STATE EMPLOYES ARE THE O’NEILL FRONTIER STREET CAR UNION NEBRASKA LAWYERS LOSS OF YPRES NOW MIGHT D H. CRONIN. Publisher. GIVEN BODY BLOW TO NAME CANDIDATES STRANDED IN LINCOLN

NEBRASKA O'NEILL._ to War- Nebraska Railway Commis- j Will Hold Primary to Select Refusal of Auditor Sign REACT ON BRITISH MORALE Decision in Lincoln Men to Be Voted on For rants Leaves Extra Session How a machine gun Is fired through a sion’s revolving propeller is told In a recent Men in Predicament. Strike Matter the Agent. Supreme Justices. 1 before the on which the Brit- Issue of Aeronautics, In an article de- BY J. W. T. MASON, lidge scribing the more Important features of Written for the United Press. ish defenses are based. If these should fall to Hin- two German Fokkers brought down be- IJncoln, Neb., April 11.—Eighteen New York. April 13.—Creation ridge positions Lincoln, Neb., April 13. Voluminous Lincoln, Neb., April 13. Nebraska denburg, however, the district Tie hind the British lines In France. On of u new salient before Ypres, opinions were handed down today by lawyers ore to recommend six candi- *enate employes who served during the yond would less difficul- these monoplanes, according to the de- such as caused the evacuation of present the state railway commission in the old dates for supreme court justices to be ties because it is down hill to scription, the machine gun is fired special session are wandering disconso- Armentieros, is the immediate traction company strike, that flattened rhosen in a primary in which only resi- Y through the propeller hy means of a purpose of Von pres. oul nine months ago. One was by dent practicing attorneys will be al- lately about the state house waiting un- Hindenburg’s ^ •mail lever actuating a Bowden wire. in the sector The capture of Ypres is chiefly Commissioners and Hall, who lowed of the state present operations Provision is further made to throw the Taylor to vpte. A committee til the soften the heart of State desired the not so commission gods north of the Armentieres positions. by Germans, take the position that the bar association has announced that pe- mili- machine gun mechanism momentarily Treasurer E. Hall. The legis- Already, an angle has begun to much because of any special has no power to direct the company titions for nomination signed by 25 George of the out of gear as each whirling propeller ae formed In the Ypres area that tary value, put because whom il may employ, while Commis- qualified will be received lature a bill blade moves Into line with the muzzle. attorneys by passed appropriating ihreatens to difficulties for moral effect the kaiser thinks may sioner Wilson says that the company Ellick at Omaha until develop This Is done very simply by means of a Secretary April tho Marshal be produced in Great Britain ought to lie compelled to restore the 80. money to pay them salaries, gover- Haig unless the German’s double cam fixed on the engine shaft advance is checked. This is the Much glory of British arms has five men it discharged for joining tho On May 1 each man thus placed in nor signed the bill and the auditor has and acting on a system of levers. The reason why there is such persis- been gained in the Ypres area and union, which discharge caused the nomination, and if lie does not request French Morane, after which the Fokker affixed his name to warrants. tent and desperate fighting at IIol- the recapture of the sector by the strike, and also nine officers of the the omission of his name by May 10 type has been modeled, also fires Its iebeke, Wytschaete und Messines, Germans would doubtless come as union. It on This is to be But Mr. Hall has grave doubts as to machine the tractor screw. goes the ballot. a shock. gun through Mr. Wilson also the and to the southwest. These j«Bsi- takejj ground that, Bent out to a list prepared by the clerk whether the had legal cor legislature any tions dominate any operations from But the selection of Yrpres as an men who work for a quasi public nf the supreme court on May 15. All A few weeks ago a train consisting the south against Ypres. Their Ilindenburg poratlon can be compelled by order of ballots must be returned to Federal power to make appropriations to pay abjective by gives of two engines, a steam shovel and 12 the Ger- Marshal a the commission to refrain from quitting 31. The fol- Its expenses when the governor did permanent occupation by Haig splendid opportuni- cars left the main railroad line at Judge Munger by May mans 4ump In such as its serv- not include bills in the would give Hindenburg an ty to administer the second major numbers to render lowing day a board of three district appropriation lillpltas. Cal., snd started at a snail's Ivo for desires to opportunity to swing his Attack defeat to' the Germans in the course inadequate, just as the company ludges are to make the canvass. call