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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-19
BUlGARS SINFl|CHT
GIVE Up MONAST|R,
ISATHENS REPORT
fnneo.I'uSdln Troops Cap
iufe llohna and Continue
Pursuit ~ Fleeing Zoe.
ADVANCE TWENTY MILES
Salonica Dispatches say Allies
VIII Soon Ne In Serb
Fortress City.

LONDON. sept is-An Athen.
despatch 10 the rschangs Telegraph
Company says ,hs, Information 70.
oeiyes there Indicates that the nul q.
sar- ere beginning tho evacuation 81
Msass,lr
n IL said the bulgarian archives
are being hastily transported to
uskub.
PARIS, sepL IA most v,oleni
battle 10 soins on hst~ssn the Italians
sad balsarlsns eas, ~ Beles Moua
tains In Macedonia. said an oSaclal
statement Issued here to-day,
The hulsarisns have made two
oeunter.s,,acks ssanst the scrh,ens
su, gained no suoeesa The hui.
sarians and Germans have not at
temn,ed . counter action against the
French troops which captured Flo
rlna, There a no change On tho
s,ruma front
An,ed troops are ~i,A,n sight oi
the city of Monastir. pressing close
on the heels % tho rctrca,ins nui-
sarians. according to messages re-
eeivcd to-day from saionica rosses-
tion OF Monastir. said nov TO be a.
sured TO the Anles. win place tho en-
tire pulsar- German line In pern,
TAe serbs eano, be checked In their
headlonx advance. and tho British.
French and Russlan eoat,nEcnts arc
having dir,eulty In keeping pace with
thsm,
Fiorina. on the oreck frontier. NJ.
teen sAl,ss south OF Monastir. on the
Saiontca. Aonastir railroad, out al
which the Bulsars drove the allies
late In August. was taken by a
vide eneircllns movement or the
French and Russians, who crushed
the bulgarian right flank and pressed
them back IN disorder upon Monastir.
The allies already have advanced
twenty mtles.
The Seres drove forward impess-
sively and would not be denied. .rhs
Rulsass seusL, TO naks . stand on
the right bank of tee CsraA. at the
southern bend made by the grsa,
leoD of the stFsam. but were Noa.
ciusivsly defeated and asA. the SAshs
fording the river In the nsishborh I'D
Of nrod. Threatening AoaAs,ir { IN
the southeast.
10 veil AhsaA - Flortaa aPs N,
alllss that Gea. Cordonnier. Ii,
French advance commander. has e..
tabliahsd AsAdauarssrs thsrs for II,
dirsoslea Of operations and has or,
dersd his troops to continue the pur.
cult OF the dsnsoralissA bulgarian,
without halt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-19

WASHINGTON $50, q, Ths efo
tee hisa slih go state i,srsfimsni
~ ~ nslrlsn tssatIas sssins' 80
safeFssl iuaH ~ lIoo ooo zee $50 ~
hass b'sn imuussd ~ usInsn siI
iaIb auihufitiss urau nfla,sa hssAs
pfphsiip ~iii hs fofssfasa ~ ~.
psfmah oassfHmsnt siihaai ssm
meat Amhsssaiui usfafd may maAs
lnquisiss IN sshalf ~ n CaUlsf. a .
fssass " NE National hank Of nsl.
siuia. aho sat lWFllsBRgd sfirT hs
T1sHsmissiuH ~ the nsisian state.
meat io nsfiin. sithos, oa,ial roin
meat, srhrials tsplaihsd 90 day, ssuld
fullos the policy adopted ~ the
Amsfioan uuNsrnmeat rarly In ths
car.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-19

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elas nss sna . half fasianss y ii.
ksnny. 10, ,Cs,roll. ettkS sii.isa,.
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-19
HEAVY LOSSES 10
AUSTNO. GERMANS IN
ATTACK IN GALICIA

