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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
HELP WANTED MALE
storrs nnd Offlcsa.

stores and offices,
~. you do not smoke at all; chew or
drink are between 1s and 30 years old
and have ability 10 learn to manage.
you might call III person and leave your
name at The Bnaket Stores office bi1
hfandfis Theatef Bldg, between 7 and
10 a, ~
IRA YELLING salesman, staple line, 800,
travelling salesman, experience inneeaA-
sarY, $685. bkpr, aud ledger clerk, tBD;
bkpfr f6. bkpr. out of town, lumber
9,fflce. H bkpr,. out Of town, BANK 1e .so.
Originators of the Reference Business.
i52 Omaha National Bank Bldg
srENo., 80; sTENo, t6; BILLING
BILLING clerk, beginner, ss6.
Office .. elsrk' ,E,ood pseanmon. 80. Many
THE MARTI co, 1927 w o. w. Bldg.
llltAFTfMAN .,.t.,.t,,'.,.sos,....Sl .SlDo ,W
sTEEOGRApHEH ..,u..".s...st.t 1000
BOOk KEEPER fboainner) .....a 400
RAILROAD CLERKS 700
JK OFFICE GIEltk -. ;..;;,::.:. ;,.;,: . D,o @
THb CANO AGENCY, coo BEE BLDG,
SALESMAN. A-No. proposition; drag
Ing ACCOUNT; stenoa sso. stenoa NSsi
WATTS REF. co. $40 Brand. Thea.
pYofessfons and Trades.
wANTED-coupl Of good machlnlsts
-four molders and a young pattern
maker. Make application IN writing and
state experience Quinn Wire Iron
Works, Boone. la.
WANTED Man with family 10 run Hack
smith shop on hia own account. Good
pace for q good man. Wri for induce
ment. ~, y. W like, Wilke, Ia.
SEE us FOR DRUG JOBS.
COOPERATIVE REFERENCE CO.
Established Ten Years
l0i5-i9 city National
COMPETENT broom maker. Steady
work Addrcss Pen =, Price Broom CO.
Denver Colo.
WANTED-First-clasa maehinist. 6io s.
18th.
Drug Store snaps ioba. knelat. hee Bldg.
Statesmen ana solicitors.
Al SALESMAN WANTED,
FIRST CLASS salesman or solicitor, eb-
Aoluteiv clean and a producer for inht-
est selling auto accessory line on mar
ket by n strong established dealer.
Come prepared to start work lmmedl-
ately, o'clock Monday. 2026 Farnam st.
WANTED Highly rscomn ended. sub
stnntIal man to represent a large farm
tractor company In Nebraska and west
ern Iowa. Not necessary to open an
Omaha office but must bo In position
TO actually sell farm tractors TO dealers
IN the territory The right man will
be backed with plenty OF good farm
paper Advertising Give references
past experience. etc. Address E 1919 Bee
Statesmen for Nebraska and Iowa, TO
handle the fastest selling patent on
the MARKET II you can earn $50 to 500
weekly. We want TO hear from YOU,
1901 w, o. w
WANTED Agents for mn upp-to.date q
health and accident insurance company
Federal Ina, Co, Lincoln, Neh. ira h
Atkinson Gen, Mgr
sALrsMEN 10 sell automobile speciality
IN Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota and
Kansas, good side line, 90 Bee nidE.
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nldg4 Omaha
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around man, best nt references re-
aniFed Address Mrs. j. Beverly 0Ks
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Contract rates on application.

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sixth avenue, frame dwelling, Vi 500 BEN
son " Carmichael. iHs Mason, ffpme
dwelling, $500; BenHon A Carmichael,
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
BUSINESS CHANCES
Accessory Business.