the extra session. He pace along a country road that leads to fir if he Is north, where progress of of their recent drive. The first de- hiring them can be restrained from In order to avoid a second primary look up the law to find out farther, the site of a dam In the Calaveras val- to about five miles would compel the feat came with the abandonment Ing an employe for a cause common the Bucklln system of warranted in countersigning and paying ley says Popular Mechanics. TIiIh spec- preferential evacuation of of further other employes, such as joining a union. voting shall be used in the ballot mark- these warrants. Some of the employes Ypres. operations against tacular feat was accomplished by lay- The British in this Amiens. If is soon He also takes the ground that the com- six first can't get out of town without the money positions Hindenburg track in front of the train and then, ing. Each attorney shall mark ing mission should, by order, protect tin as they owe board bills. Most of them sector are admirably taxed for de- compelled to cease his slaughter of rails md second choices, and as many third as It moved along, taking up the in a union. fensive fighting. can be made German in the sector, employes their right to form Ehoices as he desires. These shall be are from out in the state. They troops Ypres and ties and relaying them In advance. other that into death traps for the Germans, the result cannot fail to be The commissioners say, added to first choices where necessary Governor Neville, after cogitating highly The tmln Is a part of an outfit operated while to whose system of massed attacks to the Germans the commission lias the power to for over the matter, has decided to let the disheartening tit contractors have been get six nominations the primary. by who engaged direct tIre of a sufficient courts whether the had is particularly liable to' slaughter home, counting up their dead. employment Three Justices are to bo chosen at the say legislature to dump 800,000 cubic yards of rock Into number of a of persons to take care November election from the six authority to pass bills appropriating the great dam being erected across the carrier's who general diem service, it cannot say nominated at the general primary. money to pay mileage and per Calaveras valley to impound water shall or be hired fired. It also sets up The lawyers’ primary is not binding during the extra session. He signed from the mountains higher up. the that the commission has sols the two He also af- theory an anyone. It is taken, Secretary El- appropriation bills. to on power pass working agreements lick announces, in accordance with a fixed his signature to the sedition bill, The California Electric asso- and that it unneces- have Railway this power makes recommendation of the bar association which 10 senators, in a statement, ciation has a tabulation of to a union to secure re as con- BRITISH FIELD completed sary organize at its last meeting, and In the hope denounced as unconstitutional, the losses suffered all of the rail- dress. It also holds the commis- of de- by that that the voters, who know little about ferring upon the state council roads of the state, steam and electric, sion could not have permitted the an body, the qualifications of candidates, may fense, alleged irresponsible due to the competition of Jitney busses that the union demanded of that no officers have ever agreement know whom the lawyers think are best powers civil the 1915, says the Electric the to be into effect be- cause trou- during year company put qualified by temperament, learning and exercised, and as certain to Railway Journal. The figures show the cause provisions inimical to proper ble among pro-German-Americans. In integrity. estimated losses in grows receipts service. ■—♦— The governor also signed H. R. 9, both and service The passenger freight MAYOR DAHLMAN IS the potash and oil leasing bill. where there was competition In both GERMAN LUTHERANS constitutional amendment to be sub- AGAIN THE. HIGH MAN classes. Where no freight traffic losses mitted does not need his approval, and U. S. Marines Join and All Lost Troops and Guns Hav^*" SEEING NEW LIGHT Omaha, Neb.. 13.--James C. Japanese are mentioned the figures refer to re- April therefore he merely passed it over to who has been mayor of Oma- duction In Income on passenger ser- Dahlman, the of state for of Been Lincoln, Neb., April 13. Follow ups man secretary filing. British in Occupation Replaced and Fighting vice. The total lows suffered by the 16 ha for the last 12 years, was high on the refusal of five German Lutheran in the companies Included in the tabulation yesterday's city primary, leading NEBRASKA LEGISLATORS Power Increased in preachers of Lincoln to attend the pa- second candidate, Commissioner Dan Great Siberian Port to amounts to approximately $4,000,000. MAY GET NO PAY triotic mass meeting because a Catholic B. Butler, by several hundred votes. priest and a Jewish rabbi were on the Curb Some Phases. The scale In the world The 14 receiving the highest vote in Anarchy. largest railway program are coming thick and fast, Lincoln, Neb.. April 11.