Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 9, 1915, Page 7

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1915 7 S H NEIGHBOR SAVES light shining in the window and arisine and tooking out saw that the Roworibwar home was In flames. He telaphoned in Alarm and them hourtield over to Joo ladies of Becurity, will give & wate melon_social and dance at the MeCrann hall, Twenty-fourth and O streots, Sat Ny evening, September 10 AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA | wiiimi™ it Si'kin s tarium n sani BRIEF CITY NEWS [DRYS FLING HOT Mave Boet Print It Now Hencon Prees | Fintan inl Today. The Bee EXCLUSIVELY, Find out what the varfous moving picture theaters offer. 1Ch"'" of Irregularity in n"“““I" Funds Made in Nebraska Dry Moore. of & year past, will be i i o Thre e ted by Motors \ Lighting M“——Buv[':"-(lr.ndm:l WORDS AT MEET]NG H":D‘m";;d‘:l.’::"‘y"‘;::;':‘" The hirty-fifth and concluding episode | o oo ":');:'.,‘T".‘I.‘.".TH&'”...n.z..v \hd FAM[LY FROM PlRE the rexidonce of hix wetEtbor, Breaking i “Tolay's Compiete movie Program” v of the famous “Exploits of ¥ : botr_da, Ney are, Willlam hrown o - | statrs, where he fotm@l il ot fhe Trem- bers of the family I thelr bella, wtanmed and unconscious. | 4828 Cass stroet, and Howard Smith, Pinkney street Lattle less than 8§10 was taken in at it} unfing weekly during the greater part shown at the Osoar Spencer Rushes Into Burn- n:r.m, Pom in Life Insurance el }lTUD“Tl OIVE A PROGRAM | jiiuuc theater house this aftormoon and |poilcs sourt yesterday by Poliee Judis ing Building and Carries Unoon. | Puiling the member of the Rosenbwum neo H. Indoe, genefal agent State ‘ederation Committee. evening. Manager George Atking, in an- | Reed Three keepe! of disorderly family downstairs and out into the rain Mutual Tdfe Assurance Co. of Wore —_— 1 Bouth High school opened yesterday | nouncing the final presentment, says that St o Eajectives Otheniuna scious Inmates to Safety. | they aquickly recovered and are ter, ::_‘ one of the oMent, Ti years |OLD PROHIBS NOT NEW DRYS Momning at 9 o'clock with a student and [no other serial has held the Interest or | 107 “an O T8 00 o O your — feeling no 1l effects from their experi an t companis oh- earth ooty |u«\my Mmass meeting. Principal 8 W.|the attendance of his patrons as the [ heating plant_ Call s Robert Parks | HUSTLES THEM OUT INTO RAIN |ence. The department upon its arrival 2 Pined m“."n"' J. . Cohn ot 8t.! Charges of juggling of funds and ‘:n‘..n« m.vq..y.\: mnlkll\( a few ‘h\hn-' “Klaine hapters have ‘umn{.\\’ Tn! Plumbineg Co, #1 N, 24h preiiiiiin | qluekly extinguished the fire, but not ouis, while pllotin o¥I0ated gen- =g ) uotory remarks explaining new rules o % L o u o 39 bl vy .‘:-ru o 1 S0 the use of the word “liar ORlI70A04 | the Omahe Doard of Bdueation. A short Verdiot in Carroll Case. Wiliam 3. Cremey, 1-yearold son of | M. Rosenbaum and the members of 4'::.'