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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21
Oldham VIII "Chase"
Ex-Governor Aldrioh
(From a staff Correspondent

LINCOLN, Oct. 9O.-(special)-It is said
that the average democrat does not use
a chaser" but 1t is announced by Sec
retary sprague OF the democratic state
committee today that w. ID. Oldham of
Kearney will chase Ex-Governor Aidrich
from now on, covering the same towns
which the ex-governor Is covering In ef-
forts TO counteract the work being done
by Governor Metcalfe.
When the democratic STATE committee
laid out an itinerary for Mr.. Metcelfe
the republican state committee laid out
one for Mr.. Aidrich which covered the
same towns, but two days later. Now
the democratic committee proposes to
have Mr.. Oldham cover the same towns
as Mr.. Aldrch. Just who the republican
committee will put on the trail OF the
Kearney statesman has not been deter
mined.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21
First Cargo of Food from London
Starts for Relief of Brussels

LONDON, Oct 90-(2:SO p. m .)-Tho
first consignment or food supplies for
the relief OF the people OF Brussels to-
day was on the London docks ready for
shipment to Rotterdam.
w. H. Page, the American ambassador,
has consigned this food direct TO Brand
Whitlock, the American minister in the
Belgian capital, in accordance with the
request the German government made at
the time it granted permission to send
supplies to Brussels.
The American and Spanish ministers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21
War Summary

That the allies are frustrating
the attempt of the reinforced ex-
treme right wing of the German
army to skirt the English channel
ports with the supposed object OF
finding a new route to Paris. is
indicated by the French Official
statement, given out yesterday,
which asserts that the Belgian
army is maintaining its position on
the River User,
Further actions, the statement
adds, are being fought between
the allies and the Germans in the
region Of Ypres, Belgium. From
Ypres the allied left wing extends
TO the English channel. where IT is
being supported by British naval
forces.
Along the remainder OF the $50
mile battle front, stretching from
the North Sea to Switzerland,
where the defenders and the in
vaders nave been deeply in
trenohed for thirty-seven days,
the only activity noted is that in
the region of the Meuse river,
where heavy fighting goes on in
cessantly, principally in the VI
cinity of Camp Des Romans.
French batteries at Sc. Exlhiel,
south of verdun, are reported to
have destroyed an entire battery
of German artillery, which had
been particularly active in sweep
Ina. abe French positions s--.-se~.-7
There Is a dearth OF news from
German sources concerning the
operations OF Emperor williams
forces either in France or in
Russia
A huge conflict is in progress
along the Vistula river, in Rus
sian Poland. Dispatches from
Petrograd declare that after fierce
fighting to the west of Warsaw,
the Germans have been driven
back towards their main positions
on line from Sl1iernewice, near
Lodz, to sandomir, on the Galician
border.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21
WILSON WELCOMES
BAR ASSOCIATION
President Discusses Relations of Law
and Lawyers to the Com
mon People.
PUBLIC OPINION FINAL COURT
Intimates Precedent, Not
Principle, is Too often the Guide
Rules of Evidence May
he Archaic.

WASHINGTON. Oct. So.-with an ad-
dress Of welcome by President Wilson.
with former President Taft in the chair
and the entire supreme court sitting as
guests Of honor the American Bar asso-
citation today began its annual session
here.
In his introduction of President Wilson,
Mr. Taft pledged the associations earn
est Incorporation and deepest personal con-
fedence ip the presidents ability and pur-
pose 10 guide the ship OF state safely
through the European crisis. Mr.. Taft
declared that. the American people were
back Of the president in his banding OF
the International situation and that he
had the confidence of the nation.
President Wilson's response was that
his strength rested in the confidence OF
the people. He pleaded for the human
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21

at Brussels are the patrons OF the plan
20 revictual that city, which probably
will be extended 20 the sending OF sup
plies TO ether Belgian cities.
This food committee, which is now
taking on a national scope because of
the great needs of Mslines, Bouvain,
Liege and other Belgian cities. outside
help is necessary to prevent starvation
among the Belgian people. The COM
miittee expects to open headquarters
in London and make direct shipments to
Isolated Belgian cities and towns
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21
LINCOLN MAN ACCUSED
OF KIDNAPPING HIS BOY

KANSAS CITY Mo. Oct. %, Especial
Telegram Mrs. Corda Harvey, 1919
broadway. reported to the police today
that her 4-year-old son, Clyde. mad been
kidnaped by his father, Dewey Harvey
OF Lincoln. Neb. According to her story
Harvey and his uncle. Richard Brown.
came to the house yesterday afternoon
and asked 70 take the boy for a walk
They promised 20 bring him back at 4
o'viovk. but failed to do 90. she said.
Mrs. Harvey has been divorced three
years. She was given the, custody Of the
boy at that time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21
BRITAIN TRAITOR
TO THE WHITE MAN
England's Use of Japanese, Indians
and Negroes Called Suicidal
by Danish Author.
MUNICH YANKEES SPEAK UP
Americans of German City lssue
statement settiag Forth that
Island KinsdonA Caused ei
Great War. ...,.l s'...a

