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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-20
Fugitive Texas
Militia Officer is
in Mexican Army

BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Jan. 1s.-Em-
met r. walker. under indictment in fed
ersl court at Austin, charged with con-
spiracy to defraud tho United states
government in connection with the
alleged sale Of $4,000 worth OF United
States army ordnance. is serving as an
officer IN the Mexican do facto army
according 10 we'll authenticated informa-
ton here today. He is said 10 have en-
tered Mexico In February. 1915, Just be-
fore the indictment was returned.
Walker was sowing as assistant quar-
termaster general Of the Texas National
guard at the time ne r said 10 have sold
the ordnance. which was supposed TO
have been condemned and destroyed. IT
is charged that part OF this government
property was sold TO Mexican warning
factions.
Tho case Of Captain George j. Head
formerly IN command Of the Brownsyille
Euardsmen who Is under similar In
diotment is set for the term OF the fed
cral court opening at Austin tomorrow
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-20
Russian Offensive
East of BukOwina
Capital Repulsed

BERLIN. Jan. is.-By Wireless to
sayvilie.)--A now offensive movement has
been inaugurated by the Russians 10 the
east OF Csenowitz, near the Bessarabian
frontier. The official Austrian statement
Of today says the Russians made four
successive attacks at several pldces, but
were repulsed
Tho statement follows:
"on the eastern front yesterday was
calm. This morning a new battle was
begun near Toporoutz and Royan, on the
frontier east of CEernowitz. At several
places the enemy made four successive
attacks. but was repulsed everywhere.
italian front; Weak attachments of
Italian troops were repulsed near Lusern
and north Of the. bFldgehead. at. rolmino.
Balkan front, A delayed report from
VirpaEar stated that twenty steel can
non were taken there
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-20
Daniels Regards
Report on Disaster
as InconclusiVe


WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-the findings
Of the naval boar1 OF inquiry which made
a preliminary investigation to determine
the, cause Of, tho explosion aboard sub
marine E-2 at the New York navy yard
Saturday. are regarded by Secretary Dan
iels as inconcusive. and he will await
The report OF the naval court OF inquiry
now making an investigation
The board held that the explosion was
duo, TO gss generated by the new Edison
storage battery end ignited by spark
Of unknown origin. Five men were killed
and nine others seriously injured in the
disaster.
The question OF the future use OF the
Edison batteries or submarines may de-
pend upon tho outcome of the report OF
the court OF inquiry. as Secretary Daniels
hopes to determine from It whether the
battery itself was responsible for the sK-
plosion-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-20
Traffic is Partly
Resumed in Los
Angeles District

LOS ANGELES. Jan. lo--southern Pa
clfio traffic along the coast and San
Joaquin valley lines was opened from
here TO San Francisco today after having
been moro or less interrupted by floods
and landslides for two days. Wealthy
fasteners trying TO get in or out or
Santa Barbara, a coast resort. were able
to do so. although those coming into this
city from the east. including Frederick
W. Vanderbilt and n party. were still
crawling across the desert today. having
been storm-bound since Monday. Sixteen
washouts on various roads arc reported
in the 1875 miles east of Los Angeles
Debris in tho Arroyo, big gully In the
northern part Of Los Angeles. was dyna-
mited today TO prevent flooding.
Rains began falling again and further
floods were feared,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-20

To Fortify the system Against Grip.
when Grip is prevalent laxative Bromo
ouinins should b taken. a. this oombinA-
ti0n Of ouinine with other ingredients.
destroys germs, acts a. Tonic ana Laxa-
tive and thus keeps the system In condi-
lion 70 Withstand Colds. Grip and lnflu-
cnza. There Is only one "Bromo Qulnine. 4"
D. W Cr0yeh- slGnatnre ION boa. z5c.-Ad-
vertlsement,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-20
HYMENEAL.
TOIIes-Petersen.