PECRo0RAD. sept. ~ tviA Lon.
don) stubborn nghtinE Is In progress
between Russian and Austro- German
troops In tho region Of the River Mar
ayovka. In oalioia. sAys the ofhcial
abatement issued to-day by tho Rus
sian War Department. All the Teutou
attacks, the statement AddA were re-
psllsd With heavy lossss.
The text Of the official statemen,
says:
In tho direction Of Vladimir
volynski. In tho region OF Dob
rudja. the snsmy launched an at
tack against one OF our advanced
platoons. but was repulssd by our
machine-gun FIRE. Ten rifcmen OF
our platoon who escaped injury
counter. r.Attacked under Command
of the Sergeant Major. killed some
Germans. took ono prisoner and
put tho cthers TO Night. Tho
Sergeant Major was seriously
wounded.
In the region to the west OF
Brody our volunteers and patrols
surprissd In the night an enemy
advanced post without nrinE a
shot. and In a bayonet engagement
killed twenty men and tooo pris-
oner one officer and twelve men.
I'm the region Of the River Mar
Ayuyka stubborn battles are con-
tinuing, Here In Sundays battle
the gallant reGimental command
or. Col. Gub,n, and Lieut.. Col.
Semiche6 were killed"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-19
UyYER EXHAUSTION
SORCKS 1900 900 NAN
~ our BArTLIFIGLD

IDNDoN. sept Aeoerdlas 10
the reports Issued In London and Her
lin, more than 100000 moa have
fought TO utter exhaustion In the
mighty battle of the Somme. The
British sssert thu, twenty Aine divi'
sions. q total ef bso,ooe @en. have
tess withdrawn srom the hs,,'s nae
because they could nah, no more
without q rest.
nsrlin reports ,ha, not q fresh
division 10 left on tho british froat
II tAis 10 true moro than 100000 iirit'
ish troops have tough, TO sxhaasuop,
, although the London War once re-
ports say that fresh troops are eea'
sssnuy taking the places of the tired
soldiers,
4 steady dewnpour of rain has
halted the British operations on tho
Somms from, and there has been nv
important nrhtlng since yesterday,
Gen. Haig reported this afternoon
that British troops entered enemy
trenches a, Riohsnbourg i.ahoae at
three separate places. taking prison.
ere and inrioting casualties
The rainfall was general along the
whole British front In Flanders aud
France. The Bri,ish troops spsnt the
night In consolidating their new
positions northwest Of Bouleaux wood.
where the capture sf the "0uadrt-
lateral work" yesterday enabled
Hslx's men to advance 1000 yards on
Q front Of q mile. This gain was an
other important advance In the On.
circllng OF Combles, whose capture Ia
nov considered but . matter OF .
fee days
Following is the text Of ts-day's
Dritish War Office report:
Heavy and continuous faia
has fallen during the last twenty
four heurA The general situation
u unchanged.
sin the neiehborhood of Riehs-
bourg L'Avoue northwest Of La
Bassel We entered the enemy's
trenches at thrns plAces. eapsus-
tpK prisoners and q machine gun
and infiictinx many casuAltiea
Our Casualties we're vsry slight.
~Since last Atxhts report ave
more of our .sroplAass have
failed to return
Philip 0ihAs. writing ~ tks
Chronicle from the Sewvws front.
says osrsweN lsssss siWss Friday
have been tviohttul sNd thst the
ushslo bsttleRsld aleno Nigh
Nidue 10 Oelsille Wed and
oiNsky 10 ~ess orsst graveyard
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-19
Stop Rice Powder

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sIspAy wostn WAISTS WORN x,sSnNa.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-19
Io,o0o ITALIANS 10 DE DE.
PORJHDYROM GERMANY
ASACT OF REPRLSAL

RERNE Switzerland (via Par,s),
Sept. is.-It Is reported from the
German frontier that the German
Government intends to eNpel 10000
Italians In reprisal for the treatment
Of Germans In Italy. The Italians
will be cent out Of Germany on spe-
cial trains by way OF Switzerland.
They include many women. children
and old men OF the poorer ciassea
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-19
ATTACKS OF ALLIES
AT FLORENA CHECkED,
IS BULCAR R4fOkT.

SOFIA. Sept 1.-THE repulse Of all
allied attacks around the Greek town
OF Fsorina. was announced by the Bull
garian war once to-day,
Bulgarian troops are continuing
their advance against the Roumanians
In Dobrudja and have captured the
Black Sec port Of Mangalia, ss miles
south OF Constanxa,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-19
DIED..