—State Aud- West the primary are the candidates from tuts recently been completed at ftev. George Allenbach, pastor of Trin- itor Smith refuses to issue warrants N. Y. It is of accommo- which the seven city commissioners will Albany, capable whose was decorated for in house roll 14 D. C., April 13.—Both Ottawa, Out., April 13.—The British ity German, house be chosen at the election May 7. Six provided appropri- Washington, dating a load of 1,650,000 pounds. It con- with follow- to members of the yellow paint Immediately of the present commissioners are ating $12,800 pay the state anil navy departments antici- army in France is as well equipped to- sists of six weighing Instruments, each the of his was for their services in attend- ing publication letter, among the successful candidates. Com- legislature having a capacity of 276,000 pounds. It without a de- pated early today that they would be day, as when the German offensive in removed from his pastorate on the de- missioner A. C. of the de- ing the special session, Is designed for weighing locomotives Kugel police an Picardy began, England having re- mand of the war activities of the Com- cision from the supreme court and advised before night as to the reported and stock. Some of partment being the only one eliminated. placed all the lost guns and having in- other'heavy rolling mercial club. Ostensibly he resigned order from them to pay such bills. the used the Pacific coast landing of American marines at Vladi- creased the quantity of machine guns, engines upon and left town. It is probable that he will take the £15 tone, but this giant would be THIS KAISER LOVER according to Frederick George Kella weigh Kev. E. A. Bartusch, pastor of the same stand on the bill appropriat- vostok. able to four of them at once, If TO BE PROSECUTED way, British parliamentary secretary weigh church at the suburb of Havelock, has ing $3,110.20 to pay one round trip fare It has been known for some time— The of this of the ministry of munitions. A Reuter’s necessary. accuracy giant sent a letter to the newspapers de- for the members. Instrument Is remarkable. It docs not 14.—For threat- though confidentially—that the United dispatch received here today from Lon- claring that his nume was forged to Lincoln, Neb., April The state constitution makes no pro- 10 at Its full ening to kill President Wilson if the States was represented in the squadron don quotes from a speech which Mr. vary pounds capacity. the letter in which the objections to vision for pay or mileage allowance for kaiser is killed in this war and declar- lying off the Siberian port, but officials Kellaway made list night at Bedford, taking part were outlined. Ho says he attending a special session. that he would shoot, who legislators suggested Americans would not land England: A new electric lemon squeezer Is de- Is an American born citizen, always ing anyone Governor Neville did not include this tried to work his 900 to there unless American lives as w-ell as The tanks which the Germans scribed In the Electrical World. It con- lias supported the government and acres produce bill iu his call for the special session cap- H. a property, were endangered. tured were being replaced by one of slsts of a motor driven hemisphere pro- stands for religious freedom. His food, George Schmidt, wealthy and the contention is that it is uncon- ribs similar to the farmer of Adams lias been It is anticipated that the reported superior model, the secretary asserted, vided with ordinary signature us given by him to Chair- county, stitutional. the American action will be seized upon by and the ammunition consumed had hand operated glass extractor. The man Matson of the loan com- placed under arrest and indicted by Liberty to lemon or Is halved and held federal grand Lenlne and his pro-German agents more than been made good, whiie men orange mittee differs from that on the letter. jury. ARGUES FEDERAL LAW this The The Schmidt is to inflame the Russian people. This will were steadily being released to fill the against hemispherical part. Mr. Bartusch says he was never con- language alleged HIS have used "If the is killed DOES NOT TOUCH CASE be offset, however, by an American gaps occasioned through loss of man Iuice Is caught In a deflector at the sulted about the latter and never au- is: kaiser as to the for the beck and runs down a at In this war we (meaning himself and statement necessity power. In the air Britain continued as through epout thorized anyone to sign for him. De- the will President Wilson. I Lincoln, Neb., April 11.