Keen business man OF salesman may
secure onehalf interest In estnbllshed
auto aceesBorg bufness controlling ex
riuaive diHtrlbniiYe rights to fnatest
selling lHe on market Desirable thai
applicant manage business or net III
salesman. 10000 required and several
th0iigand desirable 10 stock goods more
heaFilHs ttefefnncea exchanged Phone
of call Room 100, Fontenelie Hotel.
Monday all day and evening
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-23
MOOSE PARTY
TO TOUR COUNTY
ON WEDNESDAY

That the Progressive party does moi
intend to surrender it's former Indiana
stronghold, Wayne county, to the Re
publican or Democrats without strug
gle was indicated today when the an
nouncement was made that party Of
Progressive candidates will make g
tour or this county next Wednesday.
Included in this party are Thoma,
A. Daily. candidae for governor. John
Dyer. a candidate for United States
senator, George r. Carter, Corners
vile, candidate for congressman, Ear
Crawford, Washington township, can
didate for state representative, o. D.
Hall, candidate for county treasurer
Roscoe e. Parker, candidate for county
coroner, Isiah Fricker, candidate for
county commissioner, J. w. Jackson
candidate for sheriff, and R. J. Wig.
more, county chairman.
Cover County In Cars.
The candidates will tour the county
in automobiles. Their route will be
as follows: Morning, Milton, 9:45;
Cambridge City. 10:30; Hagerstown,
1880. Afternoon-Economy, 100;
[contInued On Page TwelNe.1
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-23
MARTIN CLYNN,
GREAT ORATOR,
TO SPEAK HERE

Martin H. Glynn, former governor
Of New York. and chairman of the ma
tional Democratic convention at st.
Louis. will deliver one of the most
important addresses of the campaign
here Wednesday evening at the Coli
scum. Glynn Is one of the most brill
liant orators the Democratic national
committee has on its roster and he
is expected to turn loose flow Of
genuine old-time politica! oratory.
Preceding Glynn, Walter L. Myers,
Of New Castle. nominee for prosecut-
ing attorney, will speak on the Mexi-
can situation Meyers holds the rank
Of major and is on thirty day fur
Tough. He has been on the frontier,
and Democratic leaders say he will
describe the real conditions on the
border.
Glynn will make only two speeches
in Indiana. One at Terre Haute and
the other one here. He believes on
peaceful diplomacy" and has made
the international policy of President
Wilson the chief topic of his dis
courses. He is expected to show the
reasons why Wilson steadfastly re-
fused to take steps that might have
involved us in war with Germany or
with the Allies.
The Democratic. county. central COM
mittee is advertising the Gylnn meet
ing widely all over the country and
in Preble county. -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-23
MURDER PROVES
KEY TO SCHEME
TO RUIN nation

GENEVA, Oct. 23.-The assassina-
ton of the Austrian premier Count
Karl Stuerghk, has been followed by
the discovery Of conspiracy against
Austria. The police and military au-
thorities have already arrested a num-
Der of Polish, Croatian and Bohemian
political leaders. says a dispatch
from Vienna today.
Strenuous measures have been tax
en- by the Austrian military authori-
ties to suppress disorders in Vienna
end Budapest. Soldiers are patrolling
the streets of the two capitals.
Prince e-Schillingsfurst,
Austrian minister of interior, who
will act as premier until the successor
of Count Stuergkh is appointed, has
already assumed his new duties. 1t
is expected that a new prime minis
ter will be appointed this week.
DR.. Frederic H. Adlar, the assassin,
is in jail under heavy guard. Adler
defends the shooting Of Count STU
ergkh on the ground that it was "a
political necessity"
There is disposition in some quar-
ters, according to Vienna advices, to
believe that Adler was used as tool
by anti-government plotters. There
have long been mutterings of revolt
against the Austrian government
among the Bohemians, Croatians and
Poles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-23
MUSIC FEATURES
RALLY FOR WATSON
AT COLISEUM HERE