COerNER-At Norwood, N. j., on sept,
ls, ipia. EUGENE FERpoN. soa Of
M. ana Ars. Richard Qostnsr tass Fer.
don). In his oth ysAr.
yuAsysl sssvtsSs ~ Ats psvsnts' resi-
asses on Wednesday at a,tS y. u.
COugKLlO.--ON Sept, ~. THOMAS
WALTER. sSs 80 Year,. beloved hus'
hama Of Bella Costello. nee Doraa.
TNAsvai sysn J. J. Noloasy's funeral
pArles, SEQ Let sv., Tossdsy, a.so
p. N. Intsrment Calvary CsMstsry,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-19
ITEMS FoR INVESTORS.

American Agricultural Chemical COM
pany--ouarterly dividend OF 1 Ia per
cent on common stock. payable Oct,
is TO stock of record Sept, IS, This Is
lntsrbovough Rapid Transit Company
report for fiscal year ended June %
compared with sS-ie per cent. the pre-
vious year.
St Paul system. year ended june 80
Balance after preferred dividends eQual
20 l-S3 per cent, earned on common
stock AS compared with s-fs per cent
the previous year.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-19

Primary sl.sslsr sslIs viii ks sp.s
70 ssv tssm , ~ ts p. \, Ia.
ssllsS ssesss ~ ever .psr'y msv sess
on s~'s,sl tslle,s ts' their shs'sss sss
eartv aeNsiestisro
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-19

Primary election pells will b eps~
- day from p. ~. ts . P. n. Ia.
rol,ot vetsrs u svsry psrty nay vets
"a stseial ballees tee thsis sheteeo ~
nar&v asmiNstieae.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-19
sURoeR SAID 70 FIGURE IN OF.
gRATioNS OF GANG

Search OF tho rooms OF the Chicago
prisoners has disclosed what the Gov
crnment agents characterize As the
pAraphernaliA ol an elaborate racing
swindle, including fake newspaper
chppingA counterfeit letter headings
and code books for the laytng Of
waSers on the horses.
In the background Of tho revela-
tions of the last few days lies a muir
der which 70 charged II y n,smber Of
the gang. The crime occurred last
June In . snmmsr camp In Je0ersSn
County. Colorado, not far from Den
yer. Several alleged members of the
gang were there for an outing after
the fleeing of a Denver man OF 5000
by the badger game. In the pay o0"
II u said that one William Turner,
alias Wilson. held out u. 500 on James
Brown. Several weeks later Brown
discovered he had been robbed,
hunted up the camp and shot Turner
dead. None OF the gang made any
effort 20 detain him and he took a
train for the East.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-19
loay, PoVno AMD eGvvAaoA

Losr-On Rr>dvs, subway e,prss stuu, $50
Y. n Sot. 18th iars~ Mani, ert.anne Tel
With rsd tape containing rarers, hhusiions, &C,
Nwsn,. koNn IlS, w Nssl ST., Nsw ius.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-19
MORE RICH VICTIMS
Of BlACKMA|l GANG
FOUND BY POLICE


hts part made out . check FOR $1,000
an u nos,on hank and Mrs klipper
gave up her purse and all her dla.
monds as her share % tho payment II
for protection. Later they dema nded
aud received esoe from her.
NOW sHG WAS COMPELLED TO
"k,ck IN"
Mrs, Kllpper's fright aNN protest
against the "holdup" In tho hotel
wcrc me, by Crooker With. "There
doesn't seem to be any way out % u
caeep, for both Of us to kick In"
when she threatened later To tell
her story to tho Federal authorities
she was iod to To to Canada on .
promise Of the return of tho money
she had paid. Once there. she was
held a. prisoner At . hotel In Montreal
for six weeks ana then deserted.
Crocksr. who had represented him
self to Mrs. Kiippsr A. Alvin Collins,
. millionaire from Boston. 90 duped
her that she long refused to believe
he had had any part In the swindle.
II was not until he was arrested In
Tampa. Florida. for stealing a $1,000
diamond ding from Q woman who had
been fascinated by him that she
realised his dupl,ctty.
Mrs. Klipper identified Butler yss-
terday In tho Federal Building In
Philadelphia. and a. soon as she had
sworn TO the afiidAvit In the warrant
for his arrest she vas escorted to the
train for Chicago for appearance
against the swindlcrs to-day. Butler
refused to answer any OF the auss-
tions put to him by Agent Garbno Of
the Department of Justice and Az
sistant United states Attorney John
c. Knox Of this city. special Govern
ment attorney.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
Former Havelock Man
Is Dangerously Hurt