BERLIN, Oct. sO,--(By wireless 20 Say
Y.lle,. u, 1lzzIrasR naatian-.siNsa.apst
todaysin German official circles says:
Although the news of the fate ef3 the
German torpedo boats s.iis. silt. s-tis
and s-1is which were sunk by British
warships off the Dutch coast, has
aroused feelings OF deep regret through
ont Germany. the loss OF the ships will
neither increase or decrease the pride OF
the Germans for their navy. 4 The crews
are much bemoaned, but the vessels were
old and OF little value. t,atr-l
Named Antwerp Governor. $,
Senator strandes OF Hamburg has been
appointed civil governor OF Antwerp. -
Two Belgian majors have related 10 a
war correspondent OF the Niewe Rot
terdamsche Courant that one-half OF the
Belgian army has been intsrned. in Hol-
land. A quarter OF the whole army has
deserted, they. declare. and the last quar-
ter is so disorganized that II is only q
burden to the British and French arriies.
Nearly all the Italian volunteers in
the French army have returned TO Italy
during the last few days.
French recruiting officers are spend
ing considerable sums OF money TO bring
about the enlistment OF the fisher popu-
lation residing on the French and Bel
gian coasts. These men are TO be or
sanized az sharp shooters. I'll.
Peter Nansen, a we'll known Danish
author. has declared that the rendering
Of assistance to Germany's enemies by
japanese, Indians ana Africans is sui
cidal in view OF the policy OF the white
races The time may come. he says,
when the white. races OF Europe and the
Americas will have 10 Join together IN
opposition to these orientsls.
Means German Financial vietory.
The French newspaper L'Action
Francaise, admits that the war means
the financial triumph OF Germany, at
one time considered poor country. over
France. formerly the banker OF the
world. GA ts
THE London report published IN New
York city that the success OF the Ger
man war loan was made possible only
by the governmental Selslhg; deposits In
private banks. is absurd No private de-
posits have been seized. the sulserip-
tions to this loan were absolutely unin-
flueneed by the government. 90
The Z American committee OF Munich
has issued q statement setting forth its
opinion that England is responsible for
the war. that it.is today the sole obstacle
10 peace; voloins It's Indignation At the
falsification OF fsets.ln England and pro-
testing against the participation OF the
japanese I'm the war"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21
THREE PERSONS INJURED
WHEN AUTO TURNS OVER

BROKEN BOW. Heb., Oct, sO-tsps-
ciaI Telegram )-whiie Mr.. and Mrs. 3.
A. Runyon cf Mason City, with their son
and two daughters. were motoring
through this city about noon today. the
car overturned seriously injuring three OF
the occupants Mrs. Banning. the Oldest
daughter. was injured about the spine
and possibly internally. Mabel. years
old. sustained q broken thigh. and Mrs.
Runyon's foot was crushed.
The accident was caused by an attempt
TO turn out for a passing motorcycle
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21
French War Office Report Tells of
Progress at Various Points on Front

PARIS, Oct. O-The French official
communication, given out this afternoon,
says that the Belgian army is holding its
position upon the User river.
The official communication follows;
In Belgium. in spite OF violent at
taoks on the part OF the enemy, the Bel
CLAN army has held its position on the
liue Of the User river.
There have been other actions in the
regions OF Ypres between the allied forces
operating in this territory and the forces
OF the enemy,
"on our left wing. the Germans con-
tinue to hold strongly their advance posts
around Lille in the direction of Armen-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21
Germany Has Million
Tons Raw Sugar for
p Neutral Countries

WAsHNGToN, Oct. 2O-Germany will
permit the shipment OF raw sugar to neu-
tral countries. American Consul Done
gan at Madgeburg. Germany. has 80 ad-
vised the state department. He states
from 10000 10 10000 metric tons OF raw
sugar is now available and approxi-
msteiy soo.ooo metric tons will be avail
able later. Mr.. Donegsn advises the use
OF American vessels for eargoss. The
German beet crop. he reports, is ex-
pected to produce a minimum Of s,5oe.eo0
tons Of raw sugar.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21

there's, Fournes and La Bassee.
"on the Msuse the enemy has endeav-
ored in vain to drive back the advance
posts Of our troops, who have moved ovt
along tho right bank of this stream In
the peninsula OF the Camp Des Romains'
ITO sum up. during the day OF October
10. We have made progress at various
points on the front.
Russian; In East Prussia and on the
vstula river there is no change in the
situation The efforts OF the Austrians
20 cross the san river have been re-
pulsed. The battle south of Prsemysl Is
continuing under conditions favorable TO
the Russians t.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21
CHRISTMAS SHIPS
TIME Is CLOSER
Date for Closing Shipment from
Omaha Only Three Days Off,
and All Busy.
MANY HELPERS AT THE WORK
People Awaken 10 the Importance of
the Enterprise and Give All
Sorts of Ala to Make II
success.
Time is short.

