Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 November 1914 — Page 6

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V. S Health Service Issues Statement Refuting Claims of Berlin Tuberculosis Specialist.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.—The seal of official disapproval has been placed upon the tuberculosis "cure" brought to this country in 1913 by Dr. Frederich F. Friedmann, of Berlin. The announcement was made today by the United States public health service in making public an abstract of the report of its investigations in hospitals and laboratories where tests of the Friedmann cultures were made. It declares that conclusions of the American physicians are in line with reports both in this country and abroad which have refuted Hr. Friedmann's claim to the discovery of a specific cure for tuberculosis."

The report further states that the bacteria germs used for Injection by Dr. Friedmann "show that the germs differ from varieties of tubercle bacilli commonly known at the present time and that their injection into smaller animals rendered the subject mors susceptible to tubercular infection instead of more resistant, as was claimed.

No specific cases are reported in the abstract made public nor is any mention made of Dr. Friedmann's met hod iof preparing his culture.

SCHOOL INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.

Judge Willoughby Decides in Favor of the 8choo! Board. Judge Willoughby, of Knox county, Friday decided the injunction suit of the civil city against the school city in favor of the latter. The case arose out of the contention over the raise in the tax rate proposed by the school city for the purchase of the Kafader tract of land for a school site. The city was represented by George W. Wells and Attorney House of Vincennes, and the school city was represented by Davis, Bogart & Royse and Attorney Kissinger of Vincennes.

DAXOTAS DEFEAT SUFFRAGE.

PIERRE, S. D., Nov. 6.—Unofficial returns from virtually the entire state show the woman suffrage amendment was defeated Tuesday by about 2,500 votes.'

GRAND FORKS, N. D., Nov. 6 Woman suffrage was defeated in North -Oa&ota Tuesday by about 10,000 votes.

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TURKSBOMBARD BATUM GERMAN ARMY SLACKENS FIRE

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 6—(Via Dondon, 12:26 p. m.,)—The Vossische Zeitung has published a dispatch from Sofia, Bulgaria, saying that Turkish cruisers have successfully bombarded the Russian fortified seaport of Batum on the ea®t shore of the Black sea.

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in Paris this afternoon says yesterday passed without any perceptible modification on the front. The fighting between Dixmude and the Lys continued without any marlced advance or retirement.

The text of the communication follows "There Was no perceptible modification during yesterday anywnere on the front. The fighting continued between Dixmude and the Lys with the same characteristics as previously and without any marked advance Or retirement at any point. There was violent cannonading to the north of Aras, and also directed upon Arras without result for the enemy. "The Gertnan effort in Belgium and in the north of France continues. The Germans seem to have undertaken changes in the composition of their forces which are operating in this region, and are reinforcing their reserve corps with active troops with the idea of undertaking a new offensive movement, or at least to mitigate the bloody checks which have been inflicted upon them. "Between the Somme and the Oise and between the Oise and the Meuse there have been minor actions. We have consolidated our advance in the village of Andechy, to the west of Roye. A column of German wagons has been destroyed by the fire of our artillery at long range in the region of Nampoel, to the northeast of the forest of Algue. "Near Berry-au-Bac we have retaken the village of Sapigneul, which had been captured by the Germans. "There has been a furious fight in the Argonne where, as a result of fighting with the bayonet our troops drove the Germans back. "In the Woevre district fresh attacks by the enemy have been repulsed. "To the northeast and to the east of the Grande Couronne of Nancy (the chain of fortified positions surrounding Nancy) in the region of the forest of Perroy, and between Baccarat and Blamont our advance posts have been attacked by mixed detachments of the enemy whose movements everywhere were checked. "Russia announces officially a great Russian victory in Galicia."

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Have you a remembrance of your boybbod days back home? Of your mother quietly humming "Ye Banks and Braes," as she mixed bread in the old pantry or set things to rights in the front of the house?

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SHIP CECILIE STARTS ON VOYAGE TO BOSTON

Big German Vessel Is Accompanied By Two U. S. Destroyers in Change or Ports.

BAR HARBOR. Me., Nov. 6.—The three months' stay here of the interned North German Lloyd line steamer Kronprinzessin Cecilie ended today when, conveyed by the United States destroyers Terry and Ifamson, she started for Boston. The weather was fair with a moderate breeze when the steamer, with one destroyer a short distance ahead and the other close astern, departed at 4 a. m. It was expected that she would reach- Boston this afternoon.