LYONS. Neb., Jan. 19.-(special Tele-
gram 1.-The home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Petersen was :he scene Of very rretty
wedding Tuesday noon, when their
daughter Miss Bernice ". was united
in marriage to Perry X. Tolles Of Lau-
rel. Neb., the youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. c. Tolles Clay Newmyer sang
"Oh, Promise Me-" The marriage lines
were spoken by the brides pastor. Rev.
James @. Clark. the Presbyterian minis
ter Of this place, and the vows were
sealed with she ring service. After
short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Tolles
will be home on their farm near Laurel,
Neb., where a new modern home is being
made ready for them.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-20
CUMMINS TALKS OF
MUNITION PROBLEM
CONTINUED from Page one)

Continued from Page one)
through all tho channels and all the IN
strumentalities which mould public
thought. all the forces at their command
for a completeness OF preparation that
would turn this country into military
camp and practically destroy all ambition
save ambition TO overcome by force OF
arms tho entire world
Emphasizing the effect OF tho European
war on private munition makers In tho
United States. no told the senate that
since the war began there had been III
new corporations organized In this coun'
try for the manufacture OF mutations,
and tho value Of arms and munitions
exported in fifteen months had aEgre-
gated sls1 ,O6l,27s. lie submitted a table
showing the following estimates OF the
amout of war contracts OF some OF the
larger corporations.
List of Larger Exporters.
American Car and Foundry. sS5.oOo,0oo;
American Locomotive, S66,Uv9OoO; Amerl-
can Steel Foundries. Si5OOo.OOo; Baldwin
Locomotive Works, $40. 100000; Bethlehem
Steel company. 1900 shells per day to-
EotheR with field guns and. other like
arms; Colorado Fuel and Iron company
200 tons OF steel rounds; Crucible Steel
of America. ylo.sOoOO; General Electric,
Sss 0OO. 900; New York Air Brake. $40, 242,0O
Westinghouse Air Brake. I2o.oOO,OoO, and
Westinghouse Manufacturing company
500. 100000. e.s.
1.-THE does not include the senator con
tinued. 1.-THE contracts OF tho Allis-chal-
mers Manufacturing company OF shrapneI
sheeis. or the Dupont Powder company
OF explosives. or the Electric storage
Battery company the General Chem
teal company. or tho General Motors
company or OF the Lackawanna stee
company. or Of the Tennessee Copper
company. all OF which arc immense con
Germs and have been largely engaged IL
the same general, business"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-20
Cure Any Cold
Over Night
without ouinins or Depressing Drugs.
This Remedy II Guaranteed or
Money BACK.

You can break up that cola abso-
lutely and completely by this time to-
morrow Your head will clear up, eyes
and nose stop running, bone achinE
stop, lassitude and tiredness go away
and you will be yourself again. Even
II. you have grippe or influenza infec-
ton you can get complete relief in two
or three days.
Bromo- Lax is the remedy which will
do this. It's the most wonderful treat
ment known for all sorts Of cough s,
colds, grippe, influenza. etc, and as a
preventative against deadly pneumonia
II IS the only remedy which cures a
cold without seriously disturbing the
system for IL contains not one partie e
Of Quinine in any form, IL acts gently
by stimulating the system and opening
Il so all the germs are thrown off at
once
Colds are dangerous. The present
epidemic has caused tens OF thousands
OF deaths this winter. Do not let a
cold run Don't take a chance. Pneumo-
mia can kill in few hours and no cold
sufferer Is safe. Bromo-Lax Is guar
antsed. Money back IL you are not sat-
isfiad. IL 10 the one tried and proven
remedy. BrOmo-LsaN Is sold by all good
druggists at rs cents q box. or sent pre-
paid upon receipt OF price by Trib Chem
teal Co. $50 n. Clark St, Chicago. H.
Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-20
WOOD SEES NATION {.
SOLE FOR INVADER
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tcontinued- from Page one9 e.
ficient. TO be definitiy assigned TO war
stations. Equipmen, for members OF the
reserve would be kept az their stations
and once every two years they would
be required TO soin the 'co1ors for ton
days training 20 keep them ap 10 date.
General Wood said that, ~ universal
military service was not to be obtained
he favored a continental army scheme
substantially as provided by the War de-
partment. provided Il Is absolutely d.
yoroed from the organized militia"
Calls a. Inadequate.
The increases for the regular army pro-
posed by Secretary Garrison. however.
he characterized as 'absurdly inadequate
and indicating a failure to appreciate the
lessons OF the European war" particu-
iarly as 10 the proportion o. field artil-
iery. He recommended that the proper
ton Of field guns be fixed at five -
every 1.O00 rifles or sabers. Tho present
army standard Il 80 per 1000 although
In actual equipment the regulars are
nearer 2 per 1000 The board recently
created IN the War department has fixed
on SO per 1000 as the number necessary
Reverting 10 the condition OF the eoun-
try 10 face war with first class power
the general said tho United states was
utterly unprepared and knew nothing OF
the problems Il would have 20 meet. AZ
least 2i000,000 men would be needed. h
asserted. and they could be obtained. n,
believed. only by eompulsion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-20
letter 70
DR.. Ktimar q 90,
BinghAmton, ~. y.
Proys Nhal sWanp-Rool WlI po boz Iaa