One of the features of the Republl
can meeting to be held at the Coli
scum tomorrow night, when James E.
Watson, candidate for U. S. senator
speaks, will be the quartet and orches.
ira program. Members of these two
organizations are Winchester men and
women who have been in great de-
mand all over the state. The Rich,
mond Glee club will also have part
in the program.
Temporary chairman of the meeting
will be Will Hays, state chairman. The
permanent chairman will be Walter
Bossert, district chairman. Hays will
make a brief address.
There will be parade preceding the
meeting and the entire Coliseum gal
lery has been reserved for the march
ers. Seats on the platform have been
reserved for the old soldiers. The
parade will move from the court
house at o'clock
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-23
CITY TAKES REST
after UNUSUAL
PERIOD OF WORK

The activities of Richmond in the
next few months have been made a
question which will be answered in
the course Of time. The city has
passed through probably its busiest
period Of campaigning and. according
to several business -men,-it will take
rest before beginning the activities
OF Christmas commerce.
There will be no more campaigns.
except possibly the Red Cross seal
campaign, this year. 1t is probable
that. only routine civic business will
be dealt with and that in as small a
way as possible. Not before January
1, 1917, will a call be made on the
civic patriotism of Richmond.
Club Remains Dormant
TOO much campaign lately" said
Lawrence Handley, cashier Of the Ger
man American Trust and Savings
contInued On Page Two.]
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-23
WITH HIS MOTOR BROKEN
FLYER NARROWLY ESCAPES
DEATH IN SWIFT PLUNGE

Thousands stood with craned necks
Saturday night watching Louis Cert
son make beautiful fireworks flight
in an aeroplane, saw him loop the loop
twice and start into the third loop,
then plunge earthward.
No one knew that Gertson was pass
ing through his most narrowing exper-
ience by threefold of his six years
aviation career, that he sat helpless,
controls set. flying toward the ground
at inestimable speed from LOO foot
altitude and awaiting stoicafly the
crash in which he expected to give
life for the enjoyment Of throng.
Strikes Dead Ai3 Pocket.
Not until today was 1t known that
Gertson's nerve straihing moments
were not caused entirely by the fall
ure Of his motor and his blindness
from the brilliancy of his fireworks,
but by dead air pocket in which he
found himself at his most crucial
period.
Luck, it was just luck" said Cert
son today. II said I'm goner this
time and l was just waiting for the
smash when she Strengthened out"
He laughed at the suggestion that ne
might have lost his nerve.
"Well, / hope not. We are going to
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-23
F!FTY-TWO men
LOST ON VESSEL
NEAR CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, o., Oct 23.-With the
sinking of the steamer Merida, bound
from Port William, Ont, to Buffalo.
and the loss of her entire crew as
indicated by the arrival of the freight
er w. B. Matthews at Toledo, with
bodies of three men, the toll exacted
by Fridays storm over Lake Erie has
mounted to fifty-two.
The Merida shauld have arrived in
Buffalo Saturday morning with her
cargo of ore and when no tidings were
received of her the owners searched
the shores, hoping she had put i'm
some port. With the arrival of the
Matthews all hopes were dispelled
Frantic search is being made for pos
sible survivors but after SO long a
time there is but, little chance that
any of the Merrida's crew are alive
The Merida is the fourth large ves-
sci destroyed in what will go down in
history as "Black Friday"
The four ships lost were the ID. l..
Filler, with six of the crew: the Col
gate, with twenty-one: the Merida,
with twenty-five and the Buffers, the
craw of which was saved.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-23
7. R. PRAISES
JUDGE k1BBEY