—On action. Anarchy has been rife at Vlad- strong, if not stronger, he said. the bottom. A clamp is provided for at- mands have been on others) get made the church that there is no federal law drove over ground ivostok and it is assumed that Ameri- taching the outfit to a table or counter boards of the other to demand 100 miles yesterday to assist pastors that will reach his case, attorneys for cans would join the Japanese and Brit- and a ring Is attached below the spout resignations. in perfecting an organization among my Louis land owner, ish in case of extreme to the —-a— farmer friends to prevent crops being Fellwock, wealthy only necessity. HARRISON SUED FOR support glass. allowed bushels of wheat to does raised for the government of the United who 10,000 The reported landing not mean M’KELVIE IS OUT rot in his bins since the war began, that this country has changed her DIVORCE BY HIS WIFE Mrs. Eliza Fyffe, age 83, of Morgan States. 1 have four boys in the draft, pol- FOR GOVERNOR’S JOB argued to Federal Judge Manger that towards the recent proposed Jap- county, passed through Morehead, Ky„ hut i would rather see them dead than icy he should be discharged. The prose- anese intervention in Siberia, it was on her way to visit relatives at Scloto- to have them leave this country and San 13.—Divorce Lincoln, Neb., April 13.—Samuel Roy cution is brought under the act that stated officially. Diego, Cal., April vllle, Ohio. This is the first time she fight Germany. If the government of proceedings against Francis Burton McKelvle, former lieutenant governor, makes hoarding an offense, and it was It was said that if the marines were over saw a train or rode on one. Mrs. the United States takes my boys I will former of the Phili- has as does not to Harrison, governor filed a candidate for the re- let 800 acres lie Idle and will not insisted that this apply landed they were put ashore merely Fyffe was accompanied by her son, age my pines and former congressman from publican nomination for governor. He farmers who have a right to use their to protect American lives and *6, who was also taking his first ride raise anything to help the nation feed property New York, have been Instituted here was a candidate for the nomination iis knowledge of the markets to dictate and not to interfere with the political ea a train. soldiers. If Uncle Sam sends any- by Mrs. it became known to- two years and came within a few when should sell. Fellwock has Harrison, ago, one out on my land to work It I will they situation. hundred votes of 200 acres in wheat at the time day. securing the plum. He shoot him. 1 see present To eliminate the babel of tongues and would like to anybody The nature of the has not wus beaten by Judge Sutton, who was and this was urged as proof of his charge Americanize N. the edu- stop me from making these kinds of been Bayonne, J„ later beaten Keith Neville IN made public. by by 6,000 remarks. This is my farm and I will do loyalty. SNOW NEW YORK; cation board will establish night classes votes. Mrs. Harrison arrived at Coronado for the teaching of English to alien what 1 please with it.” from the east last She Senator Adnm McMullen, of Gage A SALESMAN TO GIVE WIRE SERVICE HIT Wednesday. reeidents who comprise 60 per cent of passed a considerable part of last win- county, one of the leading progressives PROPERTY TO RED CROSS inhabitants. PRO-GERMAN BOLDNESS ter at Coronado and at that time es- Bayonne's 70,000 rtf the state, has filed as a candidate CAUSES MOB TO FORM New York, April 12.—Ninety-six tablished residence in for the republican nomination in the legal California. Natives of Porto Rico make a fairly Fremont, Neb., April 11.—Clarence Fourth district. Congressman Sloan, Reckmeyer, Fremont traveling sales- hours of wintry weather In April came permanent yellow dye for textiles from who has Stuart, Neb., April 13.—The Stuart represented the district for 12 who to the Red to a climax with a ths roots of turmeric, which grows wild home guard was called out to protect man, yesterday paid $10 today storm ot al- MEXICANS CONSENT TO years, is a candidate for senator. Two Cross in order to induce Judge Dame over a considerable part of the island. the property of William Krotter from ternating snow-, sleet and rain. others, C. H. Denny, of Fairbury, a to a a team- a mob which threatened him damage dismiss complaint against PUT END TO SNIPING lawyer, and M. A. McLaughlin, a ster who was his The snow did not fall en Norway is to have a plant that will because of his pro-German remarks in charged with beating heiivily nigh preacher, of York, are candidates. Mr. horse, came into tne limelight again to accumulate, as it turned to slush use a Belgian engineer's process for the auditorium, when he replied to a McMullen has served three terms in when he hade a offer to and traffic Harris Spur, Tex.. April the electrical extraction of zinc from patriotic address today public Immediately within the 12.