Send 10 cents 20 DR.. Kilmer a Co.
Binghamton, N. Y, for a sample size
bottle. IT will convince anyone. You wfil
also receive a booklet OF valuRble infor-
nation telling about the kidneys and
bladder. when writing be sure and men
ton The Omaha Daily Bee. Regular
l1O-ecnt aud q size bottles for sale al
all drug stores.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-20
Eminent Physicians FQIed
!. N: Kidney Trouble

I wish 10 inform you OF the great bene-
fit have derived from the use OF swamp
Root. had been a sufferer for more
than three years from Kidney and Liver
trouble and was almost constantly treat
ed by the most eminent physicians. who
could only give me temporary relief
could hardly set from one room 10 the
other without help, and had been IN bed
five days when / began the use OF
swamp Root. Inside OF twenty -four hours
I could see some benefit I continued TO
use swamp-Root until HAD used two
bottles when 1 really folt that, my. old
trouble was completely cured; and I am
positive that any person suffering with
kidney or liver trouble can be CURED by
the use OF this PREPARATION I am 50
years OF age and in good health. II has
been fourteen years since had this
trouble and do not know how TO ex-
press myself as strongly as I desire In
favor OF DR.. INilmer's Swamp Root.
am sure that Il saved my life. and that
my health u due 10 this remedy.
heartily recommend It to every sufferer
OF kidney trouble.
Yours truly.
S. T. TAYLOR,
Gainesville. Ca.
State OF Georgia. Hall County:
Personally came S, Z. Taylor, TO me
personally known and who on oath say.
the facts stated on the opposite page ar,
true. Wa
Sworn TO and subscribed before me
this I'D day OF January. 1918
C. IL SMITH. Notary Public,
Hall County. Georgia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-20
Automobile Thief
Caught After Chase

YANKToN. S. D.. Jan. Especial Tele-
gram. "A young man giving tho name OF
Joe F1inton, was arrested eight miles east
OF here last night. after wild automobile
chase. He had robbed Art Reetz' store of
guns. flashlights. shells. etc, and got
away in a slx-cylinder Studebaker car.
stolen from Peter Vondonselar's garage.
Flinton ran the car into ditch and was
stalled when city officers caught up with
him. lie was well armed but surrendered
without a fight.
Advertiser ana customer profit by the
classified Ad" habit.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-20
DYNAMITE USED TO
STOP CONFEDERATION

CORNING. N. Y. Jan. ia large sec
ton Of the business district at Galeton,
Pa. was destroyed by fire today The
flames spread to the residential section
and before their advance could be
checked by dynamite twenty homes were
burned The loss was estimated at
$4,000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-20
Socialist Leader
Fears Madness
And Kills Himself

OKLAHOMA CITY. okl., Jan. al. o.
welday, state chairman Of the socialist
party. committed suicide by shooting to-
day in his room in a hotel He left a
note saying he feared madness. He was
TO have been married tonight.
The sun., 1916-09-09
GOSSIP OF A STREET.