One Of the features Of the address
delivered by Col. Roosevelt at Phoenix
Ariz., Saturday night, was his strong
Endorsement Of the candidacy of Judge
Joseph H. Kibbey. Republican nominee
for United States se1ator from that
state
Judge Kibbey is native of Rich
mond, living here until 1883. when he
went to Arizona, then territory, and
engaged in the practice of law. The
following year he was appointed judge
of the United States court for the dis
trict Of Arizona, serving in that posi-
tion until 1893. He was appointed by
President Harrison.
During President Roosevelt's admin.
instration Judge Kibbey was appoint
ed governor Of Arizona territory, serv.
ing in that office until Arizona was
admitted to statehood.
Kibbey is the son of the late John F.
Kibbey, who was one of Richmond e
most famous jurists. The late Judge
Kibbey was the first Judge of the
Wayne circuit court as it is now con.
stituted, being elected to the bench in
1873.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-23
COUNTRY HOLDS
PRESENT COURSE
UNTIL ELECTION

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Although
the reply Of the allies to the demand
that they abandon their blacklist" and
"blackmailing" methods in dealine
with United States merchants and
their trade. will reach here this week
possibly tomorrow, and will flatly re-
ject all American contentious, 1t will
not affect the present status quo" at
titude OF the administration. There
will be no immediate reply.
AS in the case Of the mail seizures
reply the state department will take
the new communication under con.
sideration" until after election. And
officials who are following the general
situation say frankly, they will not be
surprised should President Wilson de-
fer definite action until congress re-
assemblies early in December.
Congress May Assist.
The suggestion that general policy
Of reprisal can Immediately be put IN
to effect are said by state department
officials to be impossible
While most Of the departments di.
rectly concerned have made a general
study Of the methods to be followed in
such a policy definitely is decided
upon their conclusions have not been
approved either by Secretary Of State
Lansing or by the president.
AS a matter Of fact it Is understood
that Mr. Lansing is not too fully con.
vinced that the mails note. already
considered by him, and the blackmail
note, are the final word" Of the allies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-23
C0NSTANzA PORT
FALLS IN HANDS
OF MACKENSEN

BERLIN, Oct. 23.-Mackensen's
army in Dobrudja has captured the i'm
portant Roumanian port of Constanza,
1t was officially announced today. Con.
stanza is on the Black Sea. Constanza
is the terminus of railway line run
ming from Bucharest to the coast.
The capture Of the city is one of the
most important victories won by the
German arms since Dobrudja was in
vaded. 1t gives the Germans control
of practically all of Dobrudja, prevents
the Russians from landing forces there
and opens the way for the invasion Of
interior Roumania.
The armies capturing Constanza ad-
vanced ten miles within forty-eight
hours, driving heavy Russian and Rou.
manian forces before them.
It is believed here that big Russo
Roumanian army has been trapped be-
tween the marshy Danube valley and
the Black Sea and that its capture is
inevitable.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-23
CHRISTIANS JOIN
FRIENDS CHURCH
IN MAKING KICK

A resolution criticising the Com
mercial club for countenancing gamb-
ling at the Richmond Centennial ex-
hibition was adopted by members Of
the Bible school and congregation of
the First Christian church, yesterday.
The resolution reads:
In view of the fact that large num-
Der of gambling devices and games
of chance have been operated upon
the public streets during the past week
with the apparent approval Of the pub
lie authorities, corrupting and debas-
ing the morals Of all who participated
in them, young and old,
BE 1T RESOLVED, BY the Bible
school and congregation Of the First
Christian church,
First-That we condemn all such
practices as unlawful and immoral, and
fcontinued on Page Twelve]
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-23
EIGHT zEPPELINS
Plan TO WRECK
CITY OF LONDON

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 Eight Zep-
pelins are being assembled in Germany
for great raid over London, today.
The Germans plan to wreck the city.
1t is said. The cablegram in part
says
Evidently the more fruitless and
costly becomes the Zeppelin raids on
England, the greater AMI more boast
full become the promise of the pro-
Zeppelinists Frantic with rage at
the loss Of so many of his huge pets.
Count Zeppelin is reported to have de-
clared that he would send a feet Of
eighty to wreck London. If not a
feet of eighty, the Germans will be
quite satisfied with feet of fifty to
do the job.
$50 says William Lockwood, a York
four of his seventy four-years in Sax
ony has been repatriated and restored
to his old home at Harden near
Bringle, where he arrived on Satur-
day"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-23
WAR REVIEW
FOR THE DAY