—Sniping the was a former by Judge Harring- lias ceased this section of the ores heretofore as worthless. lecislature, lawyer' donate most of his property to the Red city was not subject to much Interfer- along regarded and ton. now operates extensive farming Cross. This includes a residence lot in ence, but reports from suburban dis- Big Bend border, following an agree- Judge Harrington gave a very pa- interests. a a ment. between Col. George I. A new tent for campers has a meted triotic Lincoln and cottage lot at Colorado tricts indicated serious effects on tele- Langhorne, address hero before a large audi- commander of the Bend district, frame, from which two cots are sus- resort. Furthermore, Reckmeyer offers phone and telegraph service. Big WOMAN ence. His address was well received and Col. Martinez the so SPURNED FLAG; to rent his newly completed house in Hook and other towns where Ruize, Mexican > pended by heavy springs they are and was interrupted time and again Sandy w BEATEN BY ASSOCIATES Fremont for the term of the the work is under federal commander of the district op- not In contact with the ground. with loud applause. At the conclusion war, government way, opera- Cross. were posite hero. The agreement was his rental money to go to the Red tions suspended because employes of address, Krotter took the stage, at a second A New York scientist has built a Omaha. Neb., April 12.—Mrs. Mar- There is no condition attached to the were unable to travel. reached parley held last uninvited, and took exception to some at the Nino camera that can be tilted to any angle garet Sqjby, a Lithuanian by birth, a offer, other than that the money bo night Santo ford, where of the patriotic remarks of the speaker. four Mexicans were to get desired photographs of objects packing house employe, was badly paid to the Red Cross, when Reckmeyer killed Wednesday, The audience took exception immedi- when American fired the too heavy or fragile to be moved. beaten by three other women employes says he will furnish the required deeds SWIFT COMPANY RAISES troops across ately to what Krotter said, and with ford at the same packing plant today, when and leases. Reckmeyer says he asks following a series of snlpings by shouts of disapproval he was hissed Mexican federal soldiers. Switzerland protects rare plants by she spurned the American flag they of- for no more than a bare living during CAPITAL TO from the platform. During the after- $150,000,000 law so strictly that to be found In the fered her to wear, and they claim made the war. noon and evening the feeling against possession of specimens Illegitimately disloyal remarks. She was afterwards TO CONFIRM KEPPEL. Krotter was aroused to such a high April 12.—President Louis collected Is a penal offense. arrested and is being held for investi- GERMAN MINISTERS Chicago, Washington, D. C., April 12.—Con- pitch that Sheriff Duffey and two dep- Swift announced that gation by federal authorities. ARE CENTER F. today Swift & firming by the Senate of Frederick P. uties were sent for to prevent what STORM The sunflower is cultivated to a con- Co.’s capitalization will be increased Keppel, dean of Columbia University siderable extent Sarah appeared to be a tar and feather party from to $150,000,000. Half in central Russia, LINCOLN—Mrs. B. Harris Dorris, Lincoln, Neb., April 11.—Because of $100,000,000 to be assistant secretary of war was for and other violence. that increase is represented by stock to where, every part of the plant is put to many years identified with the Lin- their Yefusul to attend the patriotic recommended unanimously today by tbo coln be sold shareholders at par. The other certain economic usos. newspapers as an editor and fea- meeting last Saturday, l{ev. George Senate military committee. The nom- ture RUNAWAY ACCIDENT w-ill be issued as a dividend writer, died at her home here to- Allenbach, Rev. W. F. V. Baeder, R. A $25,000,000 ination of E. R. Stettinius as an as- The Argentine Is re- after a was after a meeting of the stockholders on government day, long illness. She a sister RESULTS FATALLY Bartusch, O. Braunschweig, Gorman sistant secretary already has been con- as to the of May 13. ported gradually transferring George B. Harris, chairman of the Luthoran ministers of Lincoln, and firmed. de Conversion the in executive board of Caja gold deposits the Chicago. Burling- Osmond. Neb., April 13.