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Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
IMMIGRATION BILL
PASSES UNCHANGED
House Votes for Alien Measure
with Literacy Test Clause
Attached.
AsIATIC EXCLUSION CARRIES

WASHINGTON, March 30.--The
Burnett immigration bill with its
literacy test and Asiatic exclusion
provisions unchanged, passed the
house late today, by vote of 30S
TO 81. 1t now goes to the senate,
where favorable action is regarded
as assured.
The literacy test was finally re-
tanned in the bill, when the house,
by vote Of 2S4 to Il, rejected the
motion OF Representative SABBATH
of Illinois to recommit the bill with
instructions TO eliminate the test
provision.
Nebraska voted as follows:
Lobeck and Sloan voted to rccommit.
while Reavis. stephens, Shallenbcrger
and Kinkaid voted against recommitment.
ON the passage of the bill every mem
ber Of the Nebraska delegation with the
single exception of Lobeck, voted In its
favor.
Green of Iowa voted against the mo-
tion to recommit with instructions, as did
Mondcll OF Wyoming. and both voted
for the bill on its final passage.
As in former years II is believed that II
tho president vetoes the bill, he will
be sustained.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Husband of Gadski
Charged with Plot
To Blow Up Canal

NEW YORK. March 30.-Captsin Hans
Tauscher, husband Of Johanna Gadski.
the opera singer. and said TO be an Off
Ger IN the German navy, was arrested
today by special agents Of the Depart
ment of Justice on warrant charging
him with being concerned In alleged con
spiracy to blow mp the Welland canal In
Canada.
TausCher, the federal authorities said,
Is head OF the TausCher Arms company
Of this city and representative Of tht
Krupp Gun works i'm this country. His
arrest was brought about, It was stated
through disclosures made by Horst vor
Der Goltz, alias Bridgman Taylor, who
was brought 10 this country a day OF
two ago TO he examined as to what ne
knew concerning alleged German plots
Tauscher was arraigned before Unitcd
States commissioner. denied the charge
and was held in $4,000 bail.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31

LEWES, Del. March SO.-Ernest Schu-
Ter. German. held up the captain Of the
British steamer Matoppo shortly after
the vessel passed Sandy Hook last night.
bound from New York for Vladivostok
with a cargo OF munitions and war ma
terial Sculer who was a stowaway, put
the wireless out Of commission. locked
the captain in his room all night and
searched his papers and the ships safe.
The man is under arrest here, having
been landed this afternoon.
The Matoppo passed out Of Sandy Hook
at 9 o'clock last night and the attack on
the captain was made two hours later.
schuler. It is said, had been a stowaway
on the Matoppo five days When well
out 10 sea he made his appearance armed
with two revolvers. II is alleged. and
forced the captain into his cabin.
The man told the captain that he had
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Russia Given
Permit to Build
Road in Manchuria

PEKIN, China, March 3O.-rhc Chinese
government has signed an agreement
permitting Russia to CONSTRUCT a rail-
road which will give Russia control in
northern Mhnchuria, I'm compensation
for the railway rights granted to Japan
in southern Manchuria. Japan has con-
CURED in this arrangement
The new line will run from Harbln
on the Siberian railroad, i'm a northerly
direction across NIanchuria to Agm
near the Russian frontier. A branch line
will be built from Mersen southwark to
Tsitsikhar, near the Mongoliau border,
whore IL win form a junction with the
trans-Siberian road. Tho new railroad
Will ne G62 miles long. Tho route is pa rt
OF that formerly negotiated for by
Americans.
Russia will raise funds for construction
IF the road by floating a loan of cj O)O, 900
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Villa and Carranza
Troops Reported in
Fight Near Guerrero