Otto J Eohirck 292G North Twenty
seventh street a llmekeeper IN the of
flee Of the superintendent of the Hurl,ng.
ton railway at the Union depot waa
taken 70 81. jnHopha hospital IN . criUl
cal condition last evening az the result
Of an auto accident a. Twenty seventh
aud Lake atraata
Mr. achirok was on hlR way 10 hu home
about tih yesterday evening when an
euto driven By Neil Cross, who runs q
garage ~ se6 flinneY, ht him na he
allHhted fram the atreet ear a. the street
Intersection knocking him several yards.
llc was nickea un uNlons Gua Tho in
lutfd man was carried lAta nearby
sroeety store aud the local police notified
City rhtsielan NiIlfr aud pailee aar
ston Harris attended the iniured man
ehe was taAaH ia the at loaruba hos.
piial The haeinrs state hf hs Hse
iufed asull and nnaai1ia lntsrual injuries
ito Is uot ekne led iu fegater
Air dahhk and Blfn fsmn 90 ibls el't
from flareiaeb Neh. shout time tg0,
whore be- has hefn tHpiuted b iho ntfs
liEzlun he hatna ftsI tssanly reeu pro
molet o. tHs position De- npN haId7
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
Report on Rise in
Price of Gasoline
is Nearly Ready

WAalllNgToN, April Finishing
touches were today being put on the
preliminary report Of tho federal gov
ernments inquiry into tho rise in the
price OF gasoline, II viii be placed before
e0ngfcgb this week
Tho federal trade commission has had
every available field agent ut work on
the investigation and the Department Of
Justice has forwarded 10 the commission
ali complaints received by H. Tho es-
aential facts gathered have been given
10 the department which viii consider
the evidence with Wow to determining
whether prosecutions are warranted IN
der the antitrust law.
The first report 20 congress In response
20 senate resolutions viii contain com
paratlno figures M 90 production prices
etc Tho report Il Is understood viii not
fully support the recent announcement
Of the Department Of the interior that
more gasoline was holng produced and
OH hand than ever before
A second report viii present the reasons
20 which tae commission attributes the
price increase A thlrd report. dealing
Will ans facts relating 70 unjust doaatim
inatlen hy manufacturers or producers la
contemplated later
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
Smith Bot the Fees,
But Abraham Is No
Nearer a Citizen

Abraham Jak0b Hlaloblocky, si6 goyth
Twenty ninth street, turned his esrtiti
cate n naturalization IN 10 the United
states court for cancellation, ana asked
that the sDit of thu United states against
him DO dismissed The suit was dis
missed.
This certificate was granted him Ysb.
ruafg Z, 1916 and his trouble started be-
eanaa District Court Clerk Robert Smith
insisted that a certificate bs granted him
10 spite Of the fact that he had not com
pliad with The law IN supporting his M
filioh by a declaration NJ Intention. Ths
deputy clerk Insisted on having this Dec
lHfatlau bat smith oyernilod the deputy
Tie damage has been und0ne Hialot
hiaehF haa bean released ~ tho charge of
securing naturalization Illegally ana
ffaudnlHntiF A great deal N work was
required On ihd part NJ tho naturalization
examiner the federal court clerk ana
Federal l1dha Munger "a undo tho harm
that Hnltita apparent ignorance N ths
Las did.
And nialahloohY Ia no mora 4 United
States citizen Than he was whfn NJ
started 70 net hls papers Hut he hss
nald hia fees ~ 10 smith and las hAi
deal of HaffY and anxiety into Tie hsi
gain
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
Apostle Pleads
For Wider Latitude
Over Amusements

