ten Nations Fly
ing to Arms.
ACT OF POOR SERB STUDENT
Losses to Date Are More Than Six
Million Men in Killed, Wounded
and Captives.
FIVE HUNDRED SHIPS SEA COST

One year ago today the Austrian
archduke, Francis Ferdinand, and
his wife were shot and killed in the
little Bosnian town of Serajevo by
Garvio Prinzip. 1t was the act of
PrinZip, a poor student, which ul-
timately resulted in ten nations go
ing to war. These nations are, on
one hand, Great Britain, France,
Russia, Serbia, Japan. Belgium,
Italy and Montenegro. and. on the
ether, Germany, Austria and Turkey.
ese war to date, according to con-
s1rvative estimates compiled from
the best available reports, has
caused a loss to the various belliger-
ents of more than 100000 men,
dad, wounded and prisoners, and
mare than 500 ships. OF these about
120 were war vessels.
OutstandinE Results.
The outstanding results on land are
these:
The greater portion of Belgium is
under the control of Germany.
Germany has been driven from the far
east.
A part Of the Dardanelles is in the
possession Of the allied troops.
Portions of France and Russia are in
THE possession of German troops.
h strip CT Alsace has been taken from
Germany.
On the continent Of Africa parts OF ter
ritorial possessions have been lost by both
Uides.
Various island possessions Of Germany
have been taken by the forces Of the
allies.
Italian troops are in possession Of a
strip of Austrian territory.
The outstanding results at sea are
these: German and Austrtan mercantile
shipping has been driven from all the
open seas.
German and Austrian war vessels hav-
ing q total displacement Of approximately
$4,000 tons have been destroyed
War vessels OF the allied nations having
q total displacement Of approximately
$4,000 tons have been sent to the bottom.
Fleets Almost Intact.
The greater portions of the German and
allied fleets in the North Sea remain in
tact.
Except for communication through Hol-
land and the. Scandinavian nations, Ger
many is cut off from the rest Of the
world.
Efforts on the part of the Germans "a
place the British Isles in a similar
predicament has resulted in the sinking
by submarines Of hundreds OF vessels
flying the flags of the allied and neutral
: nations.
V The sinking in this manner Of the
II Sunand liner Lusitania with the loss oi
more than 100 American lives precipitated
a request upon the part of the United
States that such practices insofar az
they might menace Americans, be stopped
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
AUSTRIA ASSERTS
RUSS ARE FLEEING
EAST OF LEMBERG
Slav Forces Which Made Determined
Stand TO East of Galician Capt.
tai Reported Again in
Retreat.
RUN ALONG THE WHOLE LINE
Vienna Official Announcement Says
Enemy in Flight Everywhere in
This Region.
FIGHTING ON DNIEsTER RIVER

VIENNA (Via London). June 81.
The Russian forces. which for
several days made determined
stand at positions to the east of Lem
berg, were again in retreat this
morning along the entire front in
that region. according TO an official
statement issued by the Austro Hun
garian general staff. Fighting on
the upper Dniester river, the state
ments ays, continues.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
Villa Won't Let Flour
Be Sold to Civilians

iDoUGLAS, Ariz, June 27-All flour mill
pwners in Sonora, Mexico. have been noti-
Wed by the Villa military authorities not
sell flour to civilians under any cir
cumstances as It will be needed for the
army, according to reports brought here
today
Because of these orders farmers are
said to be making their own flour in
primitive stone mills and have ceased
selling to the mills.
Grain crops surrounding many towns
and villages are going to ruin because OF
lack of labor to harvest them.
Laborers in southern Montezuma and
northern Sahuaripa districts are refuslns
to accept issues OF war scrip, demanding
wheat in payment OF wages.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
Pinxer Completes Tasl.