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. March 3O.-Fight-
ing, three days ago, between villa troops
and detachment of Carranza's forces,
was reported today by General PERISH
ing TO General Funston. No details Of
the engagement was given. but General
Pershng said Villas men were moving
south. II was believed villa was with
them.
COLUMBUS. y. NJ, March D.-Amerl-
can troops have been using the Mexico
Northwestern railway for a distance OF
about 40 miles between Casas Grandes
and Madeira daily for about ten days
to transport troops and supplies. ac-
cordng to Walter Warren, a negro
trooper In Troop A, Tenth cavalry. who
reached here today.
Warren, who has been invaded at Fort
Bliss asserted thai twelve men were In
jurcd i'm tho wreck on the road near
Musica station, March 21. which resulted
I'm the death OF Trooper TTudnell Warren
suffered crushed hips and internal In
jurics. Tho train ho said, was carrying
cars loaded with horses and troops. and
was wrecked on a "shoo fly" Warren
said that TIC other ten injured men are
being cared for at the field hospital at
Casas Graudes.
DOUGLAS. Ariz.. March s0-A new
distribution Of Mexican troops was an
nounced today by Ives @. Iselevicr. Mex
lean consul in Douglas. General Gales
expressed tho belief that villa Is ef-
fectively cut off by the American troops
on the north and the de faoto troops on
the east and south. in Chihuahua. That
leaves Sonora. to the west, as his possible
refuge
According to the new orders 1900 OF
General Gomez cavalry have concen-
trated In Colonia Morelos. sixty-five miles
southeast Of Aqua Prieta. From there
they can move rapidly either north or
south along the adjacent Chihuahua
border, guarding OHtos and Carretas
passes
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
MANY INQUIRIES
INTO TRIPLE TRAIN
WRECK ARE BEGIIN
Towerman Says He Was cN
and that Signal s sT
Second Train I ~
Work. "
RAILROAD OFFICIALS DIVIDED
They Do Not Agree as to Whether
Blame Should Be Put on Tower
Men or Engineer.
DEATH COACH" WILL BE ISSUE

CLEVELAND, March 3O.-with
twenty-seven bodies recovered from
yesterdays wreck of three New York
Central trains at Amherst, o., at
ttntion was focused upon the sew
eral investigation that were put
under way by federal. state and
railway authorities to determine re-
sponsibility for the wreck. Repre-
sentatives of the Interstate COM
merce commission, the utilities
committee of Ohio and various de-
partment heads of the New York
Central were conducting investiga-
tions in Cleveland and at other
points in the vicinity of the wreck.
Coroner Charles Carver of Lorain
county planned TO begin an inquest
at Elyria into the death of the
wreck victims and the causes lead
ing thereto.
The question Of whether the so-called
death coach on train No. Sc was of
modern steel construction. as claimed
by New York Central officials. or was
mainly OF wood construction, promises
TO be an important feature Of the inyesti-
cation.
Railroad officials today were still
divided in opinion as to whether the
blame should be placed upon the tower.
man, who IT is alleged by some officials
was asleep and failed to give the proper
signal, or upon the engineer. who, they
say il may be shown. either failed tc
see the signal or exceeded his orders
/ OF the more than forty persons injured
In the wreck several were said to bt
in precarious condition early today anC
more fatalities werc feared Railroad Of
/ ficials say that only twenty-scven bodie.
have been recovered and that they regard
1t as impossible that more bodies are il
the ruins.
Unofficial. but what wss regarded as
reliable reports, placed the number ot
dead at thirty.
EnRInemen and TOwermnn.
The two men at whom most Of tn,
questions were TO be directed at today.
-, nv.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Consumption of Wealth Advocated
by the London Daily Chronicle

LONDON, March 3O.--The Daily Chron-
icle gives "A prominent position 10 an
article urging the COnscription Of
wealth. The writer, who Is said to be
we'll known economist. suggests that
the chancellor Of the cNchcquer should
make a levy on an the wealth in tine
kingdom and thinks that vast sum
could be raised iu this way lie pre-
sents a calculation 10 show how, on a
graduated percentage scale. E4i0. 900 900
could be produced by an initial levy a.
] pcr cent ON AN property valued up 10
E5.0no tho percentage gradually mcrcas-
ing to o On property valued over 500. 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31