The week closing to-day has been
notable in stock market circles In moro
ways than one. Three consecutive
million share days, OF which one was
the heaviest of the year. indicate that
somebody besides the professional traders
liz taking an interest in what Ia going on
on the floor Of the Stock Exchange. THIS
does not necessarily imply a large pun.
lie participation, but 1t dlscloses n trenu
in that direction. The elimination OF the
railroad trouble was the first influence
{, that end and the adjournment OF Con-
gross was another. Now Wall Street Is
very kccnly Interested in what the rails
will do. Pool interests took hold OF
Reading again. credited with being IN
for n long pull upward. and succeedea
in pushing II through 112, a new nigh
record Price. Those not on the INSIDE.
however, are wary about accepting
Reading as the leader OF the rails ao
this juncture. As n matter OF fact. the
action Of the other rails bellies any such
pretensions Reading may have. Inc
rails are expected to go up. but the inc
Of cleavage has become such that II -
regarded as unlikely that any great at
,ention will turn in that direction 80 long
az the bulls keep on counting the IN
dustrials.
The sun., 1916-09-09
Gold Congestion.

The most practical illustration at
hand of the huge amounts OF gold that
Great Britain is pouring into this coun-
try for the purpose OF keeping It's eN-
change rate at or near sac to the pound
sterling Is the congestion AT the Assay
Office in this city. Tile total 0, gold re-
ccived here and in Philadelphia is almost
$3.50. 900, 900. by far the bulk OF this
stopping AT the New York Assay Oh'cc.
Some OF this money has been In bars,
which entails considerable time and
labor in uupick!ng and valuinC. 4
large part Wa IN British sovcreigns.
which are ordinarily melted up and re-
formed .nto bars. Tie latest consign-
meut to arrive, $4,000. 600 from Halifax
yesterday. and partly in francs, ~ was
also the 5000, 900 shipment received
earlier in the week. which is taken as an
Indication that The Rank 81 France has
come to tho aid of the Bank Of England.
THiS great pressure on the Assay Office
= reflected In the movements Of cur
"cucy this week which disclosed n loss
IN clFG 10 tho anks OF nearly $40, 900
900, This situation e due to tho fact
hat only n comparatively small install
mc"' hts hccn paid on account of this
weeks shipments. Roughly. s.. 900 600
has h"cu paid. 20 tn" halaucc Of around
$50 200 .oo0 will not benefit tho hanks
UNt.l UcNt week.
The sun., 1916-09-09
Not Liked.

Yesterdays movement In Reading DID
not find much sympathy In conservative
brokerage circles. In fact II came IN
for considerable criticism. In the MIST
place II was pointed out that the move
ment in the stock at a time when tho
eight hour law had Just been passed was
without justification and that there were
no good reasons for such bulling OF the
stock. The action OF the other railroad
shares showed that the Reading move
was out OF tune with the rest OF tne
market and old timers pointed out that
II was rather unusual to make a new
high record price in a railroad stock
when such poor crop reports meanins
less freight were making their appear.
ance. This time there was no AIN OF
melon cutting In Reading. Moreover. the
.rixht ~people" were not making the mar
kcf. In some houses brokers even went
so far as TO say the action of the stock
was due TO strong arm work.
The sun., 1916-09-09
Rebuilding Europe.

". s, Eios. a interpretations OF the
NI,Ionrl ',ty Eant. advocates the group
."g of American interests TO pool their
resources in n cooperative association
fcr the purpose Of obtaining Some of the
advantages in the reconstruction Of
Europe following tho cloto Of the war.
IN the rebuilding Of Europe Mr.. kies
tolls tho Engineering Rocord. "thc op-
p~"rtuuity for American contractors, en-
= uccr' and manufacturers will he what
'h,v mako L, Il VIII depend primarily
mon their dhii''y 10 develop II close
Knit o%rGnui2a' on for the solution Of "A
great economic problem. II they fail to
Keep this in mind and content themselves
m'rc,y with a scramble for little con
tracts here Hu there the big chance will
ho lost. Tho vital factor is
sound financing, No matter
how valuable American machinery. CON
%s'ruc'iou methods and engineering skin
IN ght he. they Will count for little with
ou. the backing 81 American capital
Trade follows foreign Investment"
The sun., 1916-09-09
PiGeonh oled.