—Spiller Rev. Fred Moeller, of Malcolm, this Its foreign legations. ton and ronroad. She had Quincy be-n Lamle was buried here Tuesday. He county, are the targets for barbs of all low for very many months. died at the Norfolk hospital Monday sorts. Telescopic spectacles have been In- received last He PENDER—Will E. Estlll, of from Injuries week. Mayor Dasher, of Minden, himself a Famous Educator and vented for persons who are so extreme- Walthill, Wife of for the com- has filed a with the was working Butterfield German Lutheran, has written a. let- ly near sighted that lenses do petition county hoard ordinary of commissioners to pany here and was discing when the council of defense de- not offset the defect. oust Sheriff Pat Dor- ter to the state horses became and ran Soldier Held c«y from office, claiming Dorcey Is not frightened manding that Rev. Mr. Allenbachi Under Mann Act a cltixen of the 1’nited away. He fell on the disc and one arm whose to the war. he says, has The first word in advertising was the States, that he fealty took out his first in 1894 was cut to the bone. He was a mar- been be script, written on papyrus 3,000 years papers in Dixon under suspicion proceeded and did not ried man. about 30 years old, and leaves that under the thin Prof. William Isaac Thomas, of and ago by an Egyptian gentleman who hud county complete his naturalis- against. He says Chicago University, Mrs, ation. The board set a wife. of have shown lost a slave. county April 18 for I veil Christianity they R. M. Granger Taken in in hearing the matter, an opposition to the war that ought tc Custody Chicago—Hotel PROMOTERS An is HIGHWAY be summarily dealt with. Clerk’s English city experimenting DE81ILKR—'The big gasoline engine at Suspicions Led to Exposure. with a steam driven street MEET AT FREMONT The war activities committee of the sprinkling the pumping plant blew up, parts of it cart, the tank of which holds 1,000 Commercial club, composed of several gal- smashing through the east brick wall of 13.—Hinton C. lons of water. Fremont, Neb.. April 13.—The first hundred men who are pushing the Lib- Chicago. April Cla-, appearance, is 55 years of age, married ;h« building. the local bureau of annual meeting of the Cornhusker high- erty loan drive, have passed a reso- baugh, chief of and lias grewn children. Mrs. Thomfts of an- was one Pottsvllle and St. Clair, Pa., are now way, which extends from Sioux City, 'ution denouncing the actions of the the department justice, today of the founders of the woman s nounced that ills last night peace connected by a new trolley line three RABBI HIRSCH In., to Marysville, Kan., was held this ninlsters as unchristian and unpatriotic agents party. Mrs. Granger is 24 years DENIES took into Dr. William Isaac old and has a miles long, costing $1 an inch to con- week at the commercial club rooms in and demanding that their congregations custody 3-year-old child living of the of the Uni- with her struct. THAT Fremont. Twenty-flve delegates from insist upon their immediate resigna- Thomas, faculty mother at Fort Worth, Tex. HE’S PRO-GERMAN as She half a dozen towns were present. Re- tion. versity of Chicago, widely known said, according to Mr. Clabaugh. on and a wom- that she Pockets for money and jewelry are ports showed that some notable im- Their offense was in writing a letter an authority sociology, accompanied her husband from woven 12.—Dr. Emil an said to he the wife of a Texas tlie into the tops of women's stock- Chicago. April G. provements generally Improving the :o the committee, in response to an in- training camp at Fort Worth to known man with General Per- ^or'c t° ings that a Pennsylvanian has patented. Hlrsch. internationally retorm condition of the road had been made. vitation to sit upon the platform, that now in Franco say goodbye when h,- Jewish met sailed. Dr. rabbi, anonymous attack on Congressman Dan V. Stephens made a they believed their participation in a shing. Thomas was in the citv to Mrs. his with the had turned over gather material William Whittemore, of Pitts- loyalty today statement brief address. meeting in which prayers were to lie Mr. Ciabaugh said he for a book on Poland made that he ’’stands behind to States District Attorney I hey were ford. Mass., pies from a hubburd squarely Presi- The congressman arrived home from jffered by a Catholic priest and a Jew- United introduced by Mrs. Gran- which was dent Wilson.” Dr. Hlrech from the Glvne evidence rounded out gers sister. latter squash picked a year ago. pul- Washington early yesterday, expecting ish rabbi was equivalent to a “denial of completely The and Mrs. Gran- ‘T_ n'' • • » in Sinai will for of charges of vio- ger have been liviae pit temple Sunday make to spend a few days in speech making aur faith in Jesus Christ." They also the Institution at a south side Boer has been raised in in a formal statement to his the Mann act, and the act tor- family hotel for about price Rio congregation over the district, during the Liberty said a religious aspect had thereby lating two weeks \r de in to a small at hotels. this Janeiro. Foreign beers cannot com- reply minority's petition loan drive. been given the meeting. bidding false registrations