He says:
Wealth can he taken in any form
cash. stocks or real estate, Unless
something like this is done our peace
budgets will become crushing I'm their
weight. with "A debt OF elOOOO. .O00, 900
interest and sinking fund payments will
be over El2O.OOO.O00; pensions and other
war charges. E4oOo0ODl, making the
probable annual total OF tho budgets as
high as Ei0O.OOO.O00
"Such budgets can hc met. but only
with hnmperiug national development
and danger 10 the nations position in
the world"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Omaha Preacher
Declines Call from
Eastern Church

Omaha Is good enough for Rev. ], A.
Maxwell. pastor OF the Calvary Baptist
church.
Gently extended him by tho First Baptist
church at RoXbury, Pa, suburb of Phil
adelphia. At the request Of members Of
the local church Rev. Mr.. Maxwell de-
cided to remain I'm Omaha.
Since Rcv. Mr. Maxwell came TO Omaha
two and one-hHlf years ago, 200 new mem
bers have been added to the congrega-
tion Of the Calvary Baptist church.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Clyde Shops Strike
Declared Irregular

LONDON. March 3O.-After an invcsti-
cation Of the grievances Of the men
who have quit work In the Glasgow dis
trict, the council of the Amalgamated
Society of Engineers decided today that
the strike in six clyde shops was un-
stitutional and called on the men to re-
turn to work.
The council points out that the strike
is in contravention OF the munitions of
war act.
Two socialist speakers were arrested
this morning for melting munitions work
ers on the clyde to strike
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
AR MY PREPARES
FOR LONG CAMPAIGN
General Pershing is Convinced that
Chase for Villa Will Last
Several Weeks.
SUPPLIES ARE READY TO SHIP

Ell PASO, Tex, March 30.--Briga-
dicr General John j. Pershing has
projected a long and relentless cam
paign in the hunt for Francisco villa
"a chase that may last for many
weeks before the fleeing bandit is run
to earth. This information was
gleaned here today from military
men who made no secret of their be-
lief that villa has slipped through the
Gordon of Carranzista and American
troops. -----------s
Mexican officials said today they had
no news as TO the whereabouts of villa,
but that the troops of the de facto gov
ernment were aiding the American SOL
diers I'm trying TO round up the brigand.
The last OF the information was that
villa was moving through the Santa
Maria valley. once among his peon
friends. who would Eivo the American
troops misleading Information regarding
his whereabouts, Vfra might escape de-
lection for long time.
Ranchers from the region west OF the
Chihuahua district said that when It be-
came known that there was a price upon
Villas head, dead or alive, the bandit
would be in constant danger of betrayal.
Whether the American troops have made
II known that there IL a reward for
villa has not been learned here. but Il
is assumed that the word has been
spread about among the peon population
as the American soldiers move from
place to place.
Rowing bands Of Villisths are reported
everywhere In the region OF the Santa
Maria valley, but apparently the Ameri'
can flying columns have not come ir
contact with them
Supplies Ready to ship.
Bngadier General George Bell. com.
mander OF the base at Fort Bliss
awaited official orders today to shir
supplies 20 the army over the Mexico
Northwestern railroad. Supplies. con-
sisting of gasoline, forage. canned goods
and flour will 60 forward as soon as the
orders are received
/ Meanwhile Major Elliott. department
/ quartermaster. Is moving supplies IL
/ great bulk 10 Columbus. y. NJ. wheT,
| they are carried In truck trains over tn,
Mexican desert TO the army base below
Casas Grandes Ten carloads wer,
shipped 10 Columbus early today. whil
ten motor trucks were also sent to tn
base there. Twenty-seven moro moto
trucks viii go forward late today TO co
/ lumbus.
Army officers here believe that Colum
bus will be continued a. an auNlliar,
base for tho American army In Mexico
They point out that no great relianc
/ can he placed on the Mexico Northwest
/ CONTINUED on Page Two. Column one.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
PROPOSED RAISE IN RATE
ON RICE is SUSPENDED