WEST POINT. Heb.. June N.-(specisl.) }
Joseph C. Pinker, former clerk OF the
district court OF Cunning county. has Just
completed a three months engsssment
with the federal government. He was
appointed a special agent OF the Census
department TO obtain statistics OF manu-
featuring industries in twelve counties in
northeast Nebraska and two counties in
South Dakota.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
AMERICAN NOTE IN
FRYE CASE PRESENTED

BERLIN (via London). June 27.-An1.
bassador James w. Gerard today called
at the German foreign office and pro-
sented the American note regarding the
American ship William p. Frye sunk by
the German auxiliary cruiser Prins Eitel
Friedrich IN the Pacific.
The note finds unconvincing the Ger
man conditions for delay in payment OF
compensation until the case is passed by
a prize court. and asks that payment be
made now.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
Estimate Provides for
$4,000 Men to Navy

LONDON. June z.-The supplementary
naval estimate, issued today. provides
for the addition of 5000 officers and men
to the navy.
This would bring the total personnel
for this year to 10000 officers and men.
The last vote Of 10000 men, was made
In February.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
CHILD is DRAGGED TO
DEATH BY HER PONY

PIERRE, g. D.. June z.-Cspecial.)--
Catherine, the lo-year-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. -, F. carlin Of Leslie, was
dragged to death by her pony few days
ago. The little girl was riding with her
sister. when the pony, either threw her
or she fell, and her foot caught in the
surrup. in which pliEht she was dragged
about 700 yards before her foot was re-
leased. and peoeived injuries from which
she died within a short time.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
Italy Denies Sending
A Fleet to Straits

ROME, italy, June H.-CvjS PariA)--
The report recently in some quarters
that Italy had sent a fleet OF warships
to join the Anglo-French fleet In the
Dardanelles was semi-officially denied
here today. The statement says that the
report ''at least is premature"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
France Has Less
Of Certain Crops

PARIS. Juno 27.--Aecording to an an
nouncement given out In Paris by the
ministry of agriculture. France has less
corn, fodder beets. sugar beets au5 po-
tatoes under cultivation today than a
year ago. while the contrary Is true of
beets for the making Of alcohol. The
acreage in srapes also is less. but here
the difference is only about $1,000 acres.
Tho figures. in acres. as Of JunSDl are
as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
Boy Dies from Hurts;
Gaspipe Gun Explodes

SIOUX CITY. June Z7-Eari Wilkins,
II years old, died this afternoon from
injuries received when an improyised
gaspipe cannon he WAS loading exploded
tearing the intestines and blowing off
three fingers and the thumb OF his right
hand
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
DAUGHTER ARRIVES
IN HOME OF KARL LOUIS

Tho Joyful look may be seen in the face
Of Karl N. Louis, assistant manager OF
the Brandeis stores. due to the arrival Of
a daughter in his family yesterday The
young lady is niece Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brandeis.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
BERLIN SOCIALIST
PAPER SUSPENDED
Vorwserts, Which Issues Full-Page
Appeal to Kaiser to Take Initia-
tive to End War, Barred.
GIVES OUT FALSE IMPRESSION

LONDON, June 27.-Publication
OF the socialists appeal for peace
has resulted in the suspension by the
German government OF the Berlin
newspaper Vorwaerts, which has not
hesitated on several occasion to ex-
press views regarding the war which
aroused resentment in official circles.
Chief objection to the socialist party =
propaganda apparently is based upon
the belief that u may create abroad the
impression that Germany Ia weary OF
war
No Rasis for heIIef.
The Germen government evidently be-
lieves there IL no real basis for such a
belief ard takes tho position that both
military and political conditions are IA .
Norahie TO the Nustro-German allies.
The Norddeutsche Allegemeine zeitunR
Of Berlin, in chronicling the suspension
or tho Norwaerts, comments on the So
cialist pronouncement as follows:
The manifesto IL greatly 20 be re-
eretted because II will create highly
undesirable impression abroad. The
manifesto may he interpreted ne war
WEAKNESS on the part OF Germany which
does not exist. Military events and the
political situation offer prospects OF a
successful peace. The German govern
ment on its own accord will do what is
necessary. Until then there II only one
watchword for Germany, hold through Z"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28

The foregoing applies tn the whole Of
France, no distinction being made be-
tween invaded and uninvaded territory.
Observing the difference. the following
figures are given:
Invaded Territory
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28

BELGUMs sALoRscade Belgian school ship Ar
ship broke
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
Not Recognized.