iHDEpTNpEgcE. Mo, April q. fspe.
eial Telegram Hundreds ~ doleRatep
are IN attendance ~ the conventions oi
tho sunday school association ~ the Gie.
organized Church Of Latter Dug Nninti
and The lteiigio Literary Gonorel society
The young peoples organization ~ tbf
same church Sunday vas Riyen over 4
these organizations for Joint pfoaam,
nnd conferences. AZ The morning session
remarkable choir of 40 children gana
anthems, responses and animated chortie
numbers An addfeae was made by
Apostle John Hunhton. urging moro N.
rictio1 md less restrictions In tho matter
Of Rmusements and reefe0tlons for young
people.
At Sunday school 6l6 we're IN attend.
anee. but 100 Of these being visitors, who
were shown about The workings and ac'
tjvitiea Of this massive local school being
carefully explained by committee
A junior choir Of forty young people
furnished the music at the evening hour,
when T.. II r Curry Of pittsburg. aud
Prof George N Briggs. president Of
drnceland college were speakers
James Bupt Of atSnans CITY. supcrin.
tendent Of the temperance department.
leciured ths afternoon md tonight,
Thomas J..lGiliott pastor of the 81 Louis
congregation, and pr, Harvey sandy "
kanaaa city, were the speakers, tlo mu-
sic being being furnished by a junior or.
oheatra Of forty children from tho nges
Of 10 T. under the direction Of Arthur
u Mills OF this place
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
Farmers Pickets
Drive Off Deputies

enc AGO. Amt 2. Several persons
we're reported tu riots Nhieb followed at-
lfmpls IF The "insursenN % 1900 tho
hiaekada established bv tarmers about
mills p.snta ~ pUutes. ill fwcnty loads
af milk Nefv dumped luio lho street Sis
mmrd damiies attempted ta stDp thr
aniHs iaekfia fafea them iute aU aulp7
mah.la aHt dfeEn iNym out so town
fsu ktllsr u. the happ NuHnp
NHe rsaleH association said mefo than
8if mHlmn 0HiA, af mia a poNs
ist eEe dtt ta Fst heANae Hf iha
mtH Hfatat feNRl iu lahe tnn pF.fH
F
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
Blame for New Hapen Collision
is Placed Upon Dead Engineer

ihfir sTsWt o. tf Ha laam isf dsQht
afs thb faFHH lhai % pfsvshi aesl
ttnia of ihls uslaia hslearn Msh spfai
aiif fHNninK nH shaft hUaiuHlt sIta-
matl lNtlata shilh eiil shfafas stsdl
casa O. slsnai Hiltsliars should 10 ussa
lHia aa Hieni Htam i.H ts siisNlHh ~
ii# Hai iNat tafsfA aHi taiupfiuAi
1alfWfn atial Hf ngntl afalsms 81
ttH mai hsh3 spplatei tfe sfa bnt
aH f1i iR W8lA ssalNt a.iltlaHs
tiUF tIui
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
GERMANS TELL
OF NEW GAINS
BEFORE vERDUN
al French ns aYgi#
Forgcs ] l4acourt
and hsty' o1aft, West Of
Meusc, Taken.
FIGHT ON NEAR D0UAUMoNT
Berlin Statement Says Teuton Troops
Engaged with Soldiers Hold.
ing Trenches.
ALL QUIET ON EASTERN FRONT

BERLIN, April 8-tyia ion.
DOM All the rcnch positions
north Of Torges brook, between
lIaueourt and Bethlnc0uri, west of
the Mepse. In the region north
west Of Vefdun are in German
hands, the war office announced 10,
day
The text of The statement Is as
follows
Western lheatert On the left
bank Of tho Meuse all the eDomy.a
positions north Of tho brook Of
Forges befWeon Hauc0uft and Both.
ine0pft are IN our hands,
Engage French rroops,
"a0uihweat and south Of Fort
D0uamont our troops engaged IN
battle with troops holding the
French trenches and points of sup
port
"Eastorn theatef There II nothing To
report
"Airship moYnments Army md naval
alfshlps during tile night attacked docks
NJ London md other important military
points on tbe English east coaai alao
Dunkifk."
Urop bombs In Bnsi.
Bombs we're dropped bR savadropH N
German asfoplanea on The rallw6y sta~
tlons NJ Poaorielzg and llorozcja % tbc
line 70 MinHk Gtuaelan 'FRONT.', md on tho
camp ~ OstfoWlkI, south Of MIR Bombs
also wefo dropped on railway establish
mepts ri mlnsk by ono Of our alfsilps'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
OLD-TIME SCRIBE
DIES FROM STROKE
William Henry Kent, Proof Reader
for The Bee, Stricken While
at Work, Dies Later.
HAD MOST EyENTFUL CAREER

