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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-13

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-13

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-13

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Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

FRESNO, Cal, Feb. l9.-Meyer Liss- ncr SLos Angeles. stopping over here tonight on his way south from San Francisco flatly denied that he had made any proposal to the state repub- publican progressive delegation of thirteen each to Chicago He said
 There is no truth in the statement emanatng from republican headquar- ters that an offer of compromise was made by me on behalf of the progres- Sives of California concerning the del egatiOn from this state to the republi- can national convention. I could make no such offer because I was not in any manner authorized to do so or even to suggest such a hting. It is true that suggestions looking to d compromise were made to me by some of the men most prominent in the re- publican organization in this state Months ago they suggested quite vol untarily that they would be willing to endeaVor to secure the nomination of and support of the ticket consisting of Justice Hughes for president and Governor Johnson for vice president and on the basis of that proposal the further suggestion of a compromise del eGation was made by them.
 Governor JohnSon's chance com ment about any matter of this sort has always been: If we want anything in the republican party we have the votes to get it at the party primary and will go directly to republican vot- CTS. We don't need to ask the consent of any individuals"
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
HAMBURG SOUTH AMERICAN SHIPPING
 COMPANY PAYS FOUR PER CENT DIVIDEND

"A Bremen telegram states that the North German Lloyd company has obtained from the Bremen senate per mission in the interest of German shipping and public order to refrain from publishing it's balance sheet of 1915. The company also has been exempted from obligation to summon a meeting of the share holders"
 The reports of two Newcastle ship ping lines show immense increases in profits, due to the rise in freight lates. The net profits of the Cairn Line after deducting special war tax ation. amounted to $S13,445 and a dividend of 10 per cent with a bonus of four shi!lings per share is declar- ed making a total of 30 per cent as compared with 10 per cent last year
 The profits of the Moor line amounted to $1,621.240 and a dividend of 25 per cent is recommended as compared with F !-2 per cent last year,
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
|S DROWNED IN ATTEMP TING T0
 MAKE ESCAPE
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 SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 19.-An un- successful attempt to escape from United States disciplinary barracks or Alcatraz island early today resulted in death by drowning for Claude Hey, serving d Oneyear sentence from Stockton, Cal, for selling prop erty of the government, and in cap ture for his companion, whose name was withheld by the government au- thorities.
 Hey and his partner in the at tempted escape were members of a group of prisoners detailed as scaV- trger gang in the early morning. Un- observed in t:te heavy fog. they slip ped away from the guards and low cred themselves into the water. where hey secured logs from mass of floatsam and then pushed clear of the island.
 Almost at once the men realized that the current of the tide was too strong for them, and both men at tempted to reach AlcatraZ rock, which rises from the bay about 100 yards south of the island. One of the men succeeded. but Hey. according to the captured man. sank from sight a few feet from safety.
 First news of the attempted break came some time later when cries from the marooned fugitive were heard by a guard.
 Both men were serving short terms for breaches of discipline. Eley's body was not recovered.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
PREPAREDNESS
 AND COMP U[S|ON ARE NECESSARY
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OTTAWA. ont. Feb. 19-Premier Hughes of Australia outlined the at titude of the commonwealth toward the war in an address d. the Canadian club today. He declared as a labor representative that preparedness and compulsory service are essential for the security of any free people who desire to retain their freedom.
 The premiers' address was greeted with cheers Among his hearers were the duke of Connaught. governor gen erai of Canada; Sir Robert Borden, the premier: Sir Wilfred Laurier. leader of the opposition, cabinet ministers and many of the prominent men in the do minion.
 After praising the "dauntless bray cry of the Canadians" Premier Hughes declared historic balaklava was not to he compared with the charge of the English Australian light horse where only L. men survived out of 800. When the order for the charge was given ten hours before it took place, the men knew for most of them it meant cer- tain 1eath and they gave farewell messages to friends at home to their comrades in the trenches.
 Australia has 240.000 men enlisted he said. and 145.00O have been seHt forward to the front. By June it is expected that 3OO,OOO would be under arms.
 Australians, the premier declared, valued their democracy and liberty, ani were ready to fight for them to the last man. He said every man
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
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BERLIN, Feb 19. (via London, Feb POI The annual report of the Ham, burg. South American Shipping com 2any recommends a per cent divi- dend for 1915. Traffic with South America. of course, has been entirely cut off, but the company has profit ably employed it's smaller vessels in traffic with Scandinavia. This would seem to indicate that British sub marines have not interferred with navigation in the Baltic as much as was thought.
 The North German Lloyd and Ham burg American lines will, iE accord ance with the Bundesrath authoriza- ton, omit as last year, presentation of their balance sheets and annual meetings
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