WASHINGTON, March 70, Proposed
increases Of 10 cents per 10 pounds on rice
from California points TO points I'm Iowa,
Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska. oklahoma
Texas, Wyoming and New Mexico, whitSl
would have been effective tomorrow. were
suspended today by the Interstate Com
mercc commission until July p pending
investigation.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
BORDER HEARS A
RUM0R VILLA HAS
Been SHOT IN LEG
unconfirmed Report Tells of Out
law Wounded, While Another
If His Narrow Escape
Reaches Columbus.
ToRTU RED MAN TURNS ON HIM
Bandit Kills Five Mexicans After
Putting Them to Torment as
Gringo Lovers.
GIRLS HIDDEN AWAY FROM HIM

Ell PASO. Tex, March 3d.
General Gabriel Gavira. Carranza
commander at Juarez, said tonight
that he had received message
from MADEIRA, Mexico, which stated
that Villa had been shot in the leg.
General Gavira said the message
came from what he considered a re-
liable source. but that he had wired
General Bertani at MADEIRA for con-
flrmation.
Narrow Escape for bandit.
FIELD HEADQUARTERS OF
AMERICAN EXPEDITE ONARY
FORCES, COLONIA DUBLAN,
chihuahua, March 26.-CBy Motor
Truck to Columbus, N. NJ, March
300-It has been learned here that
Francisco Villa nearly lost his life
few days ago on the Corralitos
ranch, short distance from this
place, where he tortured and put to
death five Mexicans. One of his vic
Tins leaped upon him and was
strangling him when the Villista
officers beat him senseless with the
butts Of their guns.
Mucio Polanco was the name OF the
Mexican who almost succeeded in ending
Villas career.
Meant rs warning.
The murder of five members Of the
Polanco family was said to have been in
tended as a warning TO other Mexicans
against having dealings with Americans.
Investigation showed that the Polanco
family was involved with no political
faction in Mexico, but that they had a
record of uniform honesty and rela-
bility in dealing with the American man
ayers of the CorTalitos ranch, where they
were born and reared.
When villa, retreating from Columbus,
arrived at Corralitos ranch, he had a
list of all the Polancos, six men, the
mother and two daughters He seized
the men and hunted for the daughters
but the young women had been hidden
so YallAthaAAhe never found them,
To five of the men, Gregorio and his
two sons. and Mucio and his one son
Villa said: II am going to kill you be
cause you are too Americanized. You are
Gringo lovers
Has Them Tortured.
But instead OF killing them outright
Villa had them partly stripped and ther
beaten with the flats of heavy swords
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Taggart Will Not Be
Candidate for Senate

WASHINGTON. March sO-Thomss
Taggert, recently appointed United States
senator ad interim from Indiana TO sue
ceed the late Senator shively. today is
sued an announcement saying he would
not be a candidate for the senatorial nom
ination TO succeed himself.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
New 0rder-i Council
Is Issued by England

LONDON. March SO.-An order. .n-coun-
ell was issued tonight where neither "A
vessel nor it's cargo s1all tc immune from
capture for breach Of blockade upon
the sole ground that it az the moment "a
on its way 10 a nonblockade port"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Four U-BOat Bases
Among Greek Isles

LONDON, March So.-The discovery by
entente allied patrol ships OF four hostile
s1bma inc lases among the Greek I lands
is announced in a wireless dispatch from
Rome this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Violent Battle on
Along Italian Line

BERLIN, March 3o.-,Ry Wireless to
Tuckerton. y. JJ-A violent battle Is m
progress at the Gorizia bridgehead on
the Italian front. large forces being en-
gagged on both sides The official re
port Of today announces the capture
OF 25o Italians
I'm the Doborio sector there Is spirited
artillery fighting
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
They Get
Full Value

Thrifty people don t
throw things away.
They sell or ex-
change them by the
timely use of a Bee
Want-Ad.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
FUNSTON is TOLD TO
DO LESS TALKING

War Department Hints to American
Commander at Border He Is
Too Communicative
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31

+ In ates trace OF precipitation.
l. A. WELSH. LOca4 r'Urecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Call Tyler 1000

~ You Want 10 Talk 20 The Bee
or TO Anyone Connected
With The Bee,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
The Weather
r Temperatures at Omaha YESTERDAY.