He was accompanied on the ride by Mr..
and Mrs Francis B. Sayre. Miss Margaret
Wilson and Or. Carey d. Grayson. Miss
Helen Woodrow Bones and Baby
Sayre remained at Harlakenden house.
During the ride the president and his
party became lost several times. and Mr..
Wilson personally called to three ma
tives along the roadside and asked the
way. In no instance did the men show
any sign Of recognizing him.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
Comparative Local Record.

TempeIsture and pFecipitatiOn depsr-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28

Normal temperature
Excess for the day
Total deficiency sinC
Normal precipitat tion
Deficiency for the d
Total rainfall since ]
Deficiency since Mar
Excess for cor. PERI
Excess for cor. peri
L. A. WELSH,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
NEGROES FIGHT FIRE
IN PRESIDENTS CAR
Three Employees Battle Flames
While Wilson Is Taking
Long Auto Ride.
HE HAS QUIET DAY AND NIGHT

WINDSOR, Vermont, June N.-While
President Wilson was taking long
automobile ride with members of his
family today, three negro employees on
his private car were busy putting out a
fire which caused intense excitement in
this small New England town. The
president expressed pleasure when he
heard of the work of the men.
The three porters while at work on
the private car New York on a siding
here, noticed smoke. coming from the
roof of frame house near by.
Rushing inside. the negroes found that
flames from a stove on the second floor
had ignited some rubbish. and that a
woman was vainly trying to smother the
fire.
Use Their Hands.
without waiting for assistance they set
to work and extinguished the flames with
their hands In the meantime an alarm
had been turned in and a few minutes
later the entire Windsor fire depart
ment, dragging their apparatus. appeared.
The fire was quickly put out and the
three porters received the thanks of the
citizens for their work.
Inc pfesiuonL . PTNate cdE u peins
kept here constantly, In case crisis in
the foreign situation arises. and the
president should be called hurriedly to
Washington. At present he has no ex-
pectation of leaving before July 4.
With members of his family, the presi-
dent himself spent very quiet and
uneventful day and night. He remained
at the Summer White House" working
on some correspondence this morning
and later. this afternoon. went automo-
billing through the Connecticut valley to
Hanover, N. H.. and White River juno
! ton, VT.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-28
The Best

Schools and Colleges
AdUcrtised in The Bee
Rock Island Argus., 1915-02-03
Funeral Of BENJAMIN Haoe.

Funeral services for Benjamin
Haugh. who died Saturday night. we're
held at o'clock this afternoon from
the home OF his sister. Mrs. George
Lawson at Gable Burial was in
Cable cemetery. Death was due to a
second stroke OF paralysis, which he
suffered Friday night The first came
about is months ago in Milan and he
had been ailing since.
Mr.. Haugh was born al Coal Valley
35 years ago. At an early age he
moved with his family to Cable. where
he had spent most of his life. He
came TO Rock Island four years ago
and two years later went 10 Milan,
where he was engaged in the liquor
business for one year. He never mar
ried.
one brother. Fred. and one sister,
Mrs. George Lawson, both Of Gable,
survive.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-02-03
GREETERS TO RECEIVE
THEIR CHARTER SOON