street jail in Brooklyn for the night Still handcuffed and guarded by two United States deputy marshals as well as by two detectives, he was given into the custody of United States Marshal Power of the Eastern district of New York from which he had escaped.
 Lincoln escaped from the custody of Limited States Deputy Marshal Fran cis J. Johnson on January r. while the two were dining together in a res taurant in Brooklyn. He had been a prisoner in the Raymond street jail awaiting d decision of the United States circuit court of appeals on the application of the British government for his eXtradition to England on d charge of forgery.
 few days after Lincoln's escape a New York newspaper published a letter that was declared to have been furnished by Lincoln in the newspa- per's office Lincoln then promptly disappeared again and the authorities said they had been informed that the newspaper could give no information ! concerning his whereabouts Lincoln persisted in writing letters to local newspapers, defying the gov ernment to capture him. He asserted that he would not surrender unless given assurance that he would be treat ed as a political prisoner and not as an alleged criminal
 | Lincoln was born under the name of Trebtch. He is an Austrian He | later assumed the name under which he is now known, and under it after residing several years in England adopted the Anglican faith and for q | while was an ordained minister The1 he became member of parliament anC is said to have been an intimate of the prime minister
 After the outbreak of the European war, Lincoln began writing accounts of his alleged exploits as German spy in England while believed ther, to he d loyal member of parliament | In these accounts he was the hero o many intrigues and declared he was re. vealing the true depths of the whol, lgreat Teutonic spy system"
 His arrest here was at the reques of the British government whicl charged that he forged two bills of ex change, one for 200 pounds and one fo 50O pounds, his alleged victim in tn, latter case being d man who had bcei his benefactor
 Addison & Pratt, attorney for Lin coin, expressed surprise tonight whel informed that the fugitive had becI caught. He said he had been led to be lieve Lincoln was far away from Ney
 York"
 Lincoln" he added, was ordered [, be extradited to Great Britain bv tn United States district court after hi arrest last August l think his escap from custody while his appeal iron that decision was pending will not af feet the case in any way. unless should result in the higher court grant ing the British authorities a preferenc to advance the case for argument. Or
 dlnarlly the court would not reac
 the case for d year or more. as it i greatly behind in it's work"
 MT. Pratt said his argument agains the extraditiOn of Lincoln would h that Lincoln vas wanted in EneIan, for political offenses and not crimina offenses, and that to return him ther probably would mean he would be sho as a spy
 Case for British Aaents | WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.-Depart
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mcnt of justice officials said tonight that lgnatius T. T. Lincoln probably would be turned over as soon as pos sible to British agents for removal to
 England to face charges pending against him there. No charges are pending against him in this country and none are contemplated, but officials
 have not concealed their concern that
 he be recaptured and removed from the country.
 When first arrested Lincoln is said to have indicated that he had informa- tion of value in connection with pass
 port fraud cases, but a careful eXamin-
 ation failed to result in any important revelations or furnish any ground for proceeding against him.
 ] An evidence of the deep interest in
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street tonight, the detective decided to take no chances. He pressed a revol- yer against Lincoln's body and advised him to submit to arrest quietly.
 You needn't do that" said Lincoln smillingly. I'll go along with you quietly enough"
 After his escape, Lincoln told his questioners, he went to South Am boy N. J., where he disguised himself as d farmer and went about with no fear of his identity being learned. He made frequent trips to New York and rented room in the vicinity of the spot where he was arrested.
 After Lincoln had been questioned at length he was taken to the Raymond
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ROBERT" GAFFNEY
 IS A WOMAN
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 SEATTLE, Wash. Feb. 19.-" Rob ert' Gaffney, who passed as man for nearly 70 years until she ad- mitted her false position when she was sentenced yesterday to hard labor until the lazy husband" law on complaint of a woman she married in Spokane six years ago. was re- leased from the county jail today. She wore woman's attire and said she would not masquerade as d man The prosecuting attorney ruled that she could not he prosecuted foI wearing mems clothing and that as she is not in law the husband of the woman she married she could not be prosecuted for failure to support her supposed wife.
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ONE MORE JUROR
 TO TRY LORIMER
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 CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-The eXamina- ton of Veniremen as to religion, pol itics. likes and dislikes netted one more possible juror to try William Lorimer for alleged bank wrccking today.
 brought the list of those tentatively accepted, but still subject to chal- lenge, up to seven. Heimbuch is married. landscape gardener and an independent democrat.