The change of ports was made because it was considered that the anchorage here would be dangerous during the winter storms. Although it was intended to steam within the three mile limit so far as possible, no Interference was anticipated, as the governments at war with Germany had given official assurance that none of their war vessels would molest the steamer on her voyage to Boston.

PROMPT FIRE SERVICE.

Small towns can, and frequently do, do things that larger cities arrive at sometimes much later and sometimes not at all. Columbia, Mo., a town of 9,662 population, according to the 1910 census, has a volunteer fire department aiding the city Are department. It consists of a motorcycle brigade which carries fire extinguishers. Frequently it is the first to reach the fire, and where this is not great is all that is needed to extinguish It. At the first

whorrT'it fcr fire this squad is mounted and off, each man carrying an extinguisher. Its aid even in a large fire is such as to be appreciable by the time the engines havo come up. Actual experiment has shown the great utility of this work on a Are, and heavy losa has been avoided In so marked a dagrco that the motorcycle squad is regarded as an lndispensible ajunct to the deoartment.

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officers also are declared to be generally more skilled than the Germans. The violent German attacks at Arras indicate, it is thought here, that another attempt is being made to turn the French forces similar to the .effort on Oct. 31, which failed beciuoe the French obtained early information of the German plans.

A dispatch to the Soliel du Midi from Boulogne says that the attacks were made by two columns, one from Lens and the other from Duaal which Joined at Bailleul (seventeen milee northwest of Lille).

KANSAS CITY CHARITABLE.

Has Contributed Twenty Cents Per Capita to Red Cross. NEW YORK, Nov. 6.—Contributions for Red Cross relief work in Europe have been larger per capita In Kansas City than in any other city in the United States, it was announced yesterday at Red Cross headquarters. The Red Cross chapter there, headed by Mrs. I. R. Ki»kwood, already haa raised more than forty-seven thousand dollars, and it is expected the total will reach $50,000. This means that Kansas City, with a population of about two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, has contributed approximately twenty cents per capita

This money will be used to support In the field three complete hospital units, consisting of three American surgeons and twelve nurses each. Each company will be known as a Kansas City unit.

The Red Cross has decided to send two additional units of three surgeons and six nurses each to Servia. They will said November 17.

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You receive the strongest five year signed guarantee ever written on a piano or a player piano we and the Newton Piano Co. both guarantee that its construction and materials are perfect. 1

You are further privileged to prove either the piano or the player piano in your own home for 30 days. If you find there has been any misrepresentation in its purchase—return it and get back all your money.

When you play this piano as a player piano you will be amazed at the ease with which you cari produce acceptable njusic. You don't need to know a thing about music except to know that you like it. The simple devices for controlling the expression are readily mastered—• the operation of the treadles is almost effortless. We can only repeat—you find every advantage of a $550 player piano in this magnificent instrument we are offering to you on this distribution plan.

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The Remainder Will Go Quick Reason—The Extreme Value

At the outset of this sale the question of most? wonder was "How long can 300 pianos and player pianos last—with such prices—such terms—such absolute safety in purchasing?" The answer is not yet But with more than half the pianos al-c•1 ready sold and the sale gathering impetus every day, the question is not so much, "how long will the sale last"—rather "how soon will it close?"

Not Only the Saving of $101.25

—but besides, a safely provided way to take advantage of it. $2 a week pays for either the piano or the player piano.

CASCARETS FOR COSTIVE BOWELS, SOUR STOMACH, COLD OR HEADACHE

That awful sourness, belching of add and foul gases that pain in the pit %f the stomach, the heartburn, nervousness, nausea, bloating after eating, feeling of fullness, dizziness and sick headache, means your stomach Is sour —your liver is torpid—your bowels constipated. It isn't your stomach's fault

KILLS BEAR WITH HANDS.

After Losing Clothes in Struggle Man Chokes Animal to Death. SOLON SPRINGS, Wis., Nov. 6 After a desperate struggle Special Deputy Sheriff Brown, of this D'ace,. had a desperate struggle and killed a bear with his hands, according to his story. He has the carcasB to substantiate his claims.

Brown's story Is that while in the woods the bear visited his camp and

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ransacker! his larder while the officor was away. On his return he laid in ambush for the bear, which returned at night. Brown fired at the animal, but only wounded him, and the bear charged. In grappling he lost his kulfe and had to finish the work with his hands. The bear was finally choked to death During the struggle most of the officer's clothes were clawed from his body.

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