hostery it was said that Mrs because of the seeking his removal after 37 of l)r. and the woman, who Granger left pete high tariff. years The old officers of the association A gallon of yellow paint was used it* Thomas suddenly last night in a service. “I have been a lie -ak! she was a Mrs. It. M. Granger, of taxicab to go down pacifist,” were reelected. They are- President. lecorating the cottage home of Rev. j town. The sister's The Chinese government controls said, "but now I am no D. are said in the I name, to the longer one." 1 D. S. Dalby, Beatrice; vice president, Mr. Allenbach by unknown parties Washington, C., according G. W. Wayson, man- mining of copper because the metal is concur fully In every note the data Mr. dyne to have registered ager of the hotel, is president C. J. Koester, Marysville. Kan.; sec- Monday night. The doors, windows, given Mrs. Rains. ao used In has written. 1 was educated in hotel last as man Dr. Thomas for largely currency. Ger- F. Fre- and walk were ■it a downtown night some time was much retary-treasurer, George Wolz, porch smeared with in many and naturally learned to love the and wife from Gary, Jnd. The alleged demand for his lectures on mont; trustees, C. H. Wilson, Lincoln; -iright golden Daint. and a sign “K. K | sociology Waterproof electric flash lights to be German people, but 1 am expose was due to the fact that the I and the relation of sex unalterably C. O. Johnson. Havelock; Andrew Frost, v„ 1918," marked on the window with thereunto. attached, to life preservers for opposed to Pruesianism.” notel were aroused. Among his night Uehling. finger. clerk’s suspicions | teachings w-ere: use axe a recent invention. He notified Mr. (Tabaugh and the lat- j "Women are better off for having VICIOUS DOG IS~THE ter sent agents who looked through j ll;ld their fling as men do. Dissipated SHIP CAR LOAD OF HOGS women Russia maintains at Moscow an ex- SCHEDULES TO CAUSE OF CONTROVERSY their luggage. often make excellent wives. I perimfent station for the study of flax FOR THE RED CROSS Fremont, Neb.. April 11.—A equabble Both were taken before Mr. dyne "Chivalry is the persistence of the old BELITTLE last and are as race habit of for cultivation and manufacture. DISARRANGED aver a dog reached the city council at night quoted having ; contempt women Pender, Neb., April 13.—The farmers regular session last night. Hans Nel- attempted little if any concealment. 1 "Any girl mentally mature has the D. to Mr. 1 to have Washington, t’„ April 12.—Nc In the vicinity of Pender, with the as- told the council that his litt e According Ciabaugh. Dr. right children and the right to There are 1,869 building and loan as- limit great disarrangement of schedules and sistance of u few o' our townspeople, laughter's face had been frightfully Thomas said: their number. sociations in Pennsylvania, with assets management of the four Atlantic "I love her and 1 don't care If the i “The of ant shippel a carload of hogs to the South mutilated by the dog. Chief of Police morality women is an expe- Gulf whole world knows it. a ! rather amounting to $376,393,310.99. steamship lines—Clyde Mallory Omahi. market, which were sold and IVolton declared that he had been or- Mysarrcst 1s diency than in innate virtue Merchants and and the tremendous injustice.” as it Miners, South- the pr weeds donated to the Red Cross iered several months ago to kill this “Marriage exists today is rapid!-.- ern—to he commandeered and Mr. (Tabaugh further the i a form Frank A. Vanderlip, president of the operated association. This is only o|n of the ame ferocious beast, but that its owner quoted approaching of immorality as by the railroad administration, will bo commendable acts on the woman saying: “Matrimony is often an National City bank in New York many pait employed a lawyer and stopped him at 1 arrangement city, for a week or 10 "Dr. Thomas was kind to me. After by which the made days, officials of our citizens in contributing to the he gate. Mayor Wiley instructed the woman trades her irre- is a machinist by trade. said Some vessels my husband left for France. Dr. Thomas I proachable conduct today. now operat- war auxiliaries. There were 6& head policeman to use the whole force, if for irreproachable from to was most solicitous for iny comfort. I I gowns. ing gulf ports New York ana of hugs in the carload and they sold necessary, in bringing the dog to the Governor Capper, of Kansas, says just liked him at first: later it grew "Children are New England probably will then be au- at $16.80 per 100 and netted chloroform room at the where | not the result of mar- pounds, city hoJU, into love.” women excel men in their interest.ln s:g’ ed to North Atlantic- service. «i.38S.65. It slioipid be jut to death promi^'v. riage. hut marriage is the result of FUil.i .9. Dr. Zl: mas, a man of distinguished; ch.-d: cn.'