..': bud done Provatly W to W city, wan apprehended by a policeman " SCRElON OF the committes of 100 OF students’ program was given "nr-lvf"':":':‘ :u:\ :a |Ilrnmll met death as 4 R Y ‘n;' asey. 2 Bouth | hig tamily probably owe their lives R e CT R and arralgned in police court, where he | 1€ Nebraska Dry federation at ita|Dennis sane a solo and Miss Louise Wea it of wounda Inflicted by Pat Dwyer | the residence of the parents yesterday ' to the quick action of a nelghbor, W ot Sined 05 6nd conts mesting st the Youtig Mea’s Chels kine gave & reading :l Twenty-seventh and Q streets, South -mn:mul‘ ‘A‘; l‘n o‘fil‘oek d’rha f'\nnm' Oscar B wh \ \ Omen 0 8!8 . A o Mde, Monday Af 5:30 o'olock, | Ml be hal m residonoe to tho | Osoar Spencer, who, when he saw | S SIS S SO0e-—ooe 81rikno, aged | LN GRsoalation Pogh A bosted | o Fi¥e new courses of study will be in-| (08 & ity ':""‘;’:” At 5:30 o'clock, | Beg aland Dary osmatery. The ev. U7 | (hoie non P ned h : 2 SO, SR o T e, e | i uesday. eated |troduced this year at the high achool. | ¥ et of & e8roner's Jury at the | Barrig of Omaha will offiolate | SUUE UG Su f119, THERUS SRVe LWV} rga.mle e&gue P ano, 1= | Cebate was precipitated when Frank | The teturn of the former nhead of the | NGucst of Coroner Willis Crosby held in| prudence M. Waikor, awed # yoars, | burning bullding, which had been | 4d aa the result of a severe attack of |y, : u y . - he Larkin ohapel this morning at §| wite of A. L. Walker. Bouth Sde, died What ie belicved o e the first inde stomach trouble. 1t was erroneouly re- | HAFFISOR Of Lincoln made charge \BRhenaticn SOPariment WL ENS gclock. The jury recommended that 0 Rauth Eide * hoapit rday | truck by lightning, and carried them | pendent women's bowitng Yeastre ever or ported that the (ot had caten n spoiied | ARainst others concerning the col-muy wiewnere in the o :""',"",‘,',',‘“‘“‘l',"‘,‘r‘"nu case be continued to the disteiot | B N * [1uto the rain and to safety. wanized in the history of the sport was apple, but such was not the case lection and handling of funds. At!mitted the formation of & elass In Span. | U RO I DEEF R RLISR | At Si8 Yewariay ey when i “l‘“':""‘.:l':'""":”:“ ""R":.: R Carpenter ia Burt— harles East, car- the 0lose a prayer for the success of | ish If enough students register Steoa pibete City Gwauip: ven Erie, Okie he funerar wri] | Meavy rain and electrioal atormiwan pass- | B Ee B e . Bt penter, JIving At WA Routh Twentv-seventh | the “deys” tn 1916 was offered | Misn Juitette Griften ana Miss iKathrine | §U[{106, SPROS TaT, rent it Heq office, 314 | be & tomorrow Afterpoon at the Fitat ShG DVer BRS I AN oW Gf 35, iR | e street, sustained an injured spine when ? w " Low 16 former duate of ¢ 1l loontion.’ e . Wi | Preabyterian churoh, ut de, the | baum, 1618 Martha street, was striuok by o8 o B s l:“":"":; ..'. w .I During the eebate Mr MarMson ‘: wry, the former a nrul.m t onhn' loontion. Tel. Routh ¥ v, ~ {,“,,.1 pastor of the | lightning and set on fire. Mr. Rosen.| IVe franchizen wore awarded awdl three board on whioh |l et o s igh school, and the latter & graduate of | Mrs, A. M. Thidoutot of Washack, 111, | chureh, officlating. Intérment will be more, (L B antieipated, will be tewved he was working At Fifteenth and Jack. ™ 1 that cortain colleotors of the gouth Omata HiEh school, will take the |18 Visiting &t the home of har datghter, | made at & looal cameter baum, hia wife and thres ehildren were | T porpe = son streeta and struck him on the back, | "TOMIDItON party have gone over the Mrs. WM. Withers, M8 10 stroet, Bou: stunned and had to be remaved from the | & Meeting to be hald next Friday evening. Atate representing themselves to be col Dlaves of Misses Hoten, Nelson and hed- ide, this week burning bullding Ross Chamberion waa elested president STATE FAIR ATTENDANCE He waa taken to the Lord