Time is short. =
Saturday. October "a, is the limit for
sending goods from Omaha to the Christ
mas Ship.
Many people have been misled by pub
lications made elsewhere aud HAVE the
Idea. that because the sisip does not saif
from New York till November 10. that
goods can be received up to November 1,
at least, One Nebraska man wrote TO The
Bee that he had word from Chicago that
November % is the date.
This Is all wrong
The Christmas Ship will sail from
Brooklyn navy yard on November 10.
When Uncle Sam fixes the time for a
ship to sail, 1t starts at that time.
Uncle Sam has fixed the time for the
Christmas Ship.
Element of Time.
1t takes time to haul goods from
Omaha to New York; the railroads are
generously contributing their transporta-
ton facilities. and have planned TO hurry
the shipments along on a special schedule
but even this requires promptness In des-
CONTINUED on Page Two, Column Three
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JAPANESE TAKE
POSSESSION OF
MORE ISLANDS
Occupation Of Marianne Group, Near
Guam. by MikadO's Fleet is An
nounced at Toxic,
OTHER ISLANDS ALSO TAKEN
German Possessions in Marshall,
Eastern and Western Caroline
ArchipelagOes Seized.
FORMERLY OWNED BY SPAIN
All Islands in Marianne Group Ex-
Oept Guam Were Sold to Ger
many Fifteen Years Ago.
PART OF JAPANESE POLICY
Plan is to Hold ALI German Coaling
Stations Until End of War.
GERMAN TORPEDO BOAT SUNK
Graft which Succeeded I'm Escaping
from KsaO Chow Bay under Cover
of Darkness ia sunk by Jap
anese warship.
All Islands in Marianne Group Ex-
oept Guam Were Sold to Ger
many Fifteen Years Ago.
PART OF JAPANESE POLICY
Plan is to Hold ALI German COaling
Stations Until End of War.
GERMAN TORPEDO BOAT SUNK

TOXIC. Oct. 20.-(6 p. m. l--The
navy department has announced the
occupation for military purposes Oh
strategically important islands In the
Marianne. Cor Ladrone1 Marshall,
east Caroline and west Caroline ar
chipeligoes.
Jaiuit in the Marshall group, was
occupied October IA by division Oh
the Japanese fleet. Jaluit, it is ex-
plained. was the base of the enemy s
maritime operations in the Marianne,
Marshall and eastern and western
caroline archipeligoes. The Japanese
found two German vessels. One sent
itself to the bottom and the other
was captured with its crew. No
damage was suffered by the Japan
ese fleet.
Capture af Jaluit Island.
IT was announced from Toxic on oc-
tober 6 that the Japanese squadron, dele
rated to destroy the German fleet in the
south seas, had landed hlnejackets on
Jsh,it Island. the seat OF government In
the Ma-shall archipelago. which was an
nexed by Germany in 1886. The Marshalls
are in the south Pacific, about midway
between the Philippines and Hawaii
Jaluit Island il thirty-eight miles lone
and twenty-five miles wide. 1t has been
the headquarters of big German COM
nanv which traded with the Marshall and
adjacent Rroups Of islands.
According to a German news agency dis
patch received in Peking, October
Jauauese forces had occupied the Island
of Yap, the most important island In the
Caroline group OF New Philippines, in the
Pacific ocean II was declared later In
Toxic that this report was without con-
firrnation. Yap is due east OF the island
of Mindanao in the Philippine and dis
tance 800 miles. Is is about $50 miles
southwest OF Guam.
A dispatch from Washington, October
:. quoted the japanese embassy as sayini
that the seizure OF the island OF Yap wal
only one DEVELOPMENT in the general plar
agreed on by the British and the Jap
anese to seize all of the German nava
stations In the Pacific. This was re
garded as necessary. It was explained, 4
terminate the activities of the German
cruisers which have inflicted serious in
jury on British commerce.
German Torpedo Boat Destroyed.
SASEBO, Japan, Oct. 2o.-According t
Information reaching here today. onl!
three Of the 2Si members OF the crew o
the japanese cruiser TaSochiho whici
was sunk by a mine in Kiao Chow ba!
on the night OF October II, survive tn
disaster, The body OF Captain Ito ha
CONTINUED on Psse Two, Column Five.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21
The House.