Bulgarians are playing very inn
portant part in the decisive fighting
in two zones of operations that have a
far reaching effect in deciding the
course of the war
In Macedonia, the Bulgarians de-
Tending Monastir throughout Sunday
assaulted the Servian lines in an ef-
fort to break them. All these storm
attacks were repulsed in desperate
and bloody fighting.
In Dobrrudja Won Mackensen's army
which is largely composed of Bulgar-
ians, has smashed forward until it cap
tured the vital sea port of Constanza.
This army group advanced ten miles
in the last forty-eight hours breaking
down all resistance.
Another link has been forged by the
allies in their encircling drive against
Bapaume in France. The French have
captured Hill No. 12S, southeast of
Bapaume, driving back the Germans.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-23
RICHMOND D. A. R.
READY TO RECEIVE
VISITING DELEGATES

Preparations were complete today to
receive 140 delegates to the state con-
vention of the Daughters of the Amer1-
can Revolution. The delegates will ar
rive tomorrow morning in time to at
tend the opening meeting at 1890
o'clock in First Presbyterian church.
The meeting tomorrow night IN the
high school auditorium will be open to
the public, Mrs. w. w. Gaar announced
today at the Westcott hotel. A l
o'clock she will entertain Is promi-
nent members and officers at dinner
at the Westcott.
The big dinner for the D. A. r. con-
vention will take place at the West
colt hotel at o'clock Wednesday night
after an automobile trip of delegates
around Richmond as guests of the
Wayne County Motor otnb.
The menu follows: Chicken broth,
militaire; stuffed olives, celery hearts;
baked bluefish with creole sauce,
roast young chicken with celery dress
ing, candied yams, asparagus tips, head
lettuce with Russian dressing; ice
cream, maccaroons, lady fingers, demi
tasse.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-23
FOUR POLITICAL PARTIES
FIGHT FOR WAYNE COUNTY

Seldom II ever has q political cam.
paign such as now being waged been
witnessed in Wayne county, the
storm center" OF the sixth district
Republicans. Democrats, Progressives,
Socialists and Prohibitionists are zen.
gagged all along the line" for victory in
the districts pivitol county. and mill.
tary critic would describe the conflict
now raging as a "hand-to-hand" one
quarter being neither asked nor given
by any of the belligerents.
Democratic 'oreanke
Organization meetings are being
held by the Democrats all over the
county this week and Wednesday eve
ring there will be Democrat district
rally held in Richmond, Martin Glynn,
former governor Of New York and
temporary chairman at the Democrat
ic national convention this year. will
be the speaker. Saturday night the
Democrats will hold another big meet
ing at the coliseum, the speakers be-
IiB rTduA WdISu, CudHudu VI INC
federal Industrial relations commits
sion, Henry U. johnson and r. F. Van
Voorhis, former Socialist candidate
for congressman from this district.
Moose Enter Fray
The Progressives will jump into the
melee Wednesday when party OF
Bull Moose candidates, including nom-
lnees for governor. United States SEN
ator and Congressman. tour the county,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-23

leave tomorrow for New Orleans. T
VIII make nine day and night flights
there"
His mechanician quit his Job after
the flight. He said he could not stand
the nervous strain of watching Gertson
plunging to almost certain doom. He
was at work again today, however, ar
ranging for repairs to the plane for
the New Orleans flight
Wife Waves Lantern.
Mrs. Gertson was in the same pre-
dicament. She stood on the ground
waving lantern which she knew her
husband could not see. She inquired
anxiously today when he intended to
get out of the business.
In spite of his experience in the air,
today Gertson said Richmond had her
share Of the luck
"On my last flight" he said. ''this
accident happened. II It had happen.
[contInued On Page Nine.l