Frank Bcrtelsen. secretary and
treasurer OF the Tri-City Greeters. as
sceiaflJu. today received another let
ter from David Oimsred national
chairman oi the Hotel Clerks aEsocia-
zion. regarding tine new charter for
the local association. 1lr. Olms.el
stated that De had received "a letter
fr-m President Joseph McCanrsy OF
tha I1Ua-NgarasEa Hotel Clerks asso-
clat.ou. releasing Davenport as mem
Der. the same action having been tak-
en- iu Rock Island and Moline with zee
CARDS % the Illinois association
1Ir. Oimsted has written 20 Secre-
tary Warrimer az Denver 20 rush
through the charter. He advised Sec
rotary Be-teisen 90 leave the c1nsttu-
tion OF the local association open uu-
tT the national convention is held at
Atlanta. Ca. June e. s and o.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-02-03
FILE PETITIONS
ON ANNEXATION
ASK JUDGE N. 4. LARSON TO PUT
MATTER on BALLOTS AT
COMING ELECTIONS.

Almost in leaps ard bounds IS SEN
tment growing ln favor of the aune2-
alton or the 1900 acres OF land south
~ this city and including the village
cf sears. and late this afternoon or
tomorrow morning the petitions bear
ing over COO names VIII be placed in
the hands 90 Judge NeIs a. Larson. in
county cour. fo- the purpose of hay-
ins the question placed on the ballots
~ the spring elections here and in
Scar
Nov that the question Is assured "a
place ON The ballots and The list OF
name has been checked over and
found 90 De sufficient lu number. the
resident OF Scar are takiuE new
irteres' iu tho matter and committees
report that large percentage Of the
citizens OF the village fo tIe south are
euthus.lst-c over Inc proposition.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-02-03
WOMEN IN VIENNA.

Vienna. Feb . = Every body does
f.e.r duty for the endangered father
land The poor woman on her way %
factory contribute her mite to the
collection boXes. The rich women
open their pario-s. bedrooms ana
si-charr t1 the vounded officers ana
IIars. N1t only do the women OF
Austria. France. England, Germany
suffer from vars dcprrdatious. but
ta. women iu America are everyday
r.Fsriue from the many ilis that WO-
men are heir 20.
The diseases which weaken and tor
maut women. may in almost all cases
ae cured By the use Of DR. pierce
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Every woman who has reason 20 be-
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-02-03
DANIEL HAYES COMPANY
HAS BEEN INCORPORATED

Articles OF incorporation of the Dan
iei Hayes e.uparr have been rCcelv-
ed iu this city. and beginning today
tre real estate firm OF Hayes c Hayes
win be taken over and continued Dy
tile u-W company. Tre Daniel Hayes
company IS incorporated iu Idaho.
where tine lands tu which r inter-
e=tsd are located. with uaid-in capi-
rsi OF s25'.U.I The officers are Dam
ie! Hayes. president. Daniel Hayes.
Jr. vice president and treasurer. vs..
O.. EaItz. secra .arg- a. l.. Baker. GG-
auCiel manager.
Daniel Hayes and EauieI Hayes. Jr..
were the senior and junior members
OF HAYES g. Have. and N- c. kautz
was for many years with the Roach d
1lusser sash and Door COMPANY of
Nuseatiue. and for tine last seven
years has been with the Fariey-Lcet-
scher company or Dubuque
Mr HAYES in an Interview today
explained tlat the formation OF the
company had become necessary as the
business had increased. THE Daniel
Hayes company, in addition 20 its Of
hcc .u Rock Island. has branch Offices
iu Davenport Peoria. Clinton. ChiCa-
90 and Cedar Rapids. and representa-
t.ves In other cities. The business OF
tho .rm consists principally in hand
ling irrigated fruit lands iu Idaho.
sales OF which iu The tri-ciles alone
have been more than 100000. Mr.
Hayes stated Tho company is now
q associated with H T. Hollister OF Chi
caE1 and T. T.. Psrriss OF Twin Falls.
Iah1. iu tract os 3.-s5 acres IN the
Twin Falls valley OF Idaho. and is ia-
-eresred iu number of other projects
.n tine Twin Falls country