Comparative A.. -ui Record.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31

Temperature and precipitation depar-
lures from the normal:
Normal ten mper~ ture Observation-Disclosures. 43
Excess for the sy......................... ;
Total excess since March 1...............1'6
Normal precipitation...... .O6 inch
DCfici,nty for The tav........... .Oiilch
Total rainfall since March L.. .35 in7h
Deficiency since March i........ as inch
Excess for cCr. period. l9l5..... "a in
Def iency for cor period, 1914 o inch.
a.n,p,. ,rnn, stoffona M ? ~ NJ
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
win Collect Data.

Information is being. or will be. coll
lected through American embassies and
consulates, naval experts. officers. crews
and passengers OF ships reported 10 have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
TWO HELD FOR THEFT

When Policeman Tanner saw Si'as
Mason. volorcd. vending his way
through Jackson Ward during the
carly hours oil yesterday mornin. With
large package under his arjn lac
began TO make inquiries. The negro
told so confused 4 story that Tanner
at once sent him int" the second Pre-
cinct station on NaSrancN charge, TO
be held until he could make further
inrcstieatiou
Tanner learned that Mason lived in
the house with DAY" clements, :, negro
employed in Stuupfs Hotel ITO hah
already examined tia" package Mason
had carried ana found IT contained a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

'fh- iuncral OF James cleveland sai-
ley viii lie held this afternoon ut 3
o'clock from his residence. 2GU5 East
Broad street. The iutcrmcu, will bc
in the family section in Oal<woud
Tho active pallbcarcrS will be John
T.. Rose. Jr o!iu Richardson. William
Sittcrl!nS. John NJ. Miller. III. Italpl,
Levy. Percy Straus, Edward Eichcl r.,
II. johnson
Honorary pallhcarcrS: L.. ID. Iiotch-
kiss. -. Il. James. }. = Patterson. VIII
liam Z. liu!l. John Sloan. Aaron Jacobs
Taylor Curtis, Zen l."i.crS, Max Eig-
G":. Walter :. tpShur. Judge - 4.
richardson. Leon C;gccutrcc, NJ. Mili.,
br. Lawrence Il. plicc. Harry Angus
tine. +. T. Murphy. oscar l.. Parrish.
~ IL. ii. Levy. Julien IL. iiiIl. ana Dr
c.. &. WoudSon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
BREAKS A COLD
IN 4 FEW HOURS

relieves sick headache. dullncss. fcy.,
ishness. sore throat. sneczing, Serene.
and stiffness.
Don't stay s,urted-up. Quit blown.
and snut'iiaI' Ease your throbhi,.,
head: Nothing else in the world rjyer
such prompt relief as "pape's t,oII
Compound" which costs only % c.n,
at amy drug store 1t acts wi,ho,,;
assistance. tastes nice, causes no inco-
Senience, he sure YOU get the pen
uine. Don't accept something a,.o
Just as good" Insist on set,,pr
"Papc'a Cold Compound" II you want
TO stop your cold quickly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
"Fairy- ale Man
Giues Golden Hour
Dusan Steua,t Waiter Brings
Mere, -Ncusr Land TO Nee
People.
II, uI,i:NI WITT.