william Henry Kent. night proof
reader on The Bee, wbi'e at bis desb
NJ l;30 Monday morning, eus'
lalnod a stroke of paralysis and vas
taken 10 bis home, 1918 Capitol a..
6Dus, where he died at 10 o'clock
never having reKaine1 conscious.
ness, 10 members ~ bis family,
friends and associates. he bad often
cxpressed The wlsb inst b. dc 10 fhe
harness. and 10 be- died. rRm
Mr.. Kent Ind been IN appaf9nt
good health. llo had worked On fhe
proof reading desk during the night,
and when the regular night force
1uit work shortly after 2i50 O'Clock
Monday morning, be remained 10
read proof on some lime copy. fie
had started reading proof sheet
and had marked errors for some dis
tance down, when suddenly he col
lasped, at once became unconscious
and foil back In his chair
Mr. Kent IL survived bY his Widow AMI
three daughters, Mrs Matt phlipd and
MRS BtewHu g, Wig. NJ Ouaha, ana
Mrs Mary Graham NJ Topeka Kan
HOn, William n Kent waa Killed III a
railroad accident In kansns nVe years
ego The body viii be- bp led III pmaila.
but no arrangements have, been made f0f
the fpnHfal
Member ~ the Ola Guard.
The death of William iisnfy asnf
nnrkA the paAslng NJ onf NJ fhe ald
guards In the newspaper field IN tho
central woat and man. who thirty
Or 40 years ago was ono Of The most
brilliant writer's
Born IN Williamsport. Ind, slHtysalH
years aEo, there william Henry Kent
Erew 10 manhood 10 attended The pub
10 schools thefo and subsequently with
honors was graduated from Wabash coll
lego NJ crAwfordsylllo Ind There he
studied law and Wna admitted ~ the
bar IN iHs, praoileing hla profession until
lEG when b. rame ~ Omaha In tile
meantime and In lNi he Wha married 10
Miss Hattie a. Rice ~ rfaWfnfdsvllie
Upon hla arrival ln omaha though ha
had mover had 6ut uc#aphpef egpfflence.
instead ~ continuing III iha practice III
law, he entered upon iuurnhliatip Nafh
becoming CITY editor m tha ntFHiRH
Newa m afternoon daily thai rred Nga
had short time before established
Ne continued with thia rHper until II
suspended publication few months iatsF
shortly after thia ha ntfama Reporter
on Tho lite under Al Aefensnn Nhn
Waa ihou CilY editor faN mnnfha
later Hortnsou sent io Inc hspuhidan
and hsnl became alip sdiiaf ~ The
SEE ln thla capacity ha Nas HfaaI tha
thilfe editorial fare
tateFs rntiFe fuua
ua0h Iu iNs newspaper reporters stTa
noe aa nnmofots as moss aud aha d fEa
lifa found nsolf nlih0W ant men fsdfaf
Kent on the editorial Htalff Ihe nrafsr
haA lniNlled iHu ftrlp aHi lad rIddaH
b ftiRni lfain nul of iNsh fHeu ID see
lhai htnt tfm0NaifsiFd ahat be nid
aa ha coveted 600 fniiN taAh faf uatH
Mo- mofHiNE and weNiHf lt.H tH#
rArtf rHfei hm WH stH taaH Uaa #a
lt0Ui fHH wHa ratiHbttN tsahtf /.
HnNtnaaA an raaa fen eHmH uMs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-04
W0oDRoU0H CONFIRMED
By VOTE or THE SENATE

WAHiifhAfnAt Apfil iHpeelai rtls
Hfalit ha senate latf thls afternoon
confirmed iHsaph W WunhnnHh. iudta
Nf tse ffiefal aiattiHi Of Nebfatha. tlea
W. h Munger deceased M Wand
fWHfHs hppalhlwhHt Naa bNsn rHntDns
htfpfH tha senate slnln Mafuh ik