Tn. financial district witnessed yes
terday n stock market which refused 70
take notice OF the worst crop report that
has made Its appearance In years. In
fact, some issues displayed considerable
strength after the showing OF 1875 as the
condition for spring wheat as OF sep.
,ember made Its appearance. against
GA for August 1. II did not appear
''righ.' to brokers in many houses thai
the market SHOULD act this way. n
they were somewhat at a loss to explain
why there was not more selling OF stock
on the a news. AZ the close OF BUSH
ness last night the consensus OF opinion
seemed to be that the Street was moi yet
ready for a reaction in prices. One
broker who has the happy faculty OF
sizing up matters and expressing them
in a pleasing manner. after pointing THIS
out, said: "Wait Til The street gets
ready for the reaction. The crop report
was ~pigeonho,ed to-day. but when they
want TO depress prices they Will drag II
out and make use OF II with a VEN
rennce"
The sun., 1916-09-09
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Sept. s. Money was In GOOD de
mand and discount rates we're quiet |" day.
The stock market was generally quiet, about
the only features being strength in 'onsols.
which touched GOA under brisk buying, and
rhccrfulncsS and an advance In kHfi!rs. in
which interest broadened on good returns and
south African buying. BuHlncss In other III
~i~ctiOna WAS narrow In view Of the holiday to
morrow, but the tone was confident. Heading
led an sdvance In American securities
Consols for money closed ut 6pt. New A.
l"T cent. WAT loan. 96S
Money, ~ per cent, Discount rates, short
end three months bills. shg5h per cent, Gold
premiums a. Lisbon. W.oo.
The sun., 1916-09-09

NV l.oNpoH. Conn, Sept. ~S-Anuthcr
isliVu'ion That the German transatlantic
, uhmirlu" Bremen may arrive hero soon
came t"-u'ght when H." German stcam-
sh.p WIllchai, moorcd ~ the state p'c",
moved loo feet eastward. 'cnviug A
suacr which is said TO be reserved for
the German undersea craft.
The sun., 1916-09-09
TRUST AND SURETY cos.
LONDON WOOL.

ONnON Scut, N.-A good nssurturut IF
3 ,!dn lHl's was ofrr"l At i.V Nuul iu"ii un
sale, H. dan. GrcaHy 'rrSstr,tis vCrr IN strong
and Arm, runta Arenas aiyUuciug =,
to 10 PER CEN, 'i:ca.S merinos hardened aud
Queensland secured sold at SIS. SID,
The sun., 1916-09-09
PARIS MARKET.

PARIS. Sept. g. Trading was quiet on the
Boursc to day. Three per cent. rcnt.s, "a
francs for rash. Exchange on London, aS
francs y ccntlms Five per cent. loan. 20
francs.
The sun., 1916-09-09

.n,on t,.icn on 6s W g. los l"t ~
',pn Er,s CIV ei,s W I ,no'. l'o's Ini. =.
.t,l.,,d soil cents r"r share. 'odd lot
-, d''Gcr' X ~ rights sEH dividend
aui nights
- wahiuc rct changes sales ~ loss than IN
.ra-,> prr d'Src-ardcl. except STANDARD OIL
i--rr-. wicr. = ton share ''r.i' IL used
The sun., 1916-09-09

Receipts from customs 10. day. $3.50 90. IN
ternA revenue. ordinary. G.7p.76l; ,ncom.
tax. 81 $50. miscellaneous. f33s.sis: national
bank notes received for redemption. N.:lsW
The currency statement OF the United
States Treasurer for September :
The sun., 1916-09-09
Q. GOVERNMENT BoNDa
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

WARRINGTON. Sept. s.-The stassmsu, a,
the receipts and disbursements Of tNs
The sun., 1916-09-09

Where a 90" follows
q quot alton II indI.
ea'cs a bid or offer
for ten shares.
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LauC66oOlRriegfrage
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idlafter gsuiHe SafurmatiOneu 81.
tell fOmmcn lien, brren 8Ortlaut
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Wa6nfnnigenl

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