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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.

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