with an The potent vharw :,,td Suhil"
meaning whsch The title carries. ouEala
\ Stewart Waikcr cam" back Ia his OLD
I home ia Richmond l,stcr,lay IL.
:. came % .iNc 10 the people ~ tichmond
IA GOLDEN AFTERNOON with the ferries"
4 for the h.nCht of the \ci&hborhcod
I NmGrrGart.n OF II. Iauls church. ,,n.;
I the magic rinG of the wee peoples
/ own uakiug WAS drawn :thou; his audi
once for the all-too short hour that he
spoke.
1 Rev. ". Russell Bowie. =. H. rc..o.
of st raulS. presented Mr.. Wtihcr.
lie said that y. had read about fairies
all nf our lives and at last we we're
- hear OF them from ono who rcaily
knew about these eli folk IN r:o,.ie
WAS sure that DuGIlU Walker knew
about fairies, because thcN are always
doing nice. KIND thiate- Tor people. and
had he not come TIA" Ion" WAY from
\rw York, merely t. h"lp the Il. Fans
hindvr@art"n' 'rht proof OF his l>nowl-
edge waa unqucstiomuh!c. and hun
dr,dS 81 eager childish faces were
raised tS answer 10 it.
Peter i':tn's cry "po >ou believe in
fairle:ii drought humdreds and han
drcds al S""Hu-ups 10 their feet in
their haste L" proclaim Il childhood
faith. "Cu,r upon Il time" is the mos,
fascinating phla#c IN the world. and
mo Big ballroom at the jefferson
,,,..I,,, ~ ' ..,'.,' 'olN, vas
NJ, w.,i,l' 80 u""c' 'nr Spe!i o.
IN , ~ ,".u' hi'":cH o.
rh,n,7,n,,, """' ,"' rpeu o. en-.
over the tragedy "f picktc Dear ana
tn" Birds: little brown houses TOYS
'.n,S, 80 ~, 40" ,aiaWlN .Hih;.
son.s nm, ,r,. Ill., NO., COY nursSrS
,,,n-.s ~, "i' %'i'leh on butterflies
th..I ,o,,, ~ "eM ",n tue th'hsS
,o,d va ''e "''''es nc
H.
,..,',.,n $3.50 Sn ~ 'n'' rVefNnooy ana
80 some kind: sometimes il is u baby,
sometimes " Is an acorn sometimes
star re told the children all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

on his way 10 Lyons. according to u
dispatch y the Stctan bureau. prince
Mirko and three OF :hc Cabinet miniS-
ic.s will remain in Montenegro 1T tho
request Of the army. which has been
placed in command OF General Sluho-
witch and viii continue the iirh, in an
cndcavor IL JOIN the Scrbians In NJ
banla aud cooperate with their allies
dricndin. Albania.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
THE TRUTH ABOUT
I !! II RH!EI!!I|
Told in a Simple Way
No Apparatus, Inhalers, Salyes,
Lotions, Harmful Drugs,
Smoke or Electricity
Heals Day and Night

II is = new way 1t il something
absolutely different. No loIons sprays
"r stckly s,nellin. $alves or creams.
NO atomizer. or any apparatus OF amy
KIND. Nothing 10 smoke or inhaic. No
electricity on vibration or massage. 80
powder: no nitStcrS. no keeping IN the
house. Nothing OF that Kind at AL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
''Papc's Cold Compound" is the
Sur4St, Quickest Relief
kn0Wn-it'S Fine!


Relief comes instantly
dos" taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end CRIME
misery ana break NJ q severe cold.
either in the head. chest. body or
limbs.
1t promptly opens ciosged- nos.
trils and air passages In the head
stops nasty discharge or nose running
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

quantity OF groceries and package
goods, representative of the hotel
promptly identified the groceries as
~" hot"i property, ANA Policemen, Tan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

nor aud krouse then arrested Clemepts
lie Is charged Wit. stealing the Srocc-
rics and Mason with having stolen
property III his possession.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
Believe Me I
Fat Everything,
t"r ttnow stuurt's n,sprp.i, rnb
let VIII Digest IN. Meal II
I'm. Fine.
send ron !, ,,uuE ru,,

How often do SO SOC ,uou who cane
n"t 81 hnd nov often Il" 10 hoar Diner
mcu hoa%liup 81 their ;,hfiii,.- T.. r:,t,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

This sf>-.car-old Serbian youngsters.
u prisoner in n Gcrmun detention cutip,
is hnppy. regardless of the fact fhnf
the whereabouts OF his parents ARE un-
known. Ills costume is u nun,icscript
ono. heinz made M Of sawed on
irouscr aud rast-ofr rppnrci