Met Al noon.
Rules committee reported rules 70 i'm
mediately consider the Lever cotton ware
tional banks TO issue circulating notes on
commercial paper up 10 100 per cent
War revenue bill with senate amend
ments was reported by the wayH aud
means committee, with Tecomme ndatl lions
that the house disagree and send II 20
conference.
Considered District OF Columbia Iegis-
latiOn. with an agreement to take up cot
ton relief legislation next.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21

PARIS, Oct, 2O.-lncreasing salts
faction was shown by the people of
Paris today on reading the latest re-
ports from the front. These indicate
that the allies are continuing their
offensive operations, whicn in the
opinion of French observers, promise
the best results. The action of the
Belgian army and of a squadron of
warships in repulsing an attack by
the enemy is a subject of particularly
favorable comment.
The public was equally gratified
by the announcement OF the situa-
tion in Alsace. This was the first
time in some days that the war Of
flee has indicated definitely the
French positions. II is now seen
that the French troops have almost
reached the outlet Of the valley lead
ing to the plains of the River Ill,
which flows north in Aslace and
empties into the Rhine.
The French now consider that they are
firmly established in Alsace on territory
doubly dear to them. Word has been re-
ceived also that the Germans are hastily
preparing new defensive works around
strassburg and digging innumerable
trenchessin front. OF this city Vineyards
have been levelled by the German en-
gineers in Carrying out this work
The fighting in the vicinity Of Lille
has been watched with deep interest here,
and 1t is hoped that not many days will
pass before the allies take this position. <
The Institute Of France, after pro-
ionged and lively meeting. has decided to
read in public at it's annual meeting next
Monday the report of five OF its members
condemning the course OF Germany in
the present war.
After long continued negotiations
through the intermediary OF the Ameri-
can legation at Berne. Switzerland, ex.
changes are about TO be made among the
beliiserent countries Of interned civilians
II has been decided that all women and
children and all males under 17syears OF
aee will be exchanged between France
and Austria So far as known here the
| arrangements with Germany have moi
been fully completed. but It is believed
that several trainloads Of German civil.
Ia ms IN France WIN be allowed 10 go C
the German frontier. Certain German
men over II years Of age ana military
prisoners will not be returned.
| ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21
FRENCH ADVANCE
INTO LORRAINE
Announcement that it Has Cap.
tured Position in Former French
Territory Causes Great Joy.
VALLEY OF Ill IS OCCUPIED
PlunRing Attacks by Germans and
Allies at Different Points Along
North Portion OF Bis Line
Are Days Features.

LONDON, Oct. 20. Burning
houses indicate the line of fighting
in northwestern Belgium" tele-
graphs the Flushing correspondent
OF the Evening News, under date OF
Mouday.
"on Sunday, seventeen trains OF
forty cars each brought German
wounded back to Bruges." the cor
respondent continues. THE north
ern columns Of the Germans have
been increased with reinforcements
brought at night by train from
Bruges, where there are now but
few Germans left.
"ostend was quiet Monday morn
ing"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21
Fosr nIE BattIes Rasins.

LONDON Oct. 2O.-The piunging Ger
man attacks on the allied line near the
Belgian coast between Nieuport and
Dixmunds; similar tactics by the allies
(cOntinued on Page Two, Column Two.j
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21
The National Capital
Tuesday, October go, 1914.
rae senate.

Met al ii a. m.
Considered I'M executive session peace
commission treaties with Panama and
the Dominican Republic.
Adjourned at 1885 p m. 10 noon Wednes-
day. Ifs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21
ana precipitation departures

~ ~ 49, inch
Total rainfall since March /. .2ls9 inches
Deficiency since March 1........2l3 inches
Deficiency for cor. period. 1913 % Inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1912 $50 inches
Reports rrom stations At p. NJ.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21
The Weather

ComDaratiVe Local Reoord,
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s-acar in
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Continued on Page Three. Column Four
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OHtinued on Pase Two. Column Tw0)
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CONTINUED on Psse Two, Column Five.)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21
German Torpedo Boat Destroyed

sAsEBo, Japan. Oct. 2o.-According to
Information reaching here today only
three Of the 2St members OF the crew of
the japanese cruiser Takochiho which
was sunk by a mine in Kiao Chow bay
on the night OF october II, survive the
disaster, The body of Captain Ito has
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21

AdDeTfisinS Is the PendR-
lam thGt keeps buying
and selling in motion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-21
element of Time.

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