Lister hospital, ’ nar, who resigned from the faculty dur-| oo Kton secretary ippea Bhooting Orape=tfive cltizens s pare vonercs r e vors, (2erOn | g tho Tast school year o bo married. | women of R L A LA EXCEEDS THAT YEAR AGO | siruck the chimney. followed it down and el e engaged in thAt nefarious pastime knows pllected aunla Whieh Were not mpey will teach Hnglish and history, |tonal ehiiteh on Thursday ac 13 o'clock . -~ ety gb i entagiab gl e nGolInE erape e pauime KnoW! turned In to the droper committes iy {1 he ‘old Younk Menw Chritian asso: _(From & Btatt Correapondent.) sonttered through the whole of the second LA UE T B Mg (i & was decided o recommend 1o the | coursen in kM, musle, eymnasium and ':\.u..‘-l.. bullding, Twenty-thira ana M [ LINCOLN, Sept. f.(Bpecial Telegram) | siory of the bullding, starting fires in| Stop the CAIIA's Conghealt's Sertnos ot TRRRON and . Dodge strerts ATl State convention that the form of initin printing will be offered to the students. o g '_ Weet 814 «Twonty-four thousand six hundred and | two or three places. Croun and_ whooping cough are chil were released on bonds, and three re bk 'N“",‘" now belng eireulated be | zrgy Ruderstor! Will have charge of the |a danos :a. nu.-h.m:"n"‘lflw 4-'\'«"2..5'.'}"5"" SLEHESUITE RIAROES IS ERNIG. BRET Sae The report of the thunder, following |dren's aitmeba Dr. Kings New Dis tuthed to court to recelve suspended sn- | 1ae oo Taiond of adopting the Dous-|firgt, and Miss Dickman, supervisor of And J streets, (his evening at & ofurth | day, aa_amainat 81,78 on Tussday of Iaet [ the lightning, Awakened Oscar Hpencer |covery 1 what you meed. Tt Kilia (i i) {18 county form, which prescribes A | musie, the second. The few Tooter print- | The Miblic 1a invited year. Twelve hundred automobiles alms [iivink next door to the Rosenbaum homo, |cold germe. My all druggiste.<Advertise penalty for violation ing proks and outfit will permit u depapt-| Osk councl No. 18, Knights and passed through the gates, A fow minutes later he noticed a bright | ment. Homes and Autos Robbed While They To Poll State, A teport Of a committes on organiza- tion which was Adopted recommends that three polla of Nebraska be taken before | ment In printing. Prof. R. H. Johnson, | who is somethihg of a printer, will have ¢harge of thie department clortioh day. This commitios WAN com.| morning: Crasees Were pipmiseeq yester: { posed of J. 1. M. Buckner, Aurora; Mra. | day foret Y . w 3 Fre uent T " '“.' L AT, - Aurora; Mra.| day forenoon after studenits had been as- E F h H S q A &bel‘n&(fle ;"“"l‘k.\ lli;'f‘l“:i“l "I‘G‘lf\l.“'.:, l‘[-:)«::l \"‘(“»‘:.;.lxno\] to thelr respective rooms. | . . o‘ ler’ e ay': Several hofries wete robbed while the “I R Palrick, Omaha; H, F. Carson, | Pn\lr-nh:v J:"r:?hux: lmll g ¥ 5 Jo— i i ; iy o e o e P |y, Wwateabrae.| e ST Yl 6 somn danin, en you see this Car—the Enger Twin Six—you'll a Goseh PoPsohs who went inside the| Judse Samuel Davidson of Teeumbeh | SOW g ol bbb e B it’ SAeRle ey onr pant inalde th8 | o €10cted costmen oy " A .| #50 Mrotetioualy shot te death. whil | say as I do, that it's the most wonderful value ever stfeet 0AMG out to find that thieves had | Lincoln, treasurer, and Mrs. Chaflin of | PICKINE Wrapes in the vielnity of Child's i 4 i olen, Shira. tiree, necemmorien. s in | Univarsity Flace and br. Wilime, Blaje| POt 0n & 'waodad hilide. somo time presented by an automobile manufacturer. ! soveral oades the machines, Half A dozen reports of the activities of pickpockets and ‘‘moll-bussers’ have | Leen reported | Here are the names of those who left | thelr autos and afterwards asked the | police to find them: Jobin L. Barber, 266 Evans; Charles Stidhath, 24 Pitkney | Mrs. W. J. Dailey, 2219 B; Clarence ( Johnsotl, Esscx, 1a., and Kenneth Reed, 4911 Fafnam. Rev. M. R. Weaver of the Church of the Brethren told the police that while he was at the tabernacle burglars eh- teted his home and wot $10 and a watch. | N. A. Welsch, Hagle River, Wis, was awindled out of $410; Ada Apperson, 666 Bouth Twenty-sixth, told the police that | het handbag had been rifled or $, and Y. 0. Bdmonds of 321 Franklin lost a revolver to burglars while he was at (he | tabernacie. Mail Carriers at ; Scottish Rite Home More than 700 visitors were entertained | At the Bcottish Rite temple at Twens | tisth ahd Douglas, last evening, & the | reception glven the Natlonal Association | of Letter Carriers. The doovs of thé hig temple weré opened at 7 o'¢loek; and the visltors were received hy F. L. Patton, Jokn Disbréw, 1. N. Bowles #hd John | M. Grossmaf, 5 | Later the beautiful auditoriuin on the sccond floor of the temple wad (hrowh | open to the guests and the visitind bavd | from Cleveland entertained them with 4 | concert, which was preceded by an adl- | diess of welesthe by Soverelgn Com- | mander W: A, Fraset of the Wosdimen of | thie Werld. A responhse (o the welcome was ads by President Gaivor of the | lotter GAPHiarg Organizatioh. sSolok were sung by Miss Btudvant, Miss Daisy Hig gins, Mlsa Oface Poole and Charles Haversteek, A arlll was Eiven by eighteen wonten of the loeal ladles' mkiliary the Na- tional Asdoélation of Lelter Carriers whe dor the leadership of Mrs wobd, Alter the entertdlnménit a dance was neld in tHe ball reeft o the fitst floor of the buldiig. Slayer of Pegoud rings Him Wreath' ——— | BBLIORT, France, Sept. S.—A (éffiat nérbplane; flying at a @reat helght, ap-| pedred last evening over Chavafines, an Alsation village oh the old fromier. The aviator dropped a wreath which bore (he ! infieription: “To Pegoud, who died like & | hafo, from his adversafy.” Laval Hotel immediatély followlag the No Lo t Necessary ? e aftéfhoon taberifitle meeting yesterday. | WGulde to Beauty.) | — e e O e reontly medy | Filly @10 & “liglitning chahee’ (oM | A mplo and kreiiess FGld, nicerto . Pelite Crotx, was Kilied by & Getnian hie raentsoaked aull ald o Paim beseh | L0 LIS SrfceliVe tn qulekls” toen. Oonstantly the Bell Telephone System spends large sutns of aviator whom he had attacked O e o oool ard |ing “atraighit, hale beausigully wayy . it money in selentifie, experimental and research weork, pursuant st comboftable It the receiving line. Rev. |iide fair Lo beconié “all the Fuke’ You to the of al di g i PROMOTIONS OF CADETS A. €. Donglave #lood ai the head o the | ity be surprided to learn thay this e poliey ways providing the best. | 1 e el lne with Mre. Bunday neel ‘Then came |Gt S noting more SLEh B ayluiely dieer e n i ANNOUN_CE BY OFFICER | The foflowing changes and promotions | in the high schodl éadet Fegiment hlvu] béen ahnounded by the commandant, Ma- | | the world for the Turk on the grounds | found floaling off the 1sle of Jeérsey haa | | Heved to be John Mahoney of New York secretaries, Thorsen Lays Claim | To Championship of World_ for Hussane Before leaving 18t night for Des Molnes, Oscar Thorsen, manager of You- siff Hussane, made an open declaration claiming the wrestiifig ehampionship of that Joe Btedhér would not meet him. Thotsen declared that oh four different btcasions he had cotia to Omaha fof the express purpose of meeting Hetmanek to make plans for a match bétween the palr, bt that Hetmanek had failed to show up. Thorseh askerted (hat he belleved Btedhor was afrald of Hissdne and that for that reakon Hetnmanek was reluétant to make A match. Thus on the grounds that Hetmanek will got make a mateh, Thorsen claims the world's championship for his protoge. Jiist hefore departing, Oscar said that if Hetmanek wanted to match Stecher With the Tirk he could always find hifn in Des Moines, Body of Boston { Man is Recovered | Off Isle of Jersey TONDON, Sept. 8.—The hody of a man | been identified aa R. 1. Martin of Boston, | Martin was foreman of HoStletd oh board | the British Stesmesf Angld-Californian, | Which was shelled July & by & German | Subiharine whale on 118 why from Mon< thedl to Queehstown The Anglo-Californiafi was ovéfhatled by @ Gennan Mibmatine July 4, while calFying A cArgo of fiorses to Ofeat Brit alh. Whsn it réfused to heave to at the eommand of the submarine the whder- whater boat shelled it, killnK eifht men of its efew, hciuding Captalh Parslow, who Was aliol down at {he wheel, and two Americans, Martin and a man be- | Sunday Makes Quick Change to Go to & Reoeption at Loyal A reception was teRdEFed the ministérs | and their Wived in the grill foom of the Mr. Buhday And the rest of the party. There was & puneh Bowl, but it con- | talned notling atronger than urangesde Police Find Migsing | | tarday Hunday evening. The ground hear where the Lody was found is also clean of any Kerimmage Whoever did the shooting eame ub sud- | deniy from the voar, An inquest in the case will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock at Papillion, County | Coroner Arbl Armsatrong of Sarpy county | will preside and wilnessea n the hunt for the alleged murderer will teatity along with those who found the boay 4.1' Jusda thifty hours after the alleged murder had been committed According to Bheriff Hutter of sarpy counity, Who has charge of the case, the only evidente aifectly indieating the al- leged murderer {a the word of two grape | hunters whe sy they saw & young man about 18 years of agt, rubhlhg across a vacant plot neaf the scere of the mufr der sofetime about the patlod that the shooting occurfed. An aceutate demerip- tlon could mot be giveh, however. The tracks of the supposed man carrying the shotgun lead to the river bank after & lorg elreultous foite, but here beeome 1A | visible, aue, it 18 thoughl, t6 the heavy tain of Monday night Fire at Cudany fror the third Umé 1n two weeka fire | broke ot &t the Cudahy Packing com- pany yesterday morhink. A pile of lo6se wrappitig papers, on the third floor 6f | the cola storage departinent, well 1h the | center of the plant, calight fire Carroll THatest Today. Inquest into the death 6f Johf ¢ CA& | roll, hol butehier, who met His death from | knife wolinds at the hands of a comrade and foominiate, Pat Dwyer, Labor day, | afternoon, in a fight at Twenty-seventh | and Q streets, Will be held this mornifig | at the uhdertakihe pariots 6f Deputy Cof- onér Barnafd Latkin, with Coroner Wil | Crofhy presiding. Polics were bisy yos | morfing And afterfioon Aub- | poehing severdl witneswes to the fatal| fight of the two friends. After the Inquest the body will probably | be sent to Chicago for burial. Cafroll | had & brether and ster living in Chi- | cago. ‘ Detiented Man Sent Home. | After #81llhg his HeFd of mock on his| A00:acre tarth heir Mustis, Jonn Miller, & dethented man plekéd up by the poliée | 188t week bh the atfeets ifi the lower patt of the city Afd later reléased, was res) tUfned safely to his farm through thé | akéncy of the local police. A news ften | 11 one of the Oimalia pijers regarding the atrest of Miller led to Ifi¥estigation by ati aliht, Mrs. Hibbelson, éf Carroll, Neb, which was followed with the arrest ahd | Straight, Lank Ha vou see how prettily it dries in the atural-looklhg cufld;, swirls and erinkjes you could wish for. It makes a fii dressivig for the malf, too, keeplig it sv -.;IL and lusteo tew ounces of Hquid siimerine, which #h of course be found # &fly fugstofs “You know what a great machine the Enger Six was. Now, I can safely say that the new Enger Twin Six is twice the value, tho’ the price is only $1,095.” Wedorbian/ Agents Get My Proposition Only $1,095 Fully Equipped Foshier Enger Company 12th and Farnam Omaha, Nebraska The Cost of Progress No lotlons, spie.s ol wickly stuelling | soives 9h, croams No atoffiiser, oF i Atparatus of any \nd, — Nothing i smoke af {hhdle In the working out of complex scientific and engineering problems alone, the Bell System has a staff of more than 500 ekilléd oaghun the graduates of seventy Amerl foreign AEReS sagh nty can and fo) o aptaln A0 @Artérmaster, Harod | RelativC in Jig Time | neltor stioky ,'7;!'.',.“?3-’\:"‘.'.'“.‘3:7.‘:."'.u!.'...’,‘ m",':{‘lzg‘r‘:z‘lf ";;:‘;‘;': Hidspeth o comimtiabhry, Howard Dot | {48t to use, 1t ehould ba applied at nigit The Bell polioy has always been, ‘‘effolent servioe first, ratlon oF maskh i ana oonacs oo, Hari| A dopeat e A e o e sty |y et e g ; pein0 erpina 1 1o hias” Bl %, Compeny 4 Haciin Cattin, | S99 10,180 & chlasing brother (0 comd Lo | yha' weaulres e Mimerine rawlt ‘nesd ebarent anelbin = GolgR R Capti L Captajn, Company ¥ flobert Strehiow Klnlnln‘ Company 4; Colin (ud,(... | the bedeide of a dying father L. Mitehell of Cleveland, 0., mude by did not prove | thi iron.—Advertisefhent. never again resort 16 (e btbarous cutl Healthful, something inst il You do not Have to wai d g i New Telsphone lnventlons K econd Meutenant, Company F, Charles vaifi. Mitchell's letter, asking that f. | wnd pay out a4 et of mon‘f 'u'h Parsons forts be made to locate H. C. Mitohéll, | stop 1t over plidt=-and 1 wifl ¥ Bergeant major, First battalion, Dwight . 4 on how-—= % | am not a Mo O8] LAntorth: | his brother, last heard of as Wokking for | HEADACH“ | ot N2 %ot & Baeal droione aisbeR the OmAhA stfest car cBinpuhy, was fe- | Hundreds of improvements in switohboards, cables, and The fiest arill of the rear will be held | - i . Y i ] ' | tlon—but T am an!»‘ and n:‘\' vr‘gana 1 Thutsd: 4 th egiment drill eve ceivel vesterday. A ew oUurs nter | Pashods of men Gid wWoineh LR od and yon can he surn our ;'ona:‘y :;1 :";mrm]'n; 2 YOV Motoreyers Oftioar Bert Hiatt, detafled | aq m:':w'-::‘. fiheL long distance lines have been made the last few years to better fering will sto ~¢ ohes 11ké mAgie on the ease, fornd the 1oat mAn fiving at ot vey the service, and all has been done so quietly and without dis- < | FIFTY DEMOCRATS AT DEMO EDITORS' FEAS (From a Staff Correspondeént.) Twehty-fourth @nd Vinten streets latiér Mitenell 18 on his way east Turk Transport with The apent cure REEua] paIE eliefers: which give. sebi iiel, b the Deadachd ‘Fetarns &e u'-‘flf"i.’. réatines — ——— . ——— My catareh wad Oty and | me WL It dulied my mind, It henlth and wis weakeding gy will .1t made It y | omghing, Wiliting mads e obfioxibus t& and ¥ toul breath and disgusting turbanoe to telephone users, that the public hardly realized they were going on. v Since work began on the Panama Oanal, the Bell Telephone Ranrgl Yoy pelt | : | £1ih ls Aghin secessnry. 1f youtsufler iroi | [ 5 loved tumy’ svold e feerstis T e i Huge Guns is Sunk b ataatl attis 6 Bysam has et fwise 14 Tuch money on' exiensions and TR bAfiquet of the Nebraska demberaile ®d: | |\ ok 8apl 5An Athens dispalen | By T, e iggmat dogres, | You opn ebtad provements as it oost the government to buy the right-of-way Towly yer surely el itors at the Lindell hotel today. Presi- déht Tanner of the 8outh Omaha Demo- w the Excha gé Telegraph says that a Britleh submarine operatifig company | Worth of mare, AWK lo¢ AR Fabichs T SICK-HEADACHES and build the eanal. about it FRER. Write me RISK JUST ONE CENT k But 1 found & cure, and | T i orat presded Bpceches were mads Y (i the Sea of Marmorn, has sunk & TUPk- | gy noadahs, th8 nost MseraNle of il aick: "u\ll'n;:r?;nofllelA|\cluaMmd Lobeck, DF. | 0" onspd*t which was cartying twén- | pesees. 16 ‘“nnr when A-K Tablews aré Send no money. Just your name mod B B ey patReed "'"" X | ty-elght contintetre guns from Constanti- | [aBet, WhEn Jou lepl wn, atiack coming oo ‘ » postal card. “Dear Sam Kats: ot owle Y | s cages, « o cardd your 18 the dity. % 10, SSUNENN. e | nople to Gallipol | il be wapded off. During & attuck take oné vate md T Thave gil d.:':-‘ o 1 o - i uie—— K Taplehevery two hpurs. The <ot and com: uhdersiand, aad L il wile: bo N | : it wi W, tan be obitioed in o othet nformalion, FREE &t ehee. Do y Man Bornin U.8.on |~z | gt R Ity Newspaper Man Récohmends It R R Wentworth of the Si. Jdames, | (Mo.), News, Writes: “Two mofiths ago| 1 took & Mevefe 6old which settled in my | lungs &nd I had such patus in m¥ luhgs | I teared phevmonts. 1 gof a bottle of The Liner Hesperian | 4« dressicn. SThe Amefican e6h- aéeording to the LONDON, Bept, #ul _at Quecnstown, Foley’s Honéy and Tar and it straight- | Dafly Mail, has received information that e- | easd me up immediately. | can recom: mena 1o be & genwine cough and lung | New Jersev, was lost in the sinking of | medicing.’ M reliable rhedicine fothers write this cured their children of aroup. Hay Fever and asthma Sutferérs| Aphriments, flate, houses and couases | Address Georfle Clark, Registrat, 20 u s 4R BN A -..,." say it givel Qulck reliet. Sold every- | can b6 venléd quickly and cheaply ¥ o 205 First National Bask Bldg. g here—Advertisement. Bee “Fer Rent.” Ft Dodge, I8 e A MAR Aemed Wolff, aked ¥, and boffi in the Hesperian HAY FEVER Full particulars free about the plan of IOWA HAY FEVER CLUB Home treatment or northern re- sort plan. | Genumne A:K Tabbts boar the X none | think of turging this 100"ME" wungerful rsalitbue doue tor me. what it has SAM KATZ, Suite K771, 1325 Mishigan Ave., UHICAGO, 1